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Job growth sizzles in Idaho
COEUR d'ALENE — Idaho has had the second-fastest job growth in the nation over the past year and Kootenai County led the pack among five metro areas statewide in that category, a report released on Friday states.
Resignations rock Hydro One
By JUDD WILSON
Movers and Shakers
• Hutton joins Lakeshore Realty
A revolution is brewing
Maybe the planning was pure genius. Maybe they just didn’t know any better.
Ag industry wants farmworkers prioritized for vaccinations
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — The agriculture industry is asking Washington
Nominations open for inaugural '20 Under 40' in Flathead County
For the first time, Flathead County’s’s best and brightest young professionals will be honored in June at the inaugural “20 Under 40” celebration and event. A month-long nomination period has opened up and will be followed by a review by a selection committee comprised of local business leaders. Young Professionals can be nominated through an online form hosted on dailyinterlake.com, hungryhorsenews.com, whitefishpilot.com, and bigforkeagle.com. Nominations period will end at midnight, May 14.
For the good of the whole
In our state constitution, Montanans declare that all political power is vested in and derived from the people. That all government of right is instituted solely for the good of the whole.
Report: Kalispell building should be strong in 2019
Residential contractors should enjoy a busy 2019 building season in Kalispell.
Barbara J. Furnia, 86
Barbara J. Furnia, 86, passed away peacefully at home in the presence of her husband Clarence in Martin City on Thursday, Feb. 27, 2020.
Rasor seeks re-election
SANDPOINT — Bonner County Commission Chairman Cornel Rasor is seeking re-election to his District 1 spot on the board.
April showers county with slightly higher unemployment
SANDPOINT — Idaho’s jobless rate held steady in April, but Bonner County saw a slight increase in its number of unemployed, according to new figures released by the Idaho Department of Labor.
Moses Lake School District awards $48.9M contract to build high school
At a meeting Thursday evening, the Moses Lake School Board awarded a $48.9 million contract to build the district’s next high school, informally known as the Real World Academy.
Firefighters to burn down fire hall
The Daily Inter Lake
Beefing up economy? Or baloney?
News that federal stimulus job-creation statistics have been vastly overstated by the government is hardly surprising, and neither are the proliferating examples of questionable stimulus spending.
Fire to clear way for new facility
Evergreen moves toward new station
Voters to Congress: 'Wake up'
The hubris of Democratic congressional leaders has been staggering, considering dwindling public support for health-care legislation that no longer seeks to "reform" the system but rather to completely transform it.
Stimulus? Or just plain pork?
Inter Lake editorial
When jobless benefits aren't enough
The move in Congress to extend unemployment benefits last week is a tough call — sure, we don’t want to be heartless and leave people out in the cold, but we also don’t want to subsidize and encourage unemployment.
Pay freeze for feds a good start
President Barack Obama’s proposal to freeze the pay of 2 million federal employees is a solid, symbolic stroke to begin the deficit battle, but it surely doesn’t go far enough and we’ll believe it when we see it pass Congress.
James Daniel Herriges, 74
James Daniel Herriges, 74, 'passed peacefully into the arms of our Lord' on Dec. 12, 2007, at the Brendan House after a long and valiant battle with his illnesses. He will be dearly and greatly missed by his family and friends.