Seattle small businesses pinched as virus keeps workers home

SEATTLE (AP) — The

Seattle small businesses pinched as virus keeps workers home

SEATTLE (AP) — The

Catch the Subway downtown

Business Bits

If all goes as planned, tomorrow is opening day for Coeur d'Alene's downtown Subway store. Moving from its old location on Northwest Boulevard, the new store is in 1,704 square feet of the new Plaza on Sherman in the southeast corner of Sherman Avenue at Seventh Street. A Senor Froggy's was there a few years ago. The 5,330-square-foot new building has room for two or three more occupants.

Volunteers spruce up Superior thrift store

During this season of giving, it’s always encouraging to reflect on the year and see how far you’ve come.

Social media is sparking business buzz

SANDPOINT — So you’ve got a business website and you’re waiting for the money to start rolling in, eh? Without the help of social media, it could be a long wait.

When heading back to school, make sure your degree is flexible

Earning a degree and then finding a job you like, in which you can put your degree to good use, isn't easy to accomplish these days.

'She’s kind of like an angel in disguise'

costumers say Laura Ahlers will be greatly missed when she retires

Laura Ahlers spent six years working at the Upland Transfer Station and a lifetime living in Sandpoint. On October 31, she'll retire

California governor says vaccination pace 'not good enough'

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Only about 1% of California's 40 million residents have been vaccinated against the coronavirus, setting a pace of immunization that's “not good enough," Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday.

California governor says vaccination pace 'not good enough'

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Only about 1% of California's 40 million residents have been vaccinated against the coronavirus, setting a pace of immunization that's “not good enough," Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday.

CHEERS: Visitors laud community

We were in Coeur d’Alene visiting our daughter over the Christmas holiday. On Monday, Dec. 23, we ended up visiting a number of different grocery stores in search of specific ingredients for some special dishes we were preparing for Christmas Eve. We were so impressed by how pleasant everyone we encountered was — from the grocery store clerks to the other patrons in the stores. I’m sure everyone else was just as busy and pressed for time as we were, yet everyone was kind and considerate. What a nice community you all live in!

Border business a bit bewildering

Three years ago I went on the shortest-ever shopping trip to Canada — around 30 minutes.

Knit and Fit at Alpaca Direct

Every Tuesday night from 6-8 p.m., we have an open knitting night at our yarn shop in Hayden. This is a time where local knitters help each other with projects and get a little break from the weekly demands of work and home.

Bonner County History - June 21, 2022

Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places and events.

Sixty years on the South Fork

Sixty years on the South Fork

Let IB facts speak for themselves

Listening respectfully to opposing views is essential to forming educated opinions. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. However, everyone is not entitled to their own set of FACTS. The words that follow will educate the public about the true facts behind the highly regarded International Baccalaureate Program.

End of an era

By CHANSE WATSON

End of an era

By CHANSE WATSON

Movers & Shakers June 16, 2010

Chamber "Plaque Attack" today

Bonner County History - Dec. 29, 2020

Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places and events.