When Harmukh ‘Molly’ Sandhu became general manager at the Spokane Club in December, he saw potential to restore the storied meeting place back to its grandeur.
A Tri-Cities-based credit union, with branches in Spokane, has agreed to a sponsorship deal that will support an online-business marketplace for shoppers to discover local independent businesses.
Lancer Ltd., a longtime Spokane Valley-based commercial printing company, has changed hands after more than 47 years of ownership under Warren and Karen Jefvert.
Buyers continued to find homes more expensive than ever in Spokane County as the median closing price hit $450,000 in May, but there are signs the market may cool.
Spokane-based Bernardo|Wills Architects filed a pre-development application with the city last week on behalf of Ambrosia QSR for a 2,500-square-foot Popeyes restaurant with a drive-thru and 42 parking spaces at 9252 N. Newport Highway, near Chick-fil-A.
A restaurant that serves Native American comfort food is coming to the Logan neighborhood this summer. Jenny Slagle and her husband, Andrew, are planning in August to open Indigenous Eats in a 1,900-square-foot space formerly occupied by Bruchi’s Cheesesteaks & Subs at 829 E. Boone Ave., Suite E.
The Downtown Spokane Partnership is accepting grant funding applications from nonprofits and groups looking to establish or enhance cultural events in the downtown area.
PotlatchDelticCorp. has entered an agreement to acquire Atlanta-based CatchMark Timber Trust Inc. in an all-stock deal valued at more than $919 million, the Spokane-based forest products company announced Tuesday.
More than 50 years ago, Billie Moreland, Janis Hefta and Joanne Prigmore had an idea to join together to create an arts and small business cluster in Spokane.
Construction is slated to begin in the summer to convert the Symons Block building's upper floors into a micro-hotel and apartments. The building is now 98% occupied with several tenants, including People's Waffle, Emma Rue's, Anam Cara Healing Center, Garland Resale Boutique and more.
Three years ago the Spokane region was gaining attention as a top real estate market for its quality of life, job opportunities and relative affordability compared with larger, expensive metro areas.