Legals for May, 2 2025

Travers Park ribbon cutting celebrates renovations drawing to a close

Travers Park has undergone a metamorphosis in recent years, Jason Welker, Sandpoint’s Community Planning and Development director, reflected in thanking those who turned out for Saturday’s Travers Park ribbon-cutting celebration.

Oxford House set to open fourth Moses Lake home

MOSES LAKE – Oxford House, an organization that provides housing and support for people recovering from addiction, will be opening up a third home for men in Moses Lake. “Oxford House, Incorporated is a network of self-run, self-supported recovery homes for people recovering from alcoholism and addiction,” said Nokey Pando, who works for the Oxford House organization.

Whitefish sweeps own golf triangular; Glacier’s Murray, Mitton are medalists

WHITEFISH — Glacier’s Torrin Murray and Maggie Mitton were medalists, but it was the host Whitefish Bulldogs who swept the team titles at their own triangular golf tournament held Wednesday at Whitefish Lake Golf Club.

Trump wants federal hiring to focus on skills over degrees

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump is preparing to direct the federal government to overhaul its hiring to prioritize a job applicant’s skills over a college degree, administration and industry officials say.

Tech alliance lists Montana companies to watch

The Montana High Tech Business Alliance has announced a list of eight Montana High-Growth Companies to Watch in 2019.

UM professor is a lead author in national climate assessment

Steve Running, the Regents Professor of Ecology at the University of Montana, is a convening lead author on the forests chapter of the Third National Climate Assessment released May 6.

Tech alliance lists Montana companies to watch

The Montana High Tech Business Alliance has announced a list of eight Montana High-Growth Companies to Watch in 2019.

Reader endorses McKenna for governor

In Grant County our unemployment rate, though improving slowly, still remains high at 8.3 percent. We need to elect Rob McKenna as governor because it is time for a new direction that will generate jobs for our communities and our state. If our economy is going to get back on track and provide meaningful employment opportunities, our state must be led by a governor who understands the needs of small business and the obstacles that burden those opportunities.

Take a look at the Legislature

Chamber Days at the Idaho Legislature to be late this month

The Coeur d'Alene Chamber of Commerce is asking individuals and business representatives to join it as it travels south later this month for the annual Chamber Days in Boise.

Local chambers to aid international business growth

Minnick to deliver keynote address to Aug. 26 conference

COEUR d'ALENE - This, says Todd Christensen, is not good: Only 2 percent of all small businesses actively pursue business growth through international trade.

County's auditor is there for you

To the taxpayers of Kootenai County:

Business watercooler

Best Practice Medicine of Bozeman, which recently opened an office at 600 Windmill Drive,Suite B, off U.S.2 near Columbia Falls, will hold an open house tour and barbecue from noon to 5 p.m. today, July 28. The medical mobile high-fidelity simulation lab will also be set up in the parking lot for touring.

Worley student earns top writing honors

Idaho Forest Products Commission announces essay winners

A Kootenai County student has earned writing honors for his entry in the annual Forest Products Week Essay Contest.

Business watercooler

Best Practice Medicine of Bozeman, which recently opened an office at 600 Windmill Drive,Suite B, off U.S.2 near Columbia Falls, will hold an open house tour and barbecue from noon to 5 p.m. today, July 28. The medical mobile high-fidelity simulation lab will also be set up in the parking lot for touring.

Northwest Montana Job Fair seeks to connect employers and job seekers

The Job & Opportunity Fair is organized by Job Service Kalispell, Flathead Valley Community College, the Daily Inter Lake, Discover Kalispell Chamber, and WorkForce Flathead.

SEPT NIBJ: Healthcare: An industry that strengthens our community

SEPT NIBJ: Healthcare: An industry that strengthens our community

PREP BOYS BASKETBALL: Trojans run past Eastmont

Coeur d'Alene downs Hermiston in home game on Friday afternoon.

In 'Time,' love and a family waylaid by incarceration

NEW YORK (AP) — For the 21 years while Sibil “Fox” Richardson’s husband, Rob, was imprisoned, they were, she says, “a telephone, letter-writing, visitation, just-stay-alive and keep-your-head-above-water couple.”