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Healthy hospital good for us all
Anybody inclined to look at Kootenai Health and wonder why the community hospital’s growth is both impressive and important could glance 35 miles west and get an answer.
Commissioners set cost of living increases for county employees, officials
Lincoln County commissioners passed a series of resolutions to set cost of living increases for county officials and employees during a June 23 meeting.
Moses Lake receives new recovery funds
MOSES LAKE — When Washington’s Office of Financial Management sent word that Moses Lake must return all documents to receive further coronavirus fiscal recovery funds by June 18, 11 days after correspondence, city staffers acted quickly.
Three businesses selected for Employer of Choice awards
As businesses large and small grapple with retention challenges, three local businesses are setting an example for the business community.
Downing raises alarm on cybersecurity
The state commissioner of securities and insurance last week warned business owners to prepare for cyberattacks in the wake of sanctions levied on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.
Republican Bukacek holds narrow lead in PSC primary
Kalispell physician Ann Bukacek was ahead Wednesday morning on the Republican side for the Montana Public Service Commission, with Rep. Derek Skees, also of Kalispell, close behind in District 5.
Grimm appointed to Idaho Economic Advisory Council
The Sandpoint resident will represent Region 1 on the council
Kellogg City Council Position 2: Monica Miller
Monica Miller is seeking election to position two on the Kellogg City Council and is running against Robin Ray for the open position.
Fatal occupational injuries decreased in 2020
The number of workplace deaths in Montana decreased in 2020, according to the Montana Department of Labor & Industry.
Factory shutdowns near WWII demobilization levels in US
WASHINGTON (AP) — American industry collapsed in March as the pandemic wreaked havoc on the U.S. economy. Manufacturing and overall industrial production posted the biggest declines since the United States demobilized after World War II.
How major US stock indexes fared Thursday
Energy companies led stocks broadly higher on Wall Street Thursday, giving the market its first gain in three days.
How major US stock indexes fared Thursday
Energy companies led stocks broadly higher on Wall Street Thursday, giving the market its first gain in three days.
9 rebels, 3 Indian soldiers killed in Kashmir fighting
SRINAGAR, India (AP) — Nine rebels and three Indian soldiers were killed in a pair of gunbattles in disputed Kashmir, an Indian army official said Sunday.
Factory shutdowns near WWII demobilization levels in US
WASHINGTON (AP) — American industry collapsed in March as the pandemic wreaked havoc on the U.S. economy. Manufacturing and overall industrial production posted the biggest declines since the United States demobilized after World War II.
The Latest: Oil prices jump a day after dramatic plunge
NEW YORK (AP) — The Latest on the financial markets (all times local):
German business outlook plunges due to virus lockdown
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — A closely watched indicator of German business executives' outlooks plunged to its lowest ever level in April as economists struggled to predict just how deep the coronavirus downturn would be in Europe's largest economy.
South Africa's shuttered storefronts a sign of economic pain
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — It's been more than three weeks since Moses equipped a kitchen, Yambu welded a gate and Mboni sold almost everything. For their shops and others on Soweto’s deserted Luthuli Street, it could be weeks, if ever, before they see business again.
German business outlook plunges due to virus lockdown
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — A closely watched indicator of German business executives' outlooks plunged to its lowest ever level in April as economists struggled to predict just how deep the coronavirus downturn would be in Europe's largest economy.
Boating safety class set for Saturday
Summer is just around the corner: Are you ready to head out onto the water? Whether you are new to boating or just want to brush up on your skills, the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary can help through its certified course on boating safety.
USCGA flotilla seeks new members
The local U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is inviting the community to be a part of something bigger than themselves.