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Kim Crompton

Health care consultant Eleven8 grows from humble start

Eleven8 helps improve operational efficiencies
July 3, 2019
Kim Crompton
For many professionals, being notified that their jobs are to be eliminated would cause alarm and stressful uncertainty. For Lori Gibson and Jennifer Offereins, it provided the impetus to launch an entrepreneurial venture.
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Inland Northwest construction industry combats opioid use

Safety personnel working to curb the 'tough guy' mentality in construction
July 3, 2019
Natasha Nellis
It has long been the mantra of construction workers to adhere to the proverbial 'tough guy” image, those who believe showing weakness is unacceptable, and talking about feelings is unimaginable.
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—Virginia Thomas

Heritage Health's Big Lift in North Idaho

Cd'A nonprofit provider starts its preparations for Medicaid expansion
July 3, 2019
Virginia Thomas
Coeur d'Alene-based nonprofit health care provider Heritage Health has witnessed a six-fold increase in the number of patients it serves annually during the past decade.
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For late retirement savers, best time to start is now

Several options available for income strategies beyond Social Security
June 20, 2019
Rick Biel
Not long ago, I was driving with my son. As I flipped through the radio stations, he noticed that I only listened to music from the '70s and the '80s. He asked me why I didn't listen to music from the '90s. I explained to him that during the '70
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LeAnn Bjerken

Mountain America Credit Union enters North Idaho market

Utah-based orginization opens branch in Post Falls
June 20, 2019
LeAnn Bjerken
Mountain America Credit Union has taken its first step to expand into the Inland Northwest. The Sandy, Utah-headquartered credit union now has a total of 14 branches in Idaho, having just opened its first North Idaho branch in Post Falls early this month
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Virginia Thomas

Proposed bills could protect cannabusiness bankers

Rub between federal, state law could be smoothed out
June 20, 2019
Virginia Thomas
Washington financial institutions and regulators say they're watching closely several pieces of federal legislation regarding cannabis that could impact how banks and credit unions handle banking for the cannabis industry.
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Natasha Nellis

Connecting high tech and high touch in banking

Umpqua, U.S. Bank hit refresh on mobile apps
June 20, 2019
Natasha Nellis
In the face of the rising dependence on smartphones, more banks are developing apps that work to build relationships with customers and offer on-the-go financial advice.
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Shore Acres Resort is under new ownership

70-year-old Loon Lake property sold last month
June 6, 2019
Virginia Thomas
The Shore Acres Resort, located on Loon Lake, has changed hands. Katy and Jim Byrnes, of Spokane, completed their purchase of the 3-acre property for $920,000 last month. Katy Byrnes says her grandparents honeymooned at Shore Acres more than 50 years ago
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Blockhouse project moves forward in Perry District

Work on $2M project could start this summer
June 6, 2019
Natasha Nellis
A year in the making, site work on the $2 million Blockhouse|Life 'smart” housing development in the South Perry District is underway, with construction on the buildings expected to begin by July.
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STA plans park-and-ride facility on Moran Prairie

Location to be second on Spokane's South Hill
June 6, 2019
Natasha Nellis
The Spokane Transit Authority plans to construct a new 100-stall park-and-ride facility to offer extended services to riders on Spokane's South Hill.
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