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Legals for November, 7 2019
Legals for November, 7 2019
Legals for November, 7 2019
Georgie's Gently Used
Local shop owner aims to help community
EPHRATA – Georgie Youngers, owner of Georgie’s Gently Used at 506 C St. SW in Ephrata, said she knows what it’s like to need affordable options to take care of yourself and your family. Youngers moved to Ephrata after a divorce to be close to her mother, she said. While she was recovering financially from the divorce, she cleaned houses and turned to thrifting and yard sales to make ends meet...
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Investment grade?
Hard assets have been relatively stable or even growth investments over the last couple of years. It’s not unusual during a high inflation cycle for physical assets to out perform financial ones. In just the last couple of months we have been asked by several folks from neighbors to customers about the potential for wine to be a good investment. I will tell you that for me I’d rather drink wine than hold it as an investment, but as it turns out the answer is fairly lengthy on whether it is a good idea.
Bizarre Bazaar drums up cash for CAL
‘Upscale resale’ shop thrives through volunteers
Midnight madness: Sleepless shoppers hit the stores
Doorbuster deals and earlier-than-usual store openings on Black Friday pushed the “shop till you drop” mantra to a whole new level in the Flathead Valley this year.
Feeling lonely? Then go shopping!
In all this holiday rush to fill gift lists and stock the pantry, it’s too easy to forget the point of shopping: people. Shopping is not merely a list of items to tick off the day’s agenda. For some, especially those elderly, retired, or living alone, it’s a social connection.
Cyber Monday deals lure in consumers amid high inflation
Cyber Monday is expected to remain the year's biggest online shopping day and rake in up to $11.6 billion in sales, according to Adobe Analytics, which tracks transactions at over 85 of the top 100 U.S. online stores.
Traffic impact lesser of two evils
By RALPH BARTHOLDT
Bakeries and beer on tap for Columbia Falls
Forget Gateway to Glacier. Maybe Columbia Falls slogan should be Bakeries and Beer. If plans come to fruition, the city is still on track to have three bakeries on Nucleus Avenue. Developer Mick Ruis still has plans for a “pie factory” at the former Park Mercantile on Nucleus, the Finn Biscuit, which quietly had a bakery in the back of its shop for years on Nucleus is also planning an expansion, and another bakery with a bike shop is planned for a site that is now a home just south of the Cosley Building.
Flow of Chinese tourists becomes a worrying trickle for Asia
BANGKOK (AP) — Asian nations have profited handsomely from the impressive growth in tourists from China over the past decade, but the specter of a rapidly spreading virus has raised concerns over industry prospects.
Flow of Chinese tourists becomes a worrying trickle for Asia
BANGKOK (AP) — Asian nations have profited handsomely from the impressive growth in tourists from China over the past decade, but the specter of a rapidly spreading virus has raised concerns over industry prospects.
Flow of Chinese tourists becomes a worrying trickle for Asia
BANGKOK (AP) — Asian nations have profited handsomely from the impressive growth in tourists from China over the past decade, but the specter of a rapidly spreading virus has raised concerns over industry prospects.
Parting ways
Kootenai County Farmers' Market Association must move from downtown spot
The Kootenai County Farmers’ Market Association is seeking a new home for the Wednesday evening market that’s been held downtown at Fifth Street and Sherman Avenue from May to September for 17 years.
Vann's hopes to stay in the Flathead
Owners looking for site near Kalispell’s north retail area
Vann’s electronics and appliances will have to move out of its Evergreen store by June 30, but Chief Executive Officer Greg Regelbrugge hopes to reopen Vann’s at a new site in Kalispell.