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40 Under 40: Jack Costa

It was at the Kootenai Technical Education Campus that Jackson Costa was introduced to welding in a professional setting.

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40 Under 40: Ethan Ferrel, M.D.

Ethan Ferrel, M.D., always knew he wanted to be a surgeon.

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40 Under 40: Tiffany Camp

If she could give her younger self one piece of advice, Camp said it would center around her family.

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40 Under 40: Dr. Casey Carr

If she had one piece of advice for her younger self, Carr said it would be: “Trust the process and trust yourself.”

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40 Under 40: Kamren Nelson

Kamren Nelson loves being creative.

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40 Under 40: Megan Sheppard

If she could give her younger self any advice, Sheppard said, it would be to have confidence in who she is.

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40 Under 40: Peter Mahoney

If he could give his younger self one piece of advice, it would be to understand the value of hard work.

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40 Under 40: Rose Olson

If she could give her younger self one piece of advice, Olson said it is one that is, while a bit of a cliché, still holds true.

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40 Under 40: Cameron VanDenBerg

If he could give his younger self one piece of advice, VanDenBerg said, it would be not to be afraid to ask for help.

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APRIL NIBJ: Prepare to be inspired by 40 Under 40 honorees

Regardless of their age on paper, their stories are filled with passion for others, for helping and for being the best version of themselves.

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APRIL NIBJ: Side hustles rise as workers seek stability, control

The entrepreneurial spirit. It's not something that can be caught — or even wished into existence. It’s something built through persistence and initiative.

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APRIL NIBJ: Nonprofits help people follow their life’s compass

Kanning’s story isn’t unique, ask any worker at one of the 500 nonprofits in Bonner County are you’ll likely hear the same reason for working: it feels right.