<p>Lucy Shea, 6, looks over her sand castle town she built for the
sand castle building competition sponsored by Whitefish Moms For
Moms at Whitefish City Beach Friday afternoon.</p>
<p>A car driven by Brian Johnson Jr., of Machesney Park, Ill.,
spins off the track during the last qualifying race before the
Montana 200 on Saturday evening in Kalispell.</p>
<p>Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, left, shares a laugh with
Rick Wolfe, fishing department assistant manager at Snappy Sport
Senter, Saturday afternoon in Kalispell.</p>
<p>Hell Roaring Creek cascades down a hill side along the North
Fork Road about 14 miles from Columbia Falls on Thursday, July 14,
in the Flathead National Forest.</p>
<p>Matt Tripplett of Columbia Falls scores 85 points in his first
bull ride at the Rocky Mountain Extreme Bull and Bronc Riding
Challenge on Friday evening.</p>
<p>Former First Lady Laura Bush addresses questions from reporters
briefly on Friday afternoon at Glacier National Park.</p>
<p>Steve Neblock of Automatic Fire System Service works on the
first floor of the Sykes building on Thursday in Kalispell. Four
floors are currently under construction. When complete hey will
house a market as well as apartments.</p>
<p>Jack Cronin is tagged out at second base in the bottom of the
first inning during the Glacier Twins afternoon game against the
Lakebridge Elks on Friday.</p>
<p>Stephanie LeFeuvre (left) and Kay Gardner dress as Death Eaters
for the premier of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2."
LeFeuvre and Gardner arrived at 3:30 Thursday afternoon to secure
the first position in line for the midnight showing at Signature
Theatres.</p>
<p>Denise Germann stands in front Lake McDonald on Thursday, July
14, in Glacier National Park. Germann has left her postion at
public affairs officer with the Flathead National Forest. She will
begin working as a public affairs specialist at Glacier National
Park today.</p>
<p>David Keim of the Glacier Dental Group in his office on
Wednesday afternoon, July 13, in Kalispell.</p>
<p>DeGraw carefully chooses his food at the Glacier Park Trading
Company in East Glacier.</p>
<p>Cody Dopps tries to make it back to first base after getting
caught in a rundown against the Missoula Mavericks Thursday night
at Griffin Field.</p>
<p>Jeffrey Nixon pauses while testifying during his murder trial in
Flathead District Court in Kalispell Thursday morning.</p>
<p>A horse-drawn hearse in the funeral procession for Rosalie
Heinecke, 69, travels down Second Street East toward Conrad
Cemetery Thursday morning.</p>
<p>Vistors at the Logan Pass Visitor Center take a break to eat
some food Wednesday morning as they enjoy the privilege of being
among the first to make it to the top of the Sun Road for the
year.</p>
<p>Robert Lake testifies during Jeffrey Nixons murder trial
Tuesday morning. Lake pleaded guilty in February to deliberate
homicide and tampering with physical evidence in the April 2010
bludgeoning death of Wesley Bubba Collins.</p>
<p>John Kelly (left) and Bert Wood screw risers onto what will be
the post office in the western town area that will be part of The
Event at Rebecca Farm.</p>
<p>Lakers short stop Michael O'Connell waits to tag out the
Lethbridge Elks runner who is trying to steal second base in the
stop of the second inning at Griffin Field Monday evening.</p>
<p>A car driven by Brian Johnson Jr., of Machesney Park, Ill.,
spins off the track during the last qualifying race before the
Montana 200 on Saturday evening in Kalispell.</p>
<p>Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, left, shares a laugh with
Rick Wolfe, fishing department assistant manager at Snappy Sport
Senter, Saturday afternoon in Kalispell.</p>
<p>Hell Roaring Creek cascades down a hill side along the North
Fork Road about 14 miles from Columbia Falls on Thursday, July 14,
in the Flathead National Forest.</p>
<p>Matt Tripplett of Columbia Falls scores 85 points in his first
bull ride at the Rocky Mountain Extreme Bull and Bronc Riding
Challenge on Friday evening.</p>
<p>Former First Lady Laura Bush addresses questions from reporters
briefly on Friday afternoon at Glacier National Park.</p>
<p>Steve Neblock of Automatic Fire System Service works on the
first floor of the Sykes building on Thursday in Kalispell. Four
floors are currently under construction. When complete hey will
house a market as well as apartments.</p>
<p>Jack Cronin is tagged out at second base in the bottom of the
first inning during the Glacier Twins afternoon game against the
Lakebridge Elks on Friday.</p>
<p>Stephanie LeFeuvre (left) and Kay Gardner dress as Death Eaters
for the premier of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2."
LeFeuvre and Gardner arrived at 3:30 Thursday afternoon to secure
the first position in line for the midnight showing at Signature
Theatres.</p>
<p>Denise Germann stands in front Lake McDonald on Thursday, July
14, in Glacier National Park. Germann has left her postion at
public affairs officer with the Flathead National Forest. She will
begin working as a public affairs specialist at Glacier National
Park today.</p>
<p>David Keim of the Glacier Dental Group in his office on
Wednesday afternoon, July 13, in Kalispell.</p>
<p>DeGraw carefully chooses his food at the Glacier Park Trading
Company in East Glacier.</p>
<p>Cody Dopps tries to make it back to first base after getting
caught in a rundown against the Missoula Mavericks Thursday night
at Griffin Field.</p>
<p>Jeffrey Nixon pauses while testifying during his murder trial in
Flathead District Court in Kalispell Thursday morning.</p>
<p>A horse-drawn hearse in the funeral procession for Rosalie
Heinecke, 69, travels down Second Street East toward Conrad
Cemetery Thursday morning.</p>
<p>Vistors at the Logan Pass Visitor Center take a break to eat
some food Wednesday morning as they enjoy the privilege of being
among the first to make it to the top of the Sun Road for the
year.</p>
<p>Robert Lake testifies during Jeffrey Nixon’s murder trial
Tuesday morning. Lake pleaded guilty in February to deliberate
homicide and tampering with physical evidence in the April 2010
bludgeoning death of Wesley “Bubba” Collins.</p>
<p>John Kelly (left) and Bert Wood screw risers onto what will be
the post office in the western town area that will be part of The
Event at Rebecca Farm.</p>
<p>Lakers short stop Michael O'Connell waits to tag out the
Lethbridge Elks runner who is trying to steal second base in the
stop of the second inning at Griffin Field Monday evening.</p>