BOB KIRKPATRICK
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Local entrepreneur to mentor Flandreau Indian School students
Students will learn to weld, paint and do autobody work
FAST FIVE: Andrea Fulks; advocate, connector, and champion for the local business community
OCT NIBJ: Johnson finds purpose helping clients prepare for retirement
BUSINESS...ATC Manufacturing expanding its Post Falls facility
Add on will nearly double its current size
NAMI Walk draws nearly 100 participants
Fundraising event exceeds its goal
Local furniture store doing business for 80 years
Well known throughout Kootenai County
Local business offers a taste of Scotland
Company is based in Hayden
New bar and eatery packing them in
Open five days a week
Pet grooming business expanding to Kootenai County
Provides stress-free salon
Local furniture business turns 30 years old
Making furniture out of logs
Next Super 1 to rise in Post Falls
Estimated completion date of grocery store is fall 2027
Oink if you love the fair
Pig pride on display Saturday
Cisco's Gallery marks 30 years in Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d'Alene man takes the helm of Spokane business
Local therapist offers in-home services
BUSINESS...Momentum Sports and Play offers learning experiences for kids of all ages
Renovations complete at Watson's Lakefront Resort
AUG NIBJ: Servant leaders in a local community
Patrick Marshall, founder of Servant’s Compass and president of the Autism Society of Idaho, shares how servant leadership, empathy and community support can help veterans and people with disabilities overcome challenges and achieve meaningful growth.
Family-owned brake shop opens fifth location
Two Moms & Tots Childcare adds Infant and Toddler Center
Assure Painting opens new space in Coeur d’Alene
JULY NIBJ: Urban renewable districts bring development, revitalization
Women march for reproductive freedom
New eatery opens on West Sunset Avenue
Production company sets up shop in Post Falls
Local boy stars in Travolta movie
“When they told me I got the starring role, I freaked out. I was shocked because I never thought I would have gotten the chance to star in a movie, let alone with John Travolta, who I really didn’t know at the time," Clark said.
Hayden woman turns 101 years young
New thrift store opening in Post Falls
Women’s conference at NIC sees huge turnout
Local builder bridging the gap to home ownership
Units in townhome development start at $379K
Making wishes come true
About 500 come out for walk that looks to raise $75K
New restaurant open in downtown Coeur d’ Alene
Boomers, newbies impacting North Idaho housing market
Out-of-state migration driving population growth
5th Street Farmers Market draws crowd on first day
5th Street Farmers Market draws crowd on first day
JUNE NIBJ: North Idaho contractors building a variety of homes
Longtime downtown jewelry store closing its doors
Specialty clinic offering revolutionary new procedure
Local investment company named fastest growing TAMP in America
Pinkerton Wealth will celebrate its 30th year in Coeur d’Alene in 2027
Affordable housing remains priority nationwide
Government hopes to increase supply while reducing construction costs
Investing In America’s Future
Country's spirit, economic opportunity highlighted at luncheon
The Trump Accounts is a pilot program at the Treasury that gives a child $1,000 who is born between now and 2028.
Christmas shopping begins in May in Cd’A
New Hayden business is an artisan shopper's paradise
'Fight for the living'
Worker's Memorial gathering honors those who lost their lives on the job
MAY NIBJ: Family-owned local lawn care business earns high honors
New flight school taking on students
H.A.Y.D.E.N. celebrates first grads
Equips participants with the tools, insights for growth
Fulks and local business consultant Michael Wolsten were the brain trust that designed the program, which equips participants with the tools and insights needed to grow as leaders within their businesses and the community.
First Interstate marks philanthropic milestone