June visitation was down in Glacier Park

Clay: First camping trip of the year enlightening

This is the first part of a two-part series about our first camping trip of the year.

Consider long-term storage for the still-at-home college grad

For some parents, it feels like just yesterday when you were dropping your young adult off at college. You met the roommate, cleaned the dorm room from top to bottom, then played

‘We try to keep a real diverse collection in here’

Moses Lake’s 3rd Avenue Antiques looks to preserve history and have fun in the process

MOSES LAKE – Opened less than a year ago, 3rd Ave Antiques provides a look into the past through the various items collected by the store's five co-owners, who each have their own items of interest when collecting.

Was it Shragg or Schrag?

E-mail from Cheryl

Board aiming for 2012

By JOHN STANG/Daily Inter Lake

Committee wants advice on site for new library

A committee is soliciting public suggestions on where in Kalispell to put a proposed new Flathead County Library.

Kalispell approved for $1 million in cleanup money

Kalispell recently was awarded $1 million in federal funds to clean up affected downtown properties.

Quilts for Texas

Weyer Gulch Road decision headed for judicial review

A recent decision made by the Shoshone Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) will now be under judicial review to determine if the correct decision was indeed reached.

Columbia Basin Herald launches new Web site

MOSES LAKE — Expanded sports and business sections are being unveiled Monday on the Columbia Basin Herald’s home page at www.columbiabasinherald.com.

Neppel Days no more

A lack of participation has caused the end of an era. Neppel Days, a standard at the Grant County Fair and other places, has ended when few people were in attendance.

From plea deals to levies, 2025 had big news

The second quarter brought major developments in Bonner County, including wildfire mitigation plans, park restoration, levy approvals, EMS fee changes, and updates on Albeni Falls Dam.

Legals November 29, 2017

No. 24966 On November 1, 2017, an application was tendered for filing with the FCC for the transfer of control of Pensacola Christian College, Inc., the license of FM translator station K213DF, Kalispell, MT, due to changes in its governing Board. K213DF rebroadcasts station WPCS(FM), Channel 208, Pensacola, FL, at 90.5 MHz on output channel 213 and operates with a transmitter output power of 1 kW from Lone Pine State Park, Kalispell, MT. November 22, 25, 29, December 2, 2017 MNAXLP

Legals for April, 5 2024

Legals for March, 29 2024

The Inside Edge: Ski season is under way

Finally! – As they say in Congress, “A million here, a million there, pretty soon you’re talking real money.” And so it goes for our snowfall this year. Our prospects look a lot better this week. More than 15 inches of snow will open more terrain this weekend, and there’s even more snow in the forecast. Hope you used the past two weeks to find your ski legs, because ski season is upon us!

Joy is available every day of the year to all of us

For three summers I sold for Great Harvest Bread Company at farmers’ markets in the Minneapolis metro area. Later in the season — some market schedules ran through October — if it was an early set up it would still be dark when I arrived at the bakery to load up the bread. There was just something about driving up to the little shop all lit up, with music blaring out the open door, and the scent of fresh baked bread hanging in the air.

Kay Koster, 97

Kay Koster was born in March 1925 in San Pedro, California to Zatha and Jennings Bryant Cook.

WLGC tees off with busy weekend

Busy Opening for WLGC