Business News
Explore business incentives for hiring veterans
Hiring a military veteran isn’t merely a noble gesture. It’s a sound business decision for companies looking for a tax break or tax credit.
Mobile Spaw: Pet grooming convenience, right to your door
The walls, floors and surfaces of the Mobile Spaw pet grooming salon are neat and clean.
Emerging Leaders program might be right for you
Editor’s note: Please check for updated schedules with Joel Nania of the SBA: joel.nania@sba.gov
Spring is here!
The Coeur d’Alene Chamber is ready! Our Annual Membership Drive is just around the corner and it’s time to take a fresh look at the Coeur d’Alene Chamber membership. Business members joining our local commerce community get special incentives this time of year. Check out a list of benefits and a full list of Who’s Who in new and existing members by subscribing to our E-newsletter at www.cdachamber.com.
Spirit of collaboration
The community of Post Falls exudes the spirit of collaboration, that is why we are honored to welcome Chief Pat Knight of the Post Falls Police Department and Chief Dan Ryan of Kootenai County Fire & Rescue as our keynote speakers at the April 21 Connect 4 Lunch meeting. Chief Knight and Chief Ryan will discuss how their agencies work together to keep the greater Post Falls community a safe and vibrant place to work, live and play. Thank you to Heritage Health our lunch sponsor.
SBDC underused asset for small business
If Socrates was right, the only true wisdom is knowing you know nothing. Put another way, smart people seek help. Especially if they own a small business, or plan to start one.
The Dinner Party sets a table for success
After careers in the financial services sector, George Balling and Mary Lancaster wanted to share their lifelong passion for wine and entertaining with customers in the Inland Northwest.
Post Falls Chamber celebrating community leaders
Greatness is not what you have, but rather what you give. For nearly three decades, the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce has been coming together to celebrate community leaders who leave their unique mark along the way as our community grows and flourishes. We were thrilled to celebrate some deserving community businesses and leaders at the Community Recognition Gala presented by Numerica Credit Union.
Business poll: Leave Idaho minimum wage where it is
BOISE — Results from a poll released Feb. 13 by Idaho’s largest and leading small-business association showed almost no support for state legislators in any way tinkering with one of the hottest small-business economies in the nation’s history.
Don’t buy into the failure story line
We have heard a lot at the Legislature this year about our schools being poor, our student outcomes being weak, and about little progress being made in education. Unfortunately, this storyline serves the purpose of those who advocate for the elimination or weakening of our public schools.
What a jolt: Electric jet news gives local designer a big lift
Darold Cummings is perhaps one of the last aeronautical engineers to pencil his airplane designs on sketch paper.
Hot dog! Some career training looks like just having fun
The year was — oh, hell. Never mind what year it was. The year was long, long ago.
