Local business

Spokane developer Jordan Tampien said on Wednesday that he has inked a deal to pull the building that houses Brick West Brewing out of foreclosure as part of an ownership shakeup in which he has brought in new partners.

The smell of fried chicken filled the air outside of Spokane’s first Raising Cane’s on Tuesday morning as hundreds of people gathered to celebrate the chain restaurant’s opening day.

The price of heating a home in the Spokane area will be getting a bit more manageable just as the fall turns to winter. Spokane-area customers of Avista Utilities may be getting a reduction in their monthly gas bills and a slight hike in electricity costs based on a recent request by the utility to the board that regulates it.

The primary goal of 2-2-1 Press is to grow Spokane’s music scene, and they continue to find different avenues to do so with the Riverfront Sessions.

For the first time since it opened, the Spokane Convention Center will have a sponsor, and it’s as local is it possibly could be.

A long-delayed project by developer Jim Frank appears to be moving forward as an architectural firm has filed paperwork with the city of Spokane seeking input on a six-story building that would include 200 living units and retail space in a vacant lot on West Summit Parkway west of the Monroe Street Bridge.

Developers earlier this month signed a building permit request that would build the second Chick-fil-A restaurant in Spokane. This one would be built just northwest of the Gonzaga University campus.

When Randy Deniston founded R&D Woodworking in 1985, he chose the name because he liked the reference to “research and development.”

Among the hundreds who flocked to the neon lights and symphony of video game soundtracks of Dave and Buster’s in Spokane Valley on Monday were a couple of regulars.

A new arcade, bar and restaurant is opening in Spokane Valley on Monday, complete with its bright orange circle logo.

The wife of slain Coeur d’Alene Fire Battalion Chief John Morrison announced this week the end of a business that she started with her late husband: the Coeur d’Alene Cider Company.

Spokane’s No-Li Brewhouse raised $45,000 over the weekend in annual event benefiting firefighters, but partially redirected this year to a more specific cause.

Opening just before the world got shut down by a pandemic, Brick West Brewing completely changed both the look and vibe of the west end of downtown Spokane. Now it faces an uncertain future.

The new leader of STCU is no stranger to Spokane’s largest credit union.

Plans were submitted to the city of Spokane outlining three potential projects for a South Hill property, city records show.

On a balmy afternoon in Pike Place Market, you're bound to see a fish fly above the heads of a huddled crowd. But it's usually not a Super Bowl-winning Seahawk hucking the fish at Pike Place Fish Market.