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Article content It can be challenging for businesses whose customers come from China, Russia and Korea, especially when the borders are closed due to COVID-19. Mark Downey, CEO of Fur Harvesters Auction Inc. in North Bay, was proud to announce to the business community during a funding announcement Friday morning that through the pandemic, the company was able to keep its doors open and not lay off staff. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Area businesses receive $2.9 million Back to video “Normally, our business depends on an international clien...

Del. Lee Carter joined six other 2021 House primary candidates in filing suit to allow mail and electronic submission of candidate petition signatures. 

℘℘℘ Roma Downey received the first ever Irish Diaspora Award from the Irish Film & Television Academy (IFTA) and the government of Ireland in Dublin on April 9 for her “extraordinary achievements and vision as a producer and an actress alongside her charity and humanitarian work worldwide.” Born in Derry, Northern Ireland, the youngest of six, Roma and her husband, Mark Burnett, the British-born television producer she married in 2007, live in Malibu, California with Reilly, her daughter from her marriage to director David Anspaugh, and James and Cameron, Mark’s sons. Though she f...

January 20, 2021 Members of the Arkansas Tech University women's cross country program celebrate their season-opening meet victory on Friday, Jan. 15. I don't know of anyone who brings more enthusiasm to their daily tasks than Brock Hime, head coach for the Arkansas Tech Golden Suns cross country and track and field teams. So, it's no surprise he felt some nerves after waiting 14 months and six days to watch the student-athletes under his direction compete. "It almost felt like my first meet at Arkansas Tech again because it had been so long and our team has so many new faces," said Hime w...

Posted: Jan 09, 2021 6:00 AM CT | Last Updated: January 9 A file photo of a rack of fox pelts on display in the Yellowknife offices of Francois Rossouw, a furbearer biologist with the N.W.T. Department of Environment and Natural Resources. (John Last/CBC) Nathan Kogiak, a trapper based in Yellowknife, normally has promising returns for the furs he sells, but this year, he's had to rethink how he goes about selling them off. The fur industry is seemingly off to a dismal start as the planned January Fur Harvesters Auction, based in North Bay, Ont., has been postponed to the spring due to COVID-...