In the 1980s, Ted Luehr made a career change from engineering to water treatment after being laid off from his job at the highway department. Since then, he has started…
This week, the Amarillo Journal was filled with exciting updates from the local business scene. On Wednesday, two new businesses opened their doors to the public. Cyrus Kabob launched their…
The Flathead Food Bank is set to benefit from the 13th annual Closing the Hunger Gap food drive held by Fundraiser Alliance Title & Escrow. The food and funds collection…
The Weatherly Area School Board has made several changes to their staff. Kristen Ritter, who returned to work last August after taking time off to raise her children, has been…
Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis were awarded a $6.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop a gene therapy that could potentially…
In recent months, a series of car break-ins have occurred in one Dekalb County community, leaving business owners and workers feeling frustrated. With 40 break-ins already this year within a…
Tesla recently made changes to its Model Y lineup, introducing the Long Range RWD variant while dropping the Rear-Wheel Drive variant. The price of the Model Y RWD was reduced…
Matt and Karen Smith, who met in college and became inseparable, decided to quit their jobs in 2010 to embark on an adventure. Inspired by their love for hiking and…
Nexus-PATH Family Healing has recently opened a mental health clinic in Bismarck. The clinic, located at 600 S. Second St., Suite 220, is staffed by therapist Tara Helfrich, who specializes…
In a recent letter to the editor, Betty Camp fondly reminisced about her childhood memories of Mountain State Business College. She expressed her appreciation for the recent article about the…