Elevation 740

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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.

  1. Oct 22

    Fighting Hunger in the LC Valley | Hy'D Andrews, Idaho Food Bank | Elevation 740

    Join Mark Losh, CEO of the LC Valley Chamber of Commerce, as he sits down with Hy'D Andrews, North Central Regional Director for the Idaho Food Bank, to discuss food insecurity, hunger relief, and the vital role nonprofits play in supporting individuals and families throughout the Lewis-Clark Valley and North Central Idaho.Hy'D shares how the Idaho Food Bank works with more than 400 community partners statewide to distribute food to local food pantries, schools, senior centers, and families in need. Serving five counties in the North Central Idaho region, the Lewiston branch supports 87 partner organizations and helps provide food to approximately 32,000 people. From mobile food distributions and school backpack programs to partnerships with local food pantries, Hy'D explains how the organization is working to ensure more families have access to nutritious food.The conversation explores the challenges behind food insecurity, including transportation, housing, and access to grocery stores and essential services. Hy'D also highlights the importance of collaboration between nonprofits, healthcare providers, businesses, and community organizations to address the root causes of hunger and create lasting solutions.

  2. Sep 22

    How FFA is Preparing the Next Generation of Leaders with Gabby Johnson | Episode 204

    In this episode of Elevation 740, host Mark Losh, CEO of the LC Valley Chamber of Commerce, sits down with Gabby Johnson, Agricultural Science Teacher and FFA Advisor at Lewiston High School. Together, they explore how agricultural education is shaping the next generation of leaders through hands-on learning, career development, and community involvement.From classroom projects to leadership opportunities through FFA, Gabby shares how today's students are gaining real-world skills that prepare them for success in agriculture, business, skilled trades, and beyond. #Elevation740 #FFA #LewistonHighSchool #AgriculturalEducation #LCValley #IdahoFFA #IdahoAgriculture #LewistonID #StudentLeadership

  3. Sep 22

    Growing Business & Tourism in the LC Valley | Episode 205

    n this episode of Elevation 740, host Mark Losh, CEO of the LC Valley Chamber of Commerce, sits down with Mark Brigham, Port of Clarkston Commissioner, for an in-depth conversation about economic development, business growth, jobs, tourism, river commerce, and the future of the Lewis-Clark Valley.Mark Brigham shares his personal history growing up in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley, his career in human resources and economic development, and how his experience led him to serve as a commissioner for the Port of Clarkston.The conversation also explores how the Port of Clarkston is helping businesses expand, attracting new investment, supporting family-wage jobs, and developing valuable waterfront property. Mark also discusses the Port’s relationship with local businesses, and how strategic land development can create opportunities for long-term economic growth.Whether you’re interested in economic development in the LC Valley, Port of Clarkston news, Lewiston-Clarkston business growth, Snake River tourism, Washington ports, Idaho business development, workforce opportunities, or the future of the Lewis-Clark Valley, this episode offers an informative look at what’s happening behind the scenes. #Elevation740 #PortOfClarkston #LCValley #LewistonIdaho #ClarkstonWashington #LewisClarkValley #EconomicDevelopment #SnakeRiver #IdahoBusiness #WashingtonBusiness #LocalBusiness #BusinessDevelopment #EconomicGrowth #CruiseTourism #SnakeRiverCruises #EasternWashington #NorthCentralIdaho #LCValleyChamber

  4. Sep 22

    Manufacturing, Careers & Innovation in the LC Valley with CCI Speer | Episode 206

    Join host Mark Losh, CEO of the LC Valley Chamber of Commerce, in Episode 206 of Elevation 740, as he sits down with Mike Overberg, Director of Operations at CCI Speer. Together, they explore the history of CCI Speer, the importance of manufacturing in the Lewis-Clark Valley, workforce development, skilled trades, and the future of technology in manufacturing. Mike shares his journey of more than 27 years with CCI Speer, beginning on the production floor and working his way into leadership. He discusses CCI’s commitment to developing employees from within, comprehensive training programs, and the many career opportunities available in modern manufacturing. #elevation740 #lcvalleychamber #EconomicDevelopment #BusinessDevelopment #snakeriver #easternwashington #northcentralidaho #lewistonidaho #clarkstonwashington

  5. Mar 17

    Building a Culture of Excellence: A Conversation with Jim Klemann | Episode 203

    In this episode of Elevation 740, host Mark Losh, CEO of the LC Valley Chamber of Commerce, sits down with Jim Klemann, Athletic Director at Lewis-Clark State College (LCSC). New to the LC Valley, Jim shares his vision for LC State Athletics, his commitment to servant leadership, and how the Warriors continue to compete—and win—on a national level. From academic excellence to national championships, this conversation dives into what makes LC State one of the premier NAIA athletic programs in the country. LC State continues to be a national powerhouse in NAIA athletics while maintaining a strong focus on academics, leadership development, and community impact. With 14 intercollegiate programs and hundreds of student-athletes, the Warriors represent excellence both in competition and in the classroom.If you’re passionate about college athletics, leadership, community engagement, or the NAIA World Series in Lewiston, this episode is a must watch.👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and follow Elevation 740 for more conversations with leaders shaping the LC Valley.

  6. Mar 17

    Bringing Hope to the Lewis-Clark Valley Community: A Conversation with Jeremy Stevens | Episode 202

    In this powerful episode of Elevation 740, host Mark Losh sits down with Jeremy Stevens of Union Gospel Mission to discuss the opening of a new homeless center in Lewiston and what it means for the community. Jeremy shares the heart behind the mission, the growing need for services in the Lewis-Clark Valley, and how this new facility will provide hope, stability, and life-changing resources for individuals experiencing homelessness.This conversation offers insight into the real challenges facing our region — and the real solutions being built right here at home.Learn More: Visit Union Gospel Mission to find ways to volunteer or donate. Subscribe to Elevation 740 for more conversations highlighting 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.

  7. Jan 15

    More Than a Hospital: TriState’s Massive Impact on the Valley | Episode 201

    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

    More Than a Hospital: TriState’s Massive Impact on the Valley | Episode 201

  8. 12/18/2025

    Celebrating Agriculture in the LC Valley: A Conversation with Steve Boyer | Episode 110

    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.

    Celebrating Agriculture in the LC Valley: A Conversation with Steve Boyer | Episode 110
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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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  • Creator
    Elevation 740
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    17
  • Rating
    Clean
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