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Libby building from pioneer period coming down
The building on Mineral Avenue went up around 1906 when booming downtown Libby boasted its first cement sidewalks, electric lights and water systems. More than a century later, it’s coming down.
Do you have the right tools for your %26quot;honey-do%26quot; list?
(ARA) - It's summer and there's no better time to take on home improvement projects and that ever-expanding "honey-do" list. In a few months, those tasks will seem a lot more unpleasant when they can't be done in the beautiful sunshine.
Is variety really the spice of life?
I’m a creature of habit.
Twitter inspires Kalispell woman to try new business model
One local businesswoman is aiming to bring a business trend that started in Los Angeles, and has since erupted in metropolitan areas the world over, into the Flathead Valley.
Recycling comes back to Alberton
Citizens find their own solution
The big blue Republic recycling bin is back in front of the Alberton Feed and Supply store thanks to a small group of community minded citizens who want to see recycling continue in this small town. The bin originally was put into place about four years ago as the result of a senior project by Shawnda Rohrbach. At that time Allied Waste owned the garbage business for Mineral County and the bin was donated to the community.
Rural Grant County garbage fees to increase
Customers can comment
Opinion was not based on the facts
On behalf of the city of Sandpoint and specifically the wastewater treatment staff, I must correct the inaccuracies of your editorial. First the river was not affect for four days, the City exceeded its discharge permit levels for four and one half hours. The four days refers to the time effluent seeped from the pre-treatment plant to the treatment plant. Second "untreated sewage" was not dumped into the river, it was treated but not to the standard level. The same situation happened one year ago last spring during the heavy rain. This plant and its staff have received numerous awards from both EPA and DEQ for the quality of treatment.
City pursues low-interest loan
The Kalispell City Council will be asked Tuesday to authorize up to $375,000 in borrowing from the Montana Board of Investments. The money would be used to finance several equipment purchases and help cash flows in at least two city departments.
2 men die in 2-truck crash
Near Mattawa
MATTAWA - Both drivers died when the heavy duty trucks they were driving collided head-on five miles southeast of Mattawa on May 28.
High fashion or bait?
Fly ties now hair extensions
BOISE - For a 49-year-old manager of a fly fishing shop, Jim Bernstein spends an awful lot of time on the phone with hairdressers.