208Massage&Spa set to open at new location

For some time, Karin Smith was a one-woman show.

'Thunderbolts*’ a welcome, back-to-basics Marvel adventure

A lack of cohesion and necessity define the current phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Man who struggled with deputies given suspended jail sentence

Prosecutors brought James Scott Mende, 39, up on a felony charge of threats or improper influence in official or political matters and misdemeanor counts of resisting arrest and partner or family member assault following his Jan. 4, 2024 arrest in Lakeside. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Amy Eddy in Flathead County District Court later that month.

Legals for May, 9 2025

Legals for May, 9 2025

Legals for May, 9 2025

Why not Wilmot

There was a time when Whitefish burner Rachael Wilmot was a cross country runner, and her dad remembers it well.

Boundary County Court Records - May 8, 2025

Court records for the period of April 19-25, 2025.

STCU awards $10,000 in classroom grants

Katherine Clifton of Naples Elementary was awarded one of the grants. She was notified by STCU officials last week of the award.

'Fireplace forum' tackles education, taxes

From education to tax relief, the topics covered at Saturday's "Fireplace Forum" were varied as District 1 legislators gave a recap of the 2025 legislative session.

'Fireplace forum' tackles education, taxes

From education to tax relief, the topics covered at Saturday's "Fireplace Forum" were varied as District 1 legislators gave a recap of the 2025 legislative session.

Restoration workshop in Sandpoint

The program is eligible for four Society of American Foresters CFE credits, three Idaho pesticide recertification credits and six Idaho Pro-Logger credits. The program can accommodate up to 30 people. A $20.00 regist

Whitefish man involved in two felony cases sees one dismissed

Douglas Trent Zellers, 29, picked up a burglary charge after allegedly beating down the door of a Kalispell apartment and attacking a man inside on Aug. 20, 2023.

Mission man receives deferred sentence for threatening school

The imposition of sentencing was deferred for three years in District Court in Polson April 30 for a man accused of making threats to St. Ignatius Elementary School.

Big rig island opens at Mountain West Cenex

CHS Mountain West Co-op in Ronan opened a new facility that’s specifically for 18 wheelers two weeks ago. The new five-pump station is located just south of the current Cenex building.

Legals for May, 8 2025

Whitefish Review launches 'Crossroads' issue

Whitefish Review will celebrate the publication of its 30th issue, “Crossroads,” on Friday, May 9, with an event featuring Lee Stockdale, the winner of the 2025 Montana Prize for Humor and Mark Schoenfeld, a Missoula writer, educator and storyteller.

Federal Reserve leaves key rate unchanged as it sees risk of higher prices and higher unemployment

As a result, the tariffs have put the Fed in a difficult spot. The Fed’s goals are to keep prices stable and maximize employment. Typically, when inflation rises, the Fed raises rates to slow borrowing and spending and cool inflation, while if layoffs rise, it would reduce rates to spur more spending and growth. Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other Fed officials have signaled that they want to see how the duties — including 145% on all imports from China — impact consumer prices and the economy.

Youth Sports May 7, 2025

Scores, news, highlights, photos from local youth sports leagues, teams, etc.

OPINION: Elon Musk’s massive collection of personal data is a threat to all Americans

A bipartisan group of state attorneys general should be commended for calling public attention to the need for Americans to protect the privacy of their generic data. The AGs warn that about 15 million customers of DNA testing company 23andMe are in danger of having their personal genetic information fall into unsafe hands because of the company’s bankruptcy. The AGs advise customers on how to protect their data.