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Students strike a chord at the 2025 District Music Festival
Northwest Montana’s students showcased their musical talent at the two-day District Music Festival hosted by Flathead and Glacier high schools.
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Texas eases virus rules as cases drop, but bars still closed
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas is ready to relax coronavius restrictions for the first time in months, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday, but bars remain closed indefinitely and a mask mandate is still in place following a massive summer spread that became one of the deadliest outbreaks in the U.S.
Real Sociedad, Villarreal aim to stay contenders in Spain
MADRID (AP) — Real Sociedad and Villarreal face each other this weekend looking to continue their rare run for the Spanish league title.
Real Sociedad, Villarreal aim to stay contenders in Spain
MADRID (AP) — Real Sociedad and Villarreal face each other this weekend looking to continue their rare run for the Spanish league title.
Wonder Woman champions power of library cards
During the month of September, DC’s Wonder Woman is embarking on a new mission to champion the power of a library card as Library Card Sign-up Month Honorary Chair.
Village doctor in Ukraine faces coronavirus challenge
VERKHOVYNA, Ukraine (AP) — Riding a horse-drawn cart, Dr. Viktoria Mahnych trots along country roads to attend to her patients in several villages nestled in the Carpathian Mountains in western Ukraine.
Village doctor in Ukraine faces coronavirus challenge
VERKHOVYNA, Ukraine (AP) — Riding a horse-drawn cart, Dr. Viktoria Mahnych trots along country roads to attend to her patients in several villages nestled in the Carpathian Mountains in western Ukraine.
Do your kids need a fresh lunch box makeover?
(ARA) - The start of a new school year is an exciting time for children. Each fall begins with a new teacher, different classmates and a fresh start, making it the perfect time for you and your kids to get back into a daily routine.
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Pet adoption program is a success
PONDERAY — Seven pet have been adopted without a shelter stay after Panhandle Animal Shelter launched a new Home to Home program in August.
View from the Library: We're open longer these days
I am very pleased to announce that we have expanded our hours. We now have regular, year-round hours.
Valley Voices Gala to feature various musical acts
The road to New York is a long one, and the Valley Voices Community Choir, selected to represent Montana at a Carnegie Hall concert in November, is in the middle of a fundraising effort to get there.
Chamber all cheers over meeting
BONNERS FERRY — Members of the Chamber of Commerce gathered together at Heart Rock Wines to discuss, over wine and dinner, local businesses and items of interest that may affect local business owners.
School news
Josh Schott, a junior at Whitefish High School, earned $200 and second prize in the short stories category of the Authors Of The Flathead's 2009 student writing contest for his piece "The Scarf."
51st Whitefish Winter Carnival
Going To The Sun Celebrating Glacier National Park's Centennial
Naples Elementary School newsletter
Happy March, Naples Families!
Home improvement tips for summer: make your technology work for you
The days are getting longer, the weather is heating up and people everywhere are anxiously preparing for summer. As families get ready for more time at home over summer break, you may notice an increased number of home improvement projects going on in your neighborhood. Couples are moving into new homes, fresh coats of paint are drying and endless "honey-do" lists are being passed from wives to husbands.
Trump heads to Dallas for race relations talk, fundraiser
DALLAS (AP) — President Donald Trump was ready to discuss race relations and policing on Thursday before a friendly audience in Dallas as he weighs executive action on police reform in response to the national outcry following the