Businesses and individuals celebrated for community involvement at Chamber awards event
The Bemidji Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated entrepreneurship and community during its annual Awards of Excellence event on Thursday, May 27. Pete Aube, the retired manager of the PotlatchDeltic sawmill was given the lifetime achievement award while Paul Bunyan Communications took home Business of the Year. 8:19 pm, May 27, 2021 ×
Pete Aube holds up his Charlie Naylor Lifetime Achievement Award after accepting it at the Bemidji Chamber of Commerce’s annual Awards of Excellence luncheon on Thursday, May 27, 2021, at the Hampton Inn and Suites. (Jillian Gandsey / Bemidji Pioneer)
BEMIDJI After an entirely digital ceremony in 2020, the Bemidji Area Chamber of Commerce was able to once again celebrate entrepreneurs and community involvement face-to-face.
During the annual meeting for Paul Bunyan Communications, the cooperative featured presentations with Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak and Super Bowl Champion Joe Theismann.
New FCC crisis line rules will require 10-digit dialing for 218 area code
The Federal Communications Commission has created a new three-digit number for citizens to access crisis hotlines easier. Because the number is just three digits, the FCC will also require 10-digit dialing in the 218 area code and others to ensure the calls are completed properly. 12:04 pm, Apr. 9, 2021 ×
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) logo is seen before the FCC Net Neutrality hearing in Washington February 26, 2015. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas/File Photo
BEMIDJI To improve access to crisis hotlines, the Federal Communications Commission is making 10-digit dialing mandatory for 82 area codes, including 218 in Minnesota.
Bemidji mother publishes middle grade fantasy book
While busy with a full-time job and an active family, Corinda Edevold wasn’t sure her dream of writing a book was attainable. But husband Scott encouraged her to complete the project that began a couple of years ago. 7:30 am, Mar. 13, 2021 ×
Corinda Edevold holds her book “The Other Side of the Fence” as she’s surround by her family in her home on March 1. Pictured in front from left are Emma Edevold, 11, and Oliver Edevold, 5, and Bandit. In the back are Audrey Zorman, 11, Max Zorman, 13, Corinda, her husband Scott Edevold, and McKenzie Edevold, 13. (Jillian Gandsey / Bemidji Pioneer)
Star Trek: Discovery and the
Big Brother live feeds, the service quickly ballooned into one that allows you to stream content from networks like Nickelodeon, BET, MTV, VH1, Comedy Central, and even The Smithsonian Channel. Though the name was in dire need of a change, Paramount Plus at launch is rather similar to CBS All Access in terms of content available and how the service works on browsers and mobile devices; there s just one big feature that s suddenly missing.
Previously on CBS All Access, you could log in with your cable provider such as DirecTV or AT&T U-Verse to stream the live CBS channel in your area for free. This feature wasn t just available to traditional cable subscribers but also those who were subscribed to live TV streaming services such as YouTube TV, fuboTV, and Hulu with Live TV, and it s a feature that many other networks offer to this day on their own apps and websites. Unfortunately, that s not the case with Paramount Plus.