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Local economy climbing
Flathead County continues a slow climb out of recession and is seeing some upticks in the local economy that could brighten in 2013.
BBCC clean energy conference highlights workforce needs
MOSES LAKE — Preparing a workforce for today’s clean energy industries was the focus of the Building the Future Energy Workforce Conference held at Big Bend Community College April 11.
As virus seizes markets, it's no longer business as usual
Global markets and businesses big and small opened the week to a landscape seemingly altered by the coronavirus pandemic. A host of retail chains have shut their doors or diminished hours of business. Banks are taking steps to keep cash on hand, lots of it. Markets in Asia, Europe and the U.S. are plunging. Following is a quick look at how the outbreak is impacting the financial and business sector, as well as millions of workers and customers.
Lowe's hiring, McMenu shrinks, top Ford execs to defer pay
The outbreak of the coronavirus has dealt a shock to the global economy with unprecedented speed as it continues to spread across the world. Here is a look at some of the latest developments Thursday related to the global economy, particular economic sectors, and the workplace:
Lowe's hiring, McMenu shrinks, top Ford execs to defer pay
The outbreak of the coronavirus has dealt a shock to the global economy with unprecedented speed as it continues to spread across the world. Here is a look at some of the latest developments Thursday related to the global economy, particular economic sectors, and the workplace:
Lowe's hiring, McMenu shrinks, top Ford execs to defer pay
The outbreak of the coronavirus has dealt a shock to the global economy with unprecedented speed as it continues to spread across the world. Here is a look at some of the latest developments Thursday related to the global economy, particular economic sectors, and the workplace:
Angels' visiting clubhouse manager fired over ball-doctoring
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — The Los Angeles Times reports the Angels have fired longtime visiting clubhouse manager Brian “Bubba” Harkins for allegedly aiding pitchers in obtaining illegal substances to put on baseballs.
Bitterroot Screen Printers
Jerry Kinniburgh inspects a screen at Bitterroot Screen Printers’ new location at 365 Seventh Ave. EN in Kalispell, in the former Open Hearth building along Whitefish Stage Road.
Kootenai County man donates $10K to SCSO
Russ McLain recently moved his mother into an assisted living facility after years as a resident of the city of Wallace and after spending some time in the community, McLain decided that he wanted to give back to a department that he believed has served her well.
ILED graduation highlights program's strengths
A Silver Valley woman had her charges dismissed as Shoshone County celebrated its first ILED graduate on Monday at the Shoshone County Courthouse.
Housing shortage causing concern for Silver Valley leaders
Finding quality, affordable housing in Shoshone County has become increasingly difficult due to a combination of economic, geographic, and social factors. For Paige Olsen, director of the Silver Valley Economic Development Corporation (SVEDC), solving this long-standing issue has become a mission. But despite her tireless efforts, progress remains elusive.
Court vacates Panhandle Bike Ranch use permit
On June 2, a district court judge vacated a 2024 approved conditional use permit that allowed the establishment of a 170-acre bike park located in rural Sagle.
Bear safety course prepares locals for summer recreation
Brent Hudson spent 37 years guiding big game hunts in Alaska. At Saturday’s Living in Bear County Safety Course, he taught those attending safe practices involving bears and told bear encounter stories, including one of his own, a brown bear attack on Kodiak Island, Alaska.
Council discusses open container code at City Beach, other city properties
The City Council debated several proposed changes to the city’s open container code, including allowing alcohol to be drunk openly at City Beach during permitted events.
MARCH NIBJ: Dual credit gives students an upper hand before graduation
It’s not often that you meet a high school senior with a detailed plan for the future, let alone two. Yet, that is the case for Brent Campbell, a senior at Sandpoint High School, thanks to the school’s dual credit programs.
LEAP Housing course addresses workforce housing shortage
The Workforce Housing 101 program, led by Shawn Hill, LEAP’s workforce housing specialist, is geared toward community changemakers so they can better understand the housing issue.
MARCH NIBJ: Dual credit gives students an upper hand before graduation
It’s not often that you meet a high school senior with a detailed plan for the future, let alone two. Yet, that is the case for Brent Campbell, a senior at Sandpoint High School, thanks to the school’s dual credit programs.
Donations help expand FVCC Trades Institute to meet workforce demand
Together, each of these donors provides funding for the first phase to expand the current facility, renovate existing spaces and support student scholarships that increase access to trades education.
School board approves LPOHS relocation
The Lake Pend Oreille School Board voted to approve the relocation of the Lake Pend Orielle High School from its current campus on North Boyer Avenue to two portable classrooms and a former driver’s education building on Tuesday.
Biden team readies wider economic package after virus relief
WASHINGTON (AP) — Looking beyond the $1.9 trillion