Faces of Hope hires Lamb as development officer
“Her relationship-building and project-management skills are an invaluable asset to our team.”
Microreactor being tested for use at Idaho National Laboratory
MARVEL is expected to generate 85 kilowatts of thermal energy and will operate within INL’s Transient Reactor Test Facility, “connected to the lab’s first nuclear microgrid.”
Osier to lead HDR’s operations in Idaho
Osier will lead cross-functional teams engaged in engineering consulting services focused on transportation, water, wastewater and power, industrial and waste practices.
Senior care franchise targets expansion in Coeur d’Alene
Right at Home, an in-home health care provider with a network of 700-plus locations, is planning an expansion in Coeur d’Alene.
SCORE seeks Hispanic business owners for mentorship
The Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE), a volunteer organization which provides free business mentoring, resources and education, is seeking Hispanic executives and entrepreneurs to join their ranks as mentors.
Trinity Health CEO Bolano to step down
Bolano was the first CEO of Trinity’s West Region, uniting Saint Alphonsus in Idaho and Oregon with California-based Saint Agnes Medical Center
Zions promotes Lehto to executive vice president
“Under Lehto’s leadership, her team of more than 100 professionals throughout the country completed transactions in more than 40 states and helped Zions Bancorporation become the third-largest national institution for corporate trust transactions.”
Amazon seeks to expand Idaho workforce with 1,500 new jobs
The company is actively offering a range of roles, such as packing and picking to sorting and shipping.
Hemp plant opens in Idaho, creating jobs and economic opportunities
REXBURG, ID — The recently established Whitefield Fiber Processing, a subsidiary of Whitefield Global Holdings LLC (WGH), has begun its journey towards becoming a key player in the industrial hemp processing industry. The industrial hemp plant in Rexburg, officially opened its doors in early July, marking a significant milestone in the state’s emerging hemp industry. The plant primarily pro[...]
Zero-interest loan boosts Eagle startup Koborewa Corn Meal
Koborewa uses traditional farming techniques, including sustainable and organic practices, and cottage-style milling operations to ensure workers are safe, honored and earn fair wages, which are all part of the criteria SVIR looks at for determining eligibility for the IIF loan
Court appoints receivership of Island Park Water Company
Earlier this year, the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) filed a civil complaint in the Bonneville County District Court after the presence of E. coli bacteria was found in several of Island Park’s seven public water systems within Fremont County.
Labor costs, inflation drive construction costs higher
Residential and non-residential construction input prices rose 1.5% from July, according to the data. Rising energy prices, labor and overall inflationary increases are driving building costs upward.