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Transportation sector is bleeding jobs, more cuts on the way
The outbreak of the coronavirus has dealt a shock to the global economy with unprecedented speed. Following are developments Thursday related to the national and global response, the work place and the spread of the virus.
Little's Taiwan visit spurs response from China
Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s recent trade mission to Taiwan, one of the state’s leading international partners, spurred a response from China amid rising tensions between Beijing and the self-ruled island nation.
Transportation sector bleeds jobs, dollar stores thrive
The outbreak of the coronavirus has dealt a shock to the global economy with unprecedented speed. Following are developments Thursday related to the national and global response, the work place and the spread of the virus.
Prosecutor’s office approved for signing, relocation bonus
In a special meeting on Monday, county commissioners approved a $10,000 signing/relocation bonus for new attorney hires in the prosecutor's office in an effort to keep up with higher salaries throughout neighboring counties.
Park Service: Visitors spent about $199 million in Glacier Park bedroom communities last year; but it's also an economy of service jobs
Visitors spent about $199 million in gateway communities while visiting Glacier National Park in 2015, according to a new Park Service report. That’s up about $6 million over 2014 and up $26.6 million from 2012.
SB: Lady Pirates thump Whitefish 30-0
POLSON — The Pirates racked up 16 hits en route to a Northwestern A victory over visiting Whitefish.
Kalispell businesses offer specials for 406 Day
Running April 6-8, restaurants, breweries and retailers are offering special deals by using the Downtown Kalispell 406 Celebration Pass.
UK economy stutters in August despite dining discount
LONDON (AP) — The British economy grew by far less than anticipated during August, raising concerns that the recovery from the coronavirus recession was already stuttering even before the reimposition of an array of lockdown restrictions.
DOE looking for food program sponsors
The Idaho Department of Education is looking for Shoshone County-based sponsors to help them provide healthy, balanced meals to Idaho children through the USDA’s Summer Food Service Program (SFSP)
Adams County unemployment increases in July
RITZVILLE — Unemployment rose in Adams County in July, both when measured against July 2019 and against June 2020, but it might not be as bad as the inital numbers make it look.
PHD hosting COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Wallace
“We realize there are not many COVID vaccine providers in Shoshone County, so we want to provide an opportunity for those who have not been able to receive the vaccine yet or might need a booster dose,” said Kristina Gavin, nurse manager at PHD.
Soap Lake looks for input on creative district
SOAP LAKE — On Jan. 5 an introductory meeting was held in Soap Lake to gauge interest and educate interested parties in what a creative district is and what it could mean for the city. “I know that we have a lot of dreamers in this community, and what we want to talk about tonight is, do we have some doers,” said Soap Lake City Council Member Kayleen Bryson, who is also on the Soap Lake Economic Development Committee. According to the Washington State Arts Commission, a creative district’s purpose is to help communities strengthen their creative sector, diversify their economy and enhance the quality of life by creating a focal point of cultural and economic activity.
EDITORIAL: Health insurance is critical, so be aware of opportunities
Idaho consumers will continue to have choices from eight carriers when shopping for individual coverage. In 2026 Select Health, PacificSource Health Plans, Blue Cross of Idaho, Regence Blue Shield of Idaho, Mountain Health CO-OP, Molina Healthcare, Moda Health Plan, and St. Luke’s Health Plan will offer health plans. Idaho consumers will have 7 dental carriers to chose from again for 2026.
Blythedale Children's Hospital/New York Legal Assistance Group Partner to Provide Patient Families with Legal Services On-Site
VALHALLA, N.Y., Jan. 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --
Flathead Business Watercooler
Happenings and events in the business community
Happy Hayden Days
With candy raining down and bubbles drifting on a warm breeze, sisters Leighton and Blake Walker beamed as brightly as the summer sun during Saturday morning’s Hayden Days parade.
Tourism to Glacier National Park contributed $656M to local economy in 2024
A new National Park Service report shows that in 2024, 3.2 million park visitors spent an estimated $458 million in local gateway regions while visiting Glacier National Park.
DEC NIBJ: From ornaments to outreach — Festival of Trees keeps philanthropy alive
The sparkling lights that will soon illuminate the streets and local businesses of downtown Sandpoint serve more than just a glimmer of what a resort community can look like for its traveling skiers and locals looking for holiday spirit.
DEC NIBJ: From ornaments to outreach — Festival of Trees keeps philanthropy alive
The sparkling lights that will soon illuminate the streets and local businesses of downtown Sandpoint serve more than just a glimmer of what a resort community can look like for its traveling skiers and locals looking for holiday spirit.
Kalispell’s Picnic in the Park brings music to Depot Park
The concert series marks 34 years of bringing free live music and family-friendly fun to the community.