Jacks show fight in home loss

QUINCY — The Quincy Jacks (1-4) fell in a competitive 67-47 game at home to the Grandview Greyhounds Saturday. Head Coach Scott Bierlink said his players competed against the Greyhounds but dug themselves too deep of a hole to climb out of.

Mavs cheer qualifies for state competition

MOSES LAKE — The Mavericks cheer team has qualified for state competition after scoring in the 80’s at a competition at Hanford High School on Dec. 5. Since they have qualified, they will have a chance to compete for their ninth straight co-ed championship. “At this point, there is an expectation that we will do well,” Moses Lake High School Cheer Head Coach Mikey Carlile said. “It's more nerve wracking for me now; we're the defending co-ed state champions for the last eight years in a row. So, there's just pressure... just that expectation to continue that.”

Mavericks volleyball camp aims to shape future generations of athletes

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Mavericks volleyball team hosted its camp for the little-Mavs and mini-Mavs. The three-day camp drew 120 athletes, Head Coach Krystal Trammell said. While 120 kids can be a lot to manage for anyone, Trammell has some help. "We utilize our high school athletes in the program," she said. "We divide up all the girls, different age levels, and each team has a team captain and a helper. So our players are the ones that are basically teaching and helping develop the next generation of volleyball players."

PREP BASKETBALL: Boys pull away after close first half, girls dominate

The Bonners Ferry Badgers (17-0) defeated the Lakeland Hawks (8-8) to extend their winning streak to 34 games.

AP Analysis: Dark days ahead for Lebanon as crisis bites

BEIRUT (AP) — In less than a year, Lebanon has been hit by an economic meltdown, mass protests, financial collapse, a virus outbreak and a cataclysmic explosion that virtually wiped out the country’s main port.

Pinehurst Days this weekend

The P/K Lions strive to ensure that Pinehurst Days has something for every family member, and once again they’re checking all the boxes.

EDITORIAL: Housing remains high, but there is hope

While the Housing Wage varies by county, renters with low wages from across the state struggle to afford their home. In both Ada and Canyon counties, the housing wage is $35.35, while the average renter wage is $27.83 and $18.81, respectively. Rural counties such as Boise and Owyhee also have average housing wages above $27.83 an hour.

Let's do our part and share a Merry Christmas

Nancy Morris with the Independent Orders of Odd Fellows CDA Lodge did just that on Tuesday when she walked into The Press office with a check for $10,000 from the benevolent organization for The Press Christmas for All program.

'Solar Guy' packs Kalispell brewery for energy-policy talk

“Net metering” might not sound like a classic barn-burner of a presentation topic. But scores of Flathead residents packed into Kalispell Brewing Co.’s taproom Tuesday afternoon for an hour-long talk on the issue, along with other renewable-energy policies up for debate before the Montana Legislature.

Macron vows to build back factories, boost France's economy shaken by pension protests

It's a big challenge, as France reels from protracted protests, rising food and energy prices and other fallout from the Ukraine war.

Spartan Race challenges athletes at Bigfork course

Competitors are ready for miles of mud, sweat and cheers at this year’s Spartan Race, returning to Flathead Lake Lodge in Bigfork Saturday and Sunday.

Harry Brown, 91

Cheers to Harry Brown!

Coeur d'Alene becomes 'The Emerald City'

Hundreds line Sherman Avenue for St. Paddy's parade

Sherman Avenue was transformed into the Emerald City for about half an hour Saturday as hundreds gathered for downtown’s 21st annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

Huskies defeat Cougars on senior night

OTHELLO — The Othello Huskies (8-5) defended their home field with a 2-0 win over the Warden Cougars (6-7) Thursday. Assistant Coach Kevin Hensley was happy with the Huskies performance. “I thought we passed the ball well, it's good to see our defense organized and get the shutout. It's good to get everybody playing time, that was really important for us today, was get everybody some playing time (and we) got to start all of our seniors,” Hensley said.

Shoshone County officials navigating flood aftermath

Resources for residents battling flood damage

Shoshone County officials navigating flood aftermath

Resources for residents battling flood damage

Great expectations in Rathdrum

Leaders cite strong growth in population, economy, education

It’s no secret that Rathdrum is growing — and quickly. More than 13,000 people now live within the city's borders, Jerry Tretwold, president of the Rathdrum Area Chamber of Commerce, shared Thursday at the Chamber’s annual State of the Community Luncheon.

Legals for August, 22 2026

Flathead County Treasurer’s Office and motor vehicle office temporarily close for system upgrade

The new system will offer more online services to customers, electronic payment options, and improved turnaround time for all vehicle service transactions, as well as improve functionality for law enforcement, car dealerships, insurance companies, and simplify county operations, according to a release from the county.

Open hearts, open wings

After osprey killing, Avondale community welcomes Birds of Prey Northwest

After osprey killing, Avondale community welcomes Birds of Prey Northwest.