Tuesday, January 30
Forging business legacies
In an era characterized by rapid technological advancements and ever-changing market dynamics, there's something remarkable about enterprises that withstand the test of time. These are the stalwarts that have woven themselves into the fabric of our communities and cultures, shaping the way we live and do business.
Three generations of care
For 72 years and across three generations, Yates Funeral Homes have cared for Kootenai County families during their most painful times.
Valley Vista barn boasts vibrant business history
Valley Vista Barn, a recognized landmark for some and a fresh countryside view for others, sparks curiosity for many who drive by. Now it serves as a gathering place for local craft fairs and a location for a small business.
'Mined in America'
Hecla has been operating in North Idaho for 132 years
The mining company was forced to halt production in 2023 after a fire emerged at Hecla's Lucky Friday Mine
Staying sharp for four generations
Buck Knives continues to grow, evolve while honoring tradition
The first Buck knife was forged in 1902 and the rest of the Buck Knives legacy is history.
National Mattress: Family owned, operated for 25 years
Local store celebrates quarter-century milestone
National Mattress and Furniture at 6235 N. Sunshine St. No. 3, Coeur d'Alene, isn’t just a mattress store celebrating 25 years in business. It’s a family-owned company that is proud to give back to its community.
132 years and counting for small-town paper
The Bonners Ferry Herald, a weekly newspaper in Boundary County, has served and informed the local community for 132 years and is the oldest business in the county.
Still growing after all these years
Coeur d'Alene Tractor has been around for 76 years
CDA Tractor still growing after all these years
What are impact fees and how do they benefit the community?
Impact fees are a crucial tool used by local governments to finance necessary infrastructure and services resulting from growth. These fees are imposed on new developments, including commercial, industrial, and residential properties.
North Idaho Alliance’s Women of Impact spotlights local women of commerce
North Idaho Alliance’s Women of Impact Leadership Roundtable met in January to discuss Commerce. More specifically, how it plays out in our community and who are some of the women influencing it.
Post Falls Chamber: Growing in 2024
“And now we welcome the new year. Full of things that have never been.” — Rainer Maria Rilke. What are you doing to grow in 2024?
Should government contracting be part of your long-term vision?
There are multiple factors to consider when preparing to expand your business. Ultimately, will the estimated increased revenue offset the current cost of expansion? How long will it take to see a return on that investment, and what are the long and short-term complications? How can earnings increase if you have met the current market demand?
Hayden Chamber's Sip, Sample & Savor event Feb. 13
Join the Hayden Chamber of Commerce for its 4th annual Sip, Sample & Savor, hosted by Uncorked with Friends, for a unique wine networking event Tuesday, Feb. 13, from 5-8 p.m.
Wilhelm appointed to PF Planning and Zoning Commission
Members of the Post Falls City Council unanimously voted Dec. 19 to appoint Bobby Wilhelm as a Planning and Zoning commissioner.
Cd'A Arts and Culture Alliance promotes Light to executive director
The Coeur d’Alene Arts and Culture Alliance announced Abby Light as its new executive director.
DCI promotes Andersen to principal
DCI Engineers has promoted Kelly Andersen, PE, SE, to principal. While she has spent most of her nearly two-decade career with DCI at the firm’s Spokane office, Kelly helped launch its Coeur d’Alene location a few years back where she now manages this small yet mighty group of engineering and design staff — overseeing both local and regional projects throughout Idaho, Eastern Washington and western Montana.
KEC promotes Hall, Thomas
Kootenai Electric Cooperative (KEC) announces the promotion of Cameron Hall to Operations Superintendent. Cameron has worked at KEC since 2001 as a Journeyman Lineman and Foreman.
Welch Comer promotes Williams, Tucker
Welch Comer, a regional engineering firm headquartered in Coeur d’Alene, with an office in Spokane, has promoted Ashley Williams, P.E., to Senior Project Manager. Williams joined Welch Comer as a Project Engineer in 2011 after graduating from the University of Idaho.