Elevation 740

Elevation 740

A community-minded show that features local businesses and community members to discuss the past, present, and current projects going on in the LC Vally and beyond.

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  1. More Than a Hospital: TriState’s Massive Impact on the Valley | Elevation 740

    1月15日

    More Than a Hospital: TriState’s Massive Impact on the Valley | Elevation 740

    Join Mark Losh, CEO of the LC Valley Chamber of Commerce, for an exclusive update with Kym Clift, CEO of TriState Health. Discover how this independent, community-owned hospital is bringing big-city innovation to the LC Valley—from achieving a 5-star patient experience rating to performing surgeries with the latest robotic technology.In this episode, we cover:5-Star Care: Inside the recent CMS 5-Star rating for patient experience.Future Doctors: The new rural residency program partnership with WSU.Student Programs: How "Scrubs Camps" and the CNA program are training local high schoolers.School-Based Health Center: The new clinic opening within the Clarkston School District.Expansion: Updates on the new OBGYN clinic, Orthopedics, and the Da Vinci robotic surgery system.Learn more about TriState Health: Visit the official website: https://www.tsh.org#LCValley #TriStateHealth #RuralHealthcare #MedicalInnovation #ClarkstonWA #LewistonID #HealthcareCareers

    21分
  2. Celebrating Agriculture in the LC Valley: A Conversation with Steve Boyer

    2025/12/18

    Celebrating Agriculture in the LC Valley: A Conversation with Steve Boyer

    In this episode of Elevation 740, hosted by Mark Losh, CEO of the LC Valley Chamber of Commerce, we sit down with Steve Boyer of Boyer Land and Cattle to celebrate agriculture.Steve shares the rich, multi-generational history of the Boyer family, from humble beginnings in the late 1950s to building a thriving dryland farming and cattle operation. This conversation highlights the realities of farming, the importance of generational agriculture, and how technology, markets, and family have shaped the industry over decades.Key topics discussed in this episode: • The Boyer family’s farming roots and history in the LC Valley • Dryland farming, wheat production, and crop rotation in the region • The rise and fall of peas, lentils, garbanzo beans, and wheat markets • Boom-and-bust cycles in agriculture and today’s economic challenges • How farming technology and equipment have evolved over time • Generational farming and the role of family in sustaining agriculture • Advice for young people considering a future in farming • The future of agriculture in the Lewis-Clark Valley and beyondThis episode is a heartfelt look at what it takes to keep family farms alive in America—and why agriculture remains deeply woven into the fabric of our community.🎧 Subscribe to Elevation 740 for more conversations with local leaders, business owners, and community voices shaping the LC Valley.Thank you for listening, and we’ll see you on the next episode of Elevation 740.

    21分
  3. The Future of the Port of Lewiston: A Conversation with Scott Corbitt

    2025/11/20

    The Future of the Port of Lewiston: A Conversation with Scott Corbitt

    Join Mark Losh, CEO of the LC Valley Chamber of Commerce, as he sits down with Scott Corbitt, General Manager of the Port of Lewiston, to discuss the essential role of the Port and exciting new ventures driving economic growth in the Lewis-Clark Valley.This episode dives into the crucial balance of maintaining key infrastructure while innovating for the future.Key Topics Discussed:The Power of Barging: Learn about the massive economic impact of river transport on the agricultural community, including how one barge takes approximately 140 semi-trucks off the road. The cost advantage for local wheat farmers is approximately 50 cents to a dollar per bushel.Broadband as Economic Lifeline: Scott shares details on two major broadband initiatives, including the groundbreaking Intra-Idaho Middle Mile Broadband Network stretching from Moscow to Grangeville.Community-Owned Fiber: Discover the plan to bring high-speed broadband to every address in Lewiston through a new non-profit, Confluence Fiber. The network is being built without taxpayer dollars or Port debt, with ultimate ownership returning to the community.Tourism and the River: An update on the Port’s flourishing cruise ship business, which expects to bring in approximately 20,000 tourists and generate about $16 million in benefits this year.Fostering Local Entrepreneurship: The Port's successful incubation program provides startups with subsidized space to help businesses grow out of the "garage" phase, citing Clearwater Canyon Cellars and major regional manufacturer Seakins Precision as success stories.The Future of Leadership: A discussion on the importance of the returning Leadership LC Valley program, sponsored this year by St. Joseph Regional Medical Center.Tune in to hear how the Port of Lewiston is supporting farmers, boosting tourism, and building essential infrastructure for the next generation of the Lewis-Clark Valley!

    19分
  4. Partnership & Growth: Ed Freysinger on the Future of St. Joe's

    2025/10/15

    Partnership & Growth: Ed Freysinger on the Future of St. Joe's

    Join Mark Losh, CEO of the LC Valley Chamber of Commerce, for an insightful conversation with Ed Freysinger, CEO of St. Joseph Regional Medical Center. Ed discusses the exciting recent acquisition/partnership with Catalyst Medical Group and the positive impact this collaboration will have on healthcare access in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley and surrounding regions.Discover how St. Joe's is not only committed to providing services but is actively enhancing and expanding care options right here in the community.In this episode, you will learn about:Complementary Services: How the partnership with Catalyst Medical Group creates a broader spectrum of specialty services under one roof, with minimal overlap. The only overlapping area is in primary care.Commitment to the Community: St. Joe's 120+ year history and substantial role as a major employer with over 700 employees supporting the local economy. They provide over $20 million in community benefit annually, including over $14 million in undercompensated care and $6 million in local taxes.Specialized Care: Why St. Joe's is classified as a Major Referral Center and Medical Center (not a Critical Access Hospital). It is the region's only Level 3 Emergency Department and features a Platinum-rated Interventional Cardiology program, Interventional Radiology, and a robust OB program recognized by US News and World Report.Cutting-Edge Technology: The significant technology investments, including:Robots for orthopedic, general, neuro, and ortho-spine surgery in the OR.Replacing the second of two linear accelerators (used for cancer treatment) to provide some of the most advanced equipment in the Northwest.A newly installed PET CT Scanner for timely cancer diagnosis, running five days a week and doubling capacity.Enhanced Access to Care: The focus on improving patient access through transitions of care (not just transactions), exemplified by the new 10-bed acute rehab unit. This unit provides intensive physical, occupational, and speech therapy locally for patients recovering from events like a stroke, preventing the need to travel hours for treatment.Ed emphasizes that the goal is to enhance the patient experience, improve access, integrate care, and ultimately help people get healthy and stay healthy.

    16分
  5. Building a Stronger Community Through Collaboration

    2025/09/25

    Building a Stronger Community Through Collaboration

    Tobe Finch, President of the LC Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Mark Losh, the new Chamber CEO, engage in a discussion about their vision for the Chamber's role in fostering community growth and prosperity. Mark emphasizes the importance of collaboration as a key driver for innovation and growth within the LC Valley. Key insights from their conversation include: The Chamber as a Central Hub: Mark envisions the Chamber acting as a "fuse box" or central hub, channeling information and connecting individuals and businesses to foster a more integrated and efficient community. Focus on Engagement: Losh plans an ambitious outreach effort, aiming for 90 direct contacts in 45 days to actively listen to community members and gather insights into their needs and challenges. He stresses that engagement is crucial for the Chamber's success and for driving positive change. Supporting Diverse Businesses: The discussion highlights the Chamber's commitment to supporting both large corporations and small businesses by working to create a healthy, safe, and educated community. This environment aims to retain existing talent and attract new residents, ultimately benefiting all industries, including agriculture, which is a vital part of the region. The Power of Helping Each Other: A core theme is the idea of a "help fest" where individuals and organizations actively seek to assist one another. This reciprocal support, whether through mentorship, education, or addressing community needs, is seen as the catalyst for a significant "splash of energy" leading to growth and prosperity. Community Pride and Values: Mark expresses his appreciation for the LC Valley's small-town charm, the kindness of its residents, and the strong sense of community pride. Encouraging everyone to find ways to support their neighbors and contribute to a thriving, interconnected community.

    21分
  6. Caring for Our Community’s Animals with Audrey Williams | Elevation 740 Episode 106

    2025/07/17

    Caring for Our Community’s Animals with Audrey Williams | Elevation 740 Episode 106

    In this episode of Elevation 740, we sit down with Audrey Williams from the Lewis Clark Animal Shelter to talk about animal welfare, adoption success stories, and how the shelter serves the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley.🐾 Key Topics Discussed: • The mission and daily operations of the Lewis Clark Animal Shelter • Common challenges in local animal rescue and how the shelter addresses them • How the community can support animals through volunteering, fostering, and donations • Heartwarming adoption stories that show the power of second chances • Tips for responsible pet ownership and animal careWhether you’re a lifelong animal lover or simply curious about how shelters operate, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at the compassion and dedication that powers our local shelter.

    20分
  7. Celebrating a Century of Love with Garry Bush and Steven Branting | Episode 105

    2025/06/19

    Celebrating a Century of Love with Garry Bush and Steven Branting | Episode 105

    Join us on Elevation 740 as we uncover a fascinating piece of local history! In this episode, Linnea Noreen welcomes esteemed local historians Garry Bush and Steven Branting. Did you know Lewiston and Lapwai have a significant tie to the magical world of Disney? We dive deep into the life of Lillian Bounds, who later became the iconic Lillian Disney! Discover her roots in Lapwai, her high school days, and her journey to Lewiston Business College. Learn how a job opportunity at Disney Studios, thanks to her sister, led her to meet and eventually marry Walt Disney himself! We'll explore the incredible contributions the Disney family made to the Lapwai community, from funding high school sports to helping the Nez Perce tribe reclaim historical artifacts. Plus, we'll shine a light on other talented locals who worked with Disney, including artists and directors.This is a story that intertwines local heritage with a global legacy you won't want to miss! In this episode: ⭐ Lillian Bounds' early life in Lapwai & Lewiston ⭐ Her journey to Disney Studios & meeting Walt Disney ⭐ Walt & Lillian's courtship and marriage ⭐ The Disney family's contributions to the Lapwai community ⭐ Other local talents who worked with Disney ⭐ The importance of this unique local-to-global connection #LillianDisney #WaltDisney #LewistonIdaho #Lapwai #NezPerce #DisneyHistory #LocalHistory #Elevation740 #LCValley #ChamberOfCommerce #HiddenHistory #DisneyFacts #IdahoHistory

    28分

  8. 2025/05/14

    Leadership, Growth & the Future of Lewiston with Mayor Dan Johnson | Elevation 740 Episode 104

    In this episode of Elevation 740, we sit down with Mayor Dan Johnson, the Mayor of Lewiston, Idaho, for an insightful conversation about the city’s past, present, and exciting future. Whether you’re a Lewiston local, a business owner, or someone curious about small-town leadership in America, this episode is packed with valuable insights. 📍About Lewiston, Idaho: Located in the heart of the Lewis-Clark Valley, Lewiston is known for its rich history, riverfront lifestyle, and tight-knit community. Learn how Mayor Johnson is helping guide the city through a period of strategic growth and transformation. ✅ Perfect For: • Idaho residents • Local government enthusiasts • Business leaders in the Inland Northwest • Students and educators interested in civic leadership • Fans of regional development and small-town innovation #LewistonIdaho #MayorDanJohnson #CityOfLewiston #IdahoPodcast #Elevation740 #LewistonMayor #SmallTownLeadership #InlandNorthwest #LocalGovernment #CommunityLeadership #IdahoPolitics #EconomicDevelopment #CivicEngagement #LewistonID #PublicService #UrbanPlanning #NorthIdaho

    24分

  9. 2025/04/17

    Local Government and Lewiston's Future with Dustin Johnson | Elevation 740 Episode 103

    Welcome to another episode of Elevation 740! 🎙️ This week, host Linnea Noreen sits down with Dustin Johnson, Public Works Director for the City of Lewiston, to explore the fascinating world of infrastructure and local governance. Key Topics Discussed: 1. The 100-year-old reservoir catastrophe: What went wrong, lessons learned, and how it’s being prevented from happening again. 2. Lewiston's transition to a strong mayor form of government: Insights into the changes, challenges, and progress three years later. 3. Strategic plans and downtown development: Updates on Lewiston's 2018 strategic plan, the push for two-way traffic, and ongoing infrastructure projects. 4. Water and sewer main upgrades: How ARPA funds are transforming Lewiston’s aging infrastructure for the future. 5. Community engagement: Why citizen feedback is critical to shaping Lewiston’s future. 📌 Links & Resources: Learn more about Lewiston’s projects and plans: citylewiston.org Explore the Reimagine Downtown initiative: citylewiston.org/reimagine Don’t miss this in-depth discussion about the past, present, and future of Lewiston’s infrastructure and government! Subscribe and join the conversation.🔔 Subscribe for more insightful episodes on the people and projects shaping our community! #Elevation740 #LewistonID #Infrastructure #PublicWorks #LocalGovernment #CommunityEngagement

    15分

  10. 2025/03/20

    Leadership, Faith, and Food Supply with Tobe Finch | Elevation 740 Episode 102

    Welcome to another episode of Elevation 740! 🎙️ This week, host Linnea Noreen sits down with Tobe Finch, President of Happy Day Corporation, for an inspiring conversation about leadership, community impact, and the future of food.🍴 Key Topics Discussed: • From humble beginnings to a thriving restaurant group: Tobe's journey leading Happy Day Corporation and its 14 diverse restaurants. • Faith and leadership: How Tobe's beliefs shape his vision, values, and decisions in business. • Tackling food supply challenges: The bold steps taken to establish a local warehouse and distribution hub in response to global supply chain issues. • Reimagining food systems: Exploring the power of clean, local food to build a more sustainable and resilient community.• Investing in people: Tobe’s passion for developing leadership and fostering growth among his team. Join us for a thoughtful discussion about resilience, responsibility, and the power of visionary leadership to shape a better future. Don’t forget to subscribe for more stories that inspire and uplift!🔔 Subscribe now for stories that elevate and inspire! #Elevation740 #Leadership #CommunityImpact #Sustainability #FaithInBusiness

    22分
  11. Healthcare, Innovation, and Community Impact with Ed Freysinger | Episode 101

    2025/02/17

    Healthcare, Innovation, and Community Impact with Ed Freysinger | Episode 101

    Welcome to episode 1 of Elevation 740! 🎙️ Host Linnea Noreen sits down with Ed Freysinger, CEO of St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, for an insightful discussion on healthcare, innovation, and community care. 🏥 Key Topics Discussed: • A deep commitment to community: Ed shares what drew him to St. Joe’s and why the people make all the difference in their healthcare mission. • Excellence in patient care: St. Joe’s recognition as an A-rated hospital and the ongoing efforts to provide exceptional cardiology and OB services. • The role of SJRMC as a regional medical center: Serving a vast area from Boise to Missoula, and how their level three trauma center impacts patients’ lives across the region. • Advanced services beyond trauma care: Learn about the unique offerings like interventional radiology, stroke treatment, and neurosurgery. • Cutting-edge medical technology: How St. Joe's is staying ahead with new equipment, such as a linear accelerator and PET CT scanner, improving access and speed of patient care. • Overcoming challenges: Ed discusses supply chain issues and how St. Joe’s navigates challenges like IV fluid shortages with creativity and collaboration. Join us for a conversation about how St. Joseph Regional Medical Center is not just providing healthcare, but also transforming the landscape of regional care with innovation, collaboration, and compassion. Don’t forget to subscribe for more episodes featuring the leaders who are shaping our community!

    16分
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番組について

A community-minded show that features local businesses and community members to discuss the past, present, and current projects going on in the LC Vally and beyond.

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    Elevation 740
  • 配信期間
    25年 - 26年
  • エピソード
    11
  • 制限指定
    不適切な内容を含まない
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