Networking, connections and fun
Ryan Frailing, a Post Falls High School student visited the Kootenai Health Strokes for Strokes booth at the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce Community Business Fair, Tuesday at Real Life Ministries. Stroke coordinator Kate Knight looks on while Megan Strowd a neurohospitalist with the stroke program chats with other visitors.
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The Smash My Trash truck drew attention as guests entered Real Life Ministries in Post Falls to attend the Chamber Community Business Fair.
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From left: Jess Mannon, owner of Graze & Rose charcuterie-style catering chats with Pam Houser of Heritage Health at the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce Community Business Fair Tuesday, at Real Life Ministries.
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A view from up above the Post Falls Chamber Community Business Fair held Tuesday at Real Life Ministries. About 66 companies were represented and organizers expected about 400 guests to visit the event.
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The gals from North Star retirement and assisted living community kicked up their heels at the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce Community Business Fair Tuesday at Real Life Ministries. From left: Megan Ballard, family advisor, Rachel Jensen, executive director and Kayla Bouder, family advisor.
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POST FALLS — Some came to network, some to share new business ventures and others, like 14-year-old Ryan Frailing, came because their moms brought them along. ...
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