A developer has submitted plans to the city of Spokane calling for a $49 million project that would add 111 townhomes between John A. Finch Arboretum and Thorpe Road.
At 6 p.m. on a recent chilly Tuesday, Jim Sullivan’s thermostat in his Maple Valley, Minnesota, home automatically turned down to 60 degrees — not because he set it, but because his utility adjusted it down 4 degrees during a “rush hour” event of high energy demand.
Last summer, Juris Sarins hosted a bevy of first-time guests for two weeks on his property in Klickitat County's Snowden, feeding them fresh vegetarian meals. His visitors: More than 100 goats, chomping through several acres of thick vegetation.
One of the few Spokane-area businesses that actually takes raw materials and molds them into useful parts for other industries has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after suffering a series of setbacks, including one from an employee who was charged with syphoning more than $1 million into her own bank accounts.
Two brothers living in East Africa were faced with a difficult decision in 2009: continue a life of forced servitude or move to a new country for a fresh start.
The Greater Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce CEO Lance Beck is leaving the organization after more than seven years. Beck is taking on a new role as chief strategy officer with Greater Spokane Inc. in early March.
As part of a deposition with a lawyer, Harley Douglass described growing up around a father whose focus mostly centered on building a real estate empire in and around Spokane. Harley said navigating around Harlan Douglass, who died in 2023, was like walking across a frozen lake: you never knew when you were on thin ice.
A Coeur d’Alene frozen yogurt shop is honoring Charlie Kirk months after his September assassination by printing a picture of him on froyo cups they say will help spread the word of God.
With four screening rooms, Liberty Lake’s soon-to-be Cinema Quattro will live up to its name. But developers have their sights set higher than your average theater.
