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Nurses at Providence hospitals in Oregon approve new contracts, ending over 6 weeks of strike
The hospital doctors at Providence St. Vincent in Portland and providers at the women's health clinics ratified their new contracts earlier this month.
Coeur d’Alene prosecutors dismiss citation against woman dragged from town hall, city revokes security company’s business license
City prosecutors will dismiss a misdemeanor battery citation issued to the Post Falls woman who plainclothes private security guards dragged out of a legislati…
Shoshone County man charged after threats against lawmaker
A Smelterville man was arrested Saturday after threats on Facebook surfaced online that morning concerning state legislator Rep. Jordan Redman, R-Coeur d’Alene…
Rathdrum city leaders look to the future
Community leaders touted the successes the city has seen over the past year while also looking to the future of Rathdrum during last week’s State of the Commun…
Flood advisory in place throughout Shoshone County
Areas throughout Shoshone County are under a flood advisory alert according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). However, county offi…
MARCH NIBJ: Projections show shift toward STEM careers regionally, nationally
America’s workforce appears to be in a transitional state as technological advancements and demographic shifts contribute to rapidly changing economic conditions.
MARCH NIBJ: SANDPOINT CHAMBER: LUCK!
Luck is often seen as some magical force that appears to some and not to others. But when it comes to business, luck is much more about preparation and taking …
MARCH NIBJ: On The Move
On The Move
MARCH NIBJ: North Idaho Alliance: Women of IMPACT, T is for Technology
Let’s be real — I’ve surrendered to the tech takeover. From AI to those sneaky midnight iPhone updates, to my never-ending password chain updates, change is co…
MARCH NIBJ: POST FALLS CHAMBER: Celebrating our local business leaders
This is such a special time of year! Friends and family are all cozied up, enjoying the last days of winter…hopefully…and we as a community get to celebrate so…
MARCH NIBJ: Apprentices learn trades firsthand
Apprenticeship programs at North Idaho College have been trending up in recent years.
MARCH NIBJ: Online learning an effective tool for employers
Remote work and online education became not just optional but mandatory during the COVID-19 pandemic. Fast forward five years and many industries have shift…
MARCH NIBJ: Employers explore nontraditional benefits
As the workforce becomes increasingly interested in a healthy work-life balance and overall wellness, some employers are experimenting with nontraditional bene…
MARCH NIBJ Barta: Chaos theory and the economy
We like to believe that the various sectors of the economy believe in rational ways. The “law” of supply and demand: as one side increases the other side decre…
MARCH NIBJ: North Idaho Neurotherapy welcomes Amy Ambridge
When Amy Ambridge first met Dr. Linda Larson several years ago, she never imagined that she would be working alongside her, providing groundbreaking treatment …