Patriot Front trials set for July

More than a year after their arrest for allegedly planning to violently disrupt a Pride celebration in Coeur d’Alene City Park, six members of white nationalist hate group Patriot Front are expected to stand trial.

Moses Lake School Board adjust meetings, receives good bus report

MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake School Board members cut their schedule to one meeting in July and August. Board members agreed on the change earlier, but made it official on a unanimous vote at the regular meeting June 29. “In June, July and August, we’ll have one meeting, the fourth Thursday of those months,” said district Superintendent Monty Sabin...

C-Falls, Libby head into (State A) unknown

It used to be, the top three regular-season teams from four conferences populated the annual State A softball tournament.

Venmo to be officially available for teenagers, although many use it already

Using Venmo won't necessarily be new to a good number of teens — parents often set up accounts for their children through their own accounts, which is a violation of Venmo's terms of service.

EDITORIAL: Inspired by a super school applicant

Thanks go to pacesetter Branden Durst

Kalispell Planning Board to consider proposed child care center

The Kalispell Planning Board will be considering Tuesday a request to open an early child care center that may eventually serve up to 100 young children.

Art education project results in mural at Kalispell's Russell School

Two local artists have been providing arts education at the school through the “Artist in Schools and Community Grant” from the Montana Arts Council.

Time to take more time

Planning for the future takes time, good information, and often the ability to think outside of the box of “this is the way it has always been done” or “there are no other solutions.”

Platte, Russell named to all-IEL volleyball team

Two Sandpoint volleyball played have been named to the all-Inland Empire League's 4A all-league team by area coaches. Named to the All-IEL 4A first team are Sandpoint High School's Viv Platte and Amaya Russell.

Troy man pleads guilty in knife assault

On Aug. 28, Joshua Miller, 36, pleaded to one felony county of aggravated assault.

Patricia “Patti” Slauson Kelly

Patricia “Patti” Slauson Kelly

Witness to shooting given suspended prison sentence

The man who accompanied convicted murderer Zackary Mass on the night he killed Gabriel Wagoner in a Kalispell apartment received a suspended 10-year sentence for his role in the attack last month.

BBCC's TRiO Upward Bound celebrates Summer Academy graduates

MOSES LAKE — Big Bend Community College’s TRiO Upward Bound program celebrated the end of its annual six-week Summer Academy with an awards banquet on campus Friday, formally recognizing the 45 students from Moses Lake, Othello, Royal City, and Warden high schools who successfully completed the program...

Hot Springs leans on speed and experience

The bad news for Hot Springs as they prepare for the 2023 football season is they lost their best player from last year.

Patricia “Patti” Slauson Kelly

Patricia “Patti” Slauson Kelly

Man arrested for stealing car wash vacuum sentenced

Flathead County District Court Judge Heidi Ulbricht handed down a pair of three-year sentences for felony criminal mischief and theft to Jeremy Allen Wunderlich, 40, on June 1.

Libby woman sentenced to 4 years for drug possession

Patricia Lynn Seefeldt of Libby was sentenced Monday, Dec. 12, in Montana 19th Judicial District Court in Libby Lincoln County for criminal possession of dangerous drugs, a felony.

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The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office has announced that 10 homes and 30 outbuildings have been destroyed by

Loggers win play-in game, 3-1

Libby man missing 21 days

Lincoln County Sheriff Roby Bowe said his detectives have no leads regarding last month’s disappearance of a 32-year-old Libby man who stepped out of a bar to smoke and didn’t return.