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Ednetics makes major investment
Company plans to move to new $7.5M Post Falls facility
POST FALLS - Data networking business Ednetics Inc., based in Post Falls, is finishing up construction on a new $7.5 million, 32,000-square-foot corporate headquarters building next to the University of Idaho Research Park.
Congress must approve Trump's trade agreement with Canada and Mexico
Our neighbors to the north and south play an integral part in Idaho’s economy.
Jobless rate dips again
POST FALLS — Kootenai County's jobless rate dropped two-tenths of a percent to 3.7 in February after a month of strong hiring, according to an Idaho Department of Labor report Friday.
Conroy resigns as St. Vincent de Paul director
By KEITH ERICKSON
Hockaday Museum gets stimulus money
The Daily Inter Lake
Keep eye on stimulus money
Inter Lake editorial
Checking the stimulus scorecard
Inter Lake editorial
Don't forget equipment tax fix
Inter Lake editorial
Keep eye on stimulus money
Inter Lake editorial
Double dip? Not acceptable
The president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce last week made strikingly vocal and dire predictions about the direction of the nation’s economy because of taxes and regulations being pursued by the Democratic leadership in Washington, D.C.
Kalispell council looks for City Hall funds
The Daily inter Lake
On the brink of rarity
POST FALLS — Kootenai County's unemployment rate has dropped to the brink of rare territory.
Timber industry takes another hit
It is almost unbelievable, but the timber industry is nearly extinct in Lincoln County, the heart of Montana's wood products industry for the last century.
Republican Daines defeats Gillan for U.S. Congress
BILLINGS — Republican businessman Steve Daines defeated Democrat Kim Gillan on Tuesday in Montana’s U.S. House race to hold onto the state’s congressional seat for the GOP.
More funding pegged for projects on forest
Kootenai National Forest trails and facilities are scheduled to receive much-needed maintenance through stimulus funding, the U.S. Forest Service announced last week.
Three cheers for getting job done
Whitefish Mayor Andy Feury cast the deciding vote last week when the City Council was split over the idea of a temporary moratorium on major subdivisions. Feury voted against the moratorium, and we believe it was the right decision for Whitefish.
Republican Daines defeats Gillan for U.S. Congress
BILLINGS — Republican businessman Steve Daines defeated Democrat Kim Gillan on Tuesday in Montana’s U.S. House race to hold onto the state’s congressional seat for the GOP.
Greek riots are scary harbinger
Pundits of many political stripes are correctly viewing Greece’s fiscal crisis as a harbinger for other welfare states of the Western world, including the United States.
County's jobless rate for June 11.4 percent
Unemployment in Flathead County and elsewhere in Northwest Montana remains stubbornly high.
Aging programs won't change: Agency on Aging will remain a county department
A small group of seniors applauded Tuesday when the Flathead County commissioners unanimously voted to retain the Area IX Agency on Aging as a department of the county.