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February 12, 2021
If the green tariff plan goes through, people who want to buy power from new renewable energy sources in Montana could opt-in to the program. A Missoula County official said
February 12, 2021
American households making less than $75,000 are feeling especially pessimistic about their financial futures, despite promises of more federal stimulus measures in the coming months, according to the latest University
February 12, 2021
Yes, it has been cold. Now, it will get even colder. If your face hasnt hurt from the cold yet, or your nose hasnt frozen from the bitterly cold and dry air yet, its coming, and if youre not properly prepared it could be dangerous. Wind chills are already sub-zero and most of central Missouri may not feel a wind chill back above zero until Tuesday of next week. Yes, even during the daytime. Local bar and restaurant owners in Boone County say they are ready for the modified ...
February 12, 2021
Lots of farms scrambled to set up home delivery and online sales at the beginning of the pandemic last spring. Even if they didnât have all the details sorted out, farmers focused on getting the new offerings up and running so they could keep serving customers. Now that farms and consumers have had a growing season to settle into a new normal, itâs a good time for farmers to review how their new marketing channels are working and to make sure they can be permanent drivers of sales. â...
February 12, 2021
Aldi has announced the date it will switch its Auburn location from the west side of the area to its busiest commercial strip.
February 12, 2021
Fall River Electric Cooperative announces the payment of another $1 million in the form of a rebate to 2020 owner/customers of the Co-op. The Fall River board wanted to return current profits, referred to as margins, to all the Cooperativeâs owners knowing that many have been impacted by the on-going pandemic. Additionally, this $1M will be infused back into the local economies of the communities of eastern Idaho and southwestern Montana. This is on top of the $1.015 million plus paid out ...
February 12, 2021
Community Heart & Soul today announced its new Community Heart & Soul Seed Grant Program, a funding opportunity for small cities and towns nationwide. The Community Heart & Soul Seed Grant Program provides startup funding of $10,000 for...
February 12, 2021
The proposal, published in September, aims to reduce the time it takes to trace contamination issues from consumer to source. Public comments on the rule are due by Feb. 22. But in order to make a comment, the public needs to understand what is being proposed. Emily Griep, the food safety manager at the United Fresh Produce Association, discussed the proposed rule Feb. 8 during the virtual Mid-Atlantic Fruit and Vegetable Convention. Currently, investigations of contaminated foods take a lot of...
February 12, 2021
Despite its prominent location at a heavily trafficked intersection just south of the Borman Expressway in a town that is otherwise thriving, the Griffith Park Plaza shopping center has been declining for years. The Big Kmart that long anchored the outdoor shopping center at Cline Avenue and Ridge Road shuttered in 2018. Many of the storefronts have long sat empty â the Griffith Park Cinema I-II screened their last films in 1998 and have stayed dark since. Most of the malls facades have...
February 12, 2021
(The Center Square) - A report released Thursday from the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and the Center for Business and Economic Research at University of Kentucky shows the state has