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• Interplayers theater group rescued by Dickers

  April 14, 2012 in Business on Page A1 The husband-and-wife team who acquired Spokane’s Bing Crosby Theater earlier this year has taken on one more Spokane arts group: Patty and Jerry Dicker said Friday they’ve bought out the … 6

• Caldwell: Prudent Wheatland a star in banking circles

  February 20, 2011 in Business on Page E1 Wheatland Bank earned a profit last quarter, as it has for every quarter since it was founded in Davenport 32 years ago. The holding company, Community Financial Group Inc., raised …

• Banks seek to reassure depositors

  October 9, 2008 in Business on Page A8 With global financial institutions failing and trillions in investor dollars evaporating, Inland Northwest banks and credit unions are reassuring depositors their money is safe, and many are offering high-interest certificates …

• Wheatland Bank gets new look downtown

  June 15, 2005 in Business on Page A8 Susan Pittman Horton would like people to come into Wheatland Bank’s remodeled downtown branch to watch Oprah, drink coffee and check their e-mail for free. And while they’re at it, …

• Wheatland Bank opens new branch

  October 28, 2004 in Voices on Page N2 Wheatland Bank is opening a new branch at 10925 N. Newport Highway, a bank spokesperson announced. The branch is scheduled to open during the first quarter of 2005 and will …

• Community banks rely on personal assets

  August 22, 2004 in Business on Page D1 PORTLAND — There are no velvet ropes or marble teller’s counter, no dark wood or imposing glass panels. Instead, the interior of Umpqua Bank has the feel of a sleek …

• In Spokane, relocation can speak volumes

  June 6, 2004 in Business on Page D1 Spokane’s leaders have bemoaned the flight of corporate headquarters from downtown since Expo folded its tents in 1974. Well, in the case of the banks, anyway, that’s changing. Last month’s …