The second class of the Pyhäjoki Upper Secondary School arranged a trade fair event as part of their studies. Arranging the event taught the students entrepreneurship, which is difficult to learn from books.
At the garage, young people get help in servicing their mopeds, important information is shared, and everyday worries are heard.
Toni Grekula from Pyhäjoki says that an entrepreneur’s best reference is being true to one’s word.
Hereford cattle are the most important employees of Rautala farm. Thanks to them there is now room for the endangered Primula cortusoides and nesting waterfowl among the willows in front of the Parhalahti nature conservation area.
A voluntary search and rescue team searches for bodies of drowning victims in Finland. Fennovoima supports the operations of the search and rescue boat team from Lumijoki.
Pyhäjoki’s new economic development director Helena Illikainen sees development of the municipality’s vitality as teamwork where input is also needed from the residents.
When Maria Sorvisto left Ylivieska 15 years ago to study law, there were a little over 13,000 residents in the municipality. When she moved back with her family and started her work as the mayor late this summer, there were already more than 15,000...
The Raahe Maritime Rescue Association assists the maritime rescue operations of the Finnish Border Guard and also actively works with young people.
Municipalities in the Oulu and Kokkola regions are preparing for the arrival of Fennovoima’s employees. Watch our video to see why the people of Pyhäjoki think it is a great place to live.
The café-restaurant Rahlan celebrated its first year of operation in early summer. The workers at the Hanhikivi peninsula and local residents have already found their way to the restaurant.
Currently, brisk construction activity can be seen everywhere in Pyhäjoki. The retail sector is making investments, and the municipality is improving roads and upgrading hiking trails. The municipality of Pyhäjoki is preparing for a considerable increase...
Nature tourism of Pyhäjoki is currently being developed on a number of fronts.
During the summer, an 18-hole disc golf course will be completed in Rautiperä.
The construction of the nuclear power plant will provide Pyhäjoki with plenty of new opportunities. Municipal manager Matti Soronen says the municipality is already eagerly preparing for internationalization.
For decades, the Kielosaari kiosk has been the place to buy your first ice cream cone of the summer. Now a new generation of entrepreneurs is developing the time-honored Pyhäjoki campsite into a year-round attraction for travelers to boost tourism in the...
Jari Yrjänä, owner of the hardware store in Pyhäjoki, says that the positive drive is visible in many ways in the municipality nowadays.
Two new surveys show that attitudes toward nuclear power have become increasingly positive. At Pyhäjoki, the opinion is that people appreciate open discussion on the project and the nuclear industry.