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North Idaho companies saw uptick in investment in ’20 By Amy Edelen, The Spokesman-Review Published: May 23, 2021, 6:00am Share: SPOKANE — Kootenai County companies saw an uptick in investment despite the pandemic last year, according to a recent report by the Idaho Technology Council. The council’s 2020 Idaho Deal Flow report, released last week, tracks private funding, public market transactions and mergers and acquisitions. North Idaho had 10 company mergers and acquisit...

Summer concerts making triumphant return to Chicago area FOX 32s Roseanne Tellez reports... CHICAGO - Can you remember the last concert you saw? It may be tough, but there is a concert comeback in the works at venues both large and small, and from local acts to big name bands. The absence of live performances wasn’t just a blow to musicians and fans. Kate Tuten with the Chicago Independent Venue League says it has impacted staff at every kind.  "It’s been devastating, but there’s hope on...

Contest organizers invite public to pitch presentations Spokane’s University District and North Idaho College are collaborating to host the final round of the 16th annual Northwest Entrepreneur Competition online Wednesday, April 15.  Ryan Arnold, director of regional entrepreneurship strategy at North Idaho College, says 35 high school and undergraduate student teams from Washington and Idaho initially entered the competition. In the final round, nine teams across three categories will c...

 E-Mail IMAGE: UMD-led study revealed age-related changes to the DNA of bats related to longevity. Clockwise from top left: common vampire bat (G. Wilkinson), greater horseshoe bat (G. Jones), velvety free-tailed bat... view more  Credit: G. Wilkinson, G. Jones, S. Puechmaille, M. Tschapka A new study led by University of Maryland and UCLA researchers found that DNA from tissue samples can be used to accurately predict the age of bats in the wild. The study also showed age-related cha...

(2) Program Aims to Support Government Efforts to Encourage People to Vaccinate PORTLAND, OR / ACCESSWIRE / March 3, 2021 / Kaya Holdings, Inc., ("KAYS" or the "Company") (OTCQB:KAYS), the first U.S. publicly traded company to vertically integrate cannabis retail, cultivation and processing, announced today that its retail brand, Kaya Shack is launching "Pot 4 a Shot" vaccination appreciation program, offering a 10% discount to any customer at it Portland and Salem stores with proof of a COVID-...

Friends remember Officer Kendle Blackburn as the "friendliest officer you could ever meet," said Lebanon Police Chief Bryan Arnold, whod known Blackburn for more than 20 years.  "He was always smiling, waving at the public," Arnold recalled. "Hed do anything for anybody. I always said he was like our unofficial ambassador of the police department. The entire town knew him and loved him. "Kendles death had a big impact on our community. He was well-known, well-liked," Arnold said. "Everybody ...

Chance the Rapper is suing his former manager, Pat Corcoran, two months after Corcoran sued him.

Fairhope Police Report FAIRHOPE – A Fairhope man was arrested Wednesday, Jan. 13, on felony charges as a result of an on-going child sexual assault investigation by the Fairhope Police Department. John Ryan Arnold, 39, is charged with enticing a child for immoral purposes and domestic violence – strangulation or suffocation, according to Fairhope police. Both are felony charges and additional charges are also pending, the statement said. The incidents are alleged to have taken place over a...

A study found the ideal number of hours students spent playing video games or trawling the internet that led to an improvement in their NAPLAN test results.

Local police were conducting an investigation, but the police had not even come to his mothers house or talked to her about her sons death. recently our drew griffin started knocking on doors and asking questions. they discovered three years ago the local authorities seemed to have let what could have been a murder case grow cold. the case could have been solvable back then, and the details are coming themselves. the hit and run killing of rubys son 3 1/2 years ago makes it pretty plain. it turn...