Quarterly Economic Newsletter – Q4
The 2024 Q4 Economic Newsletter, written by Dr. Bill Conerly, a business economist and Forbes senior contributor, is available now! Continue reading
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The 2024 Q4 Economic Newsletter, written by Dr. Bill Conerly, a business economist and Forbes senior contributor, is available now! Continue reading
With a vision that communities will welcome all people, the Pathfinder Network is a gateway to second chances. It provides essential support in the community and at numerous venues in the justice system. Continue reading
Improving your mobile security practices is your best defense against the privacy and security issues associated with your mobile device. Continue reading
AI art is generated using billions of images and examples of art. When you enter a prompt, the AI art generator builds an image for you by combining many of these examples into a single image. Deepfake technology is similar, but it involves manipulating real photographs and videos of people and places. This technology can make it look like a person did or said something that they never did. Both of these technologies can be used in a harmless way, but cybercriminals have learned to use them maliciously. Continue reading
When people help each other and support those who are in need or vulnerable, a community can become unbreakable. Long-time sponsor and advocate, Bank of the Pacific has partnered with DVSAS in Whatcom County to help further the organization’s mission. Continue reading
The 2024 Q3 Economic Newsletter, written by Dr. Bill Conerly, a business economist and Forbes senior contributor, is available now! Continue reading
Banking has gone through significant changes in recent decades with innovations in technology and the advent of online banking. Many people and business owners bank entirely online these days, and most cannot identify a banker at their financial institution by name. What is more, many banks have centralized in big cities, leaving small communities behind. Bank of the Pacific is an exception. Continue reading
Like the Hands On Children’s Museum, Bank of the Pacific has a longstanding commitment to its hometown neighbors. They work around the clock to benefit the families and businesses they serve. Both organizations focus on education, family support and working together to keep Western Washington strong. Continue reading
This year’s fair — held August 8 to 17 at Lynden’s Northwest Washington Fair & Event Center — features yet another diverse array of grandstand entertainment sponsored by Bank of the Pacific. Continue reading
Many may remember the grim event in December 1998 that left 85 people without a home and with no possessions. When the Willapa Hotel in Raymond burned down, the one silver lining was that every resident was accounted for. The Willapa Community Development Association took ownership of the property after the tragedy, with a plan to replace what the community had lost. Twenty-six years later, the Willapa Center’s grand opening brought something good out of the ashes. Continue reading