Restaurant and Brewhouse has opened at the Spokane Valley Mall. It has two other north Spokane markets, at 6520 N. No plans for the site have been announced. The decision is based on business factors, Albertsons said in a release.Īlbertsons opened the store at 1617 Northwest Blvd. Northside Albertsons store closingīoise-based Albertsons has decided to close its Northwest Boulevard supermarket in north Spokane on Aug. The medical center’s 125 staff members serve about 8,000 patients annually.
The center will replace a facility that opened in 1990 and offers about half the space. In addition, the tribe pledged $3 million, and $2.5 million will be contributed by the Benewah Medical/Wellness Center, a news release from the tribe said. Highway 95 in Plummer.įinancing was provided by an $11.8 million grant awarded in October and funded by the Health Resources Services Administration via the Affordable Care Act. The center will be located on six acres west of U.S. The 50,000-square-foot center is expected to open in fall 2012 and will include medical, dental, pharmacy, lab, X-ray, community health and counseling services. The Coeur d’Alene Tribe broke ground recently on the $17.3 million Benewah Medical Center in Plummer. It has clinics in Spokane and North Idaho. Rockwood Clinic is one of the area’s largest health care providers. The single-level clinic is part of a nine-building Liberty Lake Commons development of offices and businesses.Ĭaldwell said the clinic will offer pediatric and family care, along with imaging and physical therapy. Rockwood Clinic spokeswoman Becky Caldwell said the clinic will open in the fourth quarter this year.Ĭonstruction is expected to cost roughly $2 million. Stanford Lane.īaker Construction is the general contractor and developer for the project, which expects to be completed sometime in the third quarter. The 12,000-square-foot clinic is at the completed-shell stage, at 1326 N. After recently opening an Airway Heights clinic, the Spokane-based care provider has begun building a new clinic in Liberty Lake. The property on Ermina was owned by Byrd's parents, Vern and Mary Byrd, of Spokane.Rockwood Clinic continues its 2011 expansion. Matthew Byrd, of Cornerstone Property Advisors LLC, of Spokane, handled the transaction. Rick Garrett says Rainman has grown despite the poor economy, taking on about 10 percent more jobs last year compared with 2008. It also offers heat cable used to keep water in gutters flowing away from a home during cold weather.
Rainman sells, installs, and services rain gutters and leaf and needle roof-protection products for residential and commercial buildings. The project is extensive and will cost tens of thousands of dollars, Rick Garrett says. The remodeling project at the building on Ermina is being done by Chris Garrett's general contracting company, C. The Garretts purchased the business in 2007 from Dusty Henderson. Madelia, in 7,600 square feet of leased floor space. The business currently is located at 2816 N. The space is being remodeled, and the new location should open late next month. The structure will house Rainman's showroom, warehouse, and office areas, Garrett says. Ermina, just east of the Division-Ruby couplet, for the business. Rick Garrett, who owns Rainman with his wife, Chris, says the couple has bought a 9,800-square-foot building at 205 E. The owners of Rainman Seamless Rain Gutters, of Spokane, say they have purchased a building on the city's North Side and plan to move the business there to give it more room to grow.
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