New online store offers help to shuttered indie booksellers

Andy Hunter, founder of a new online sales outlet for independent booksellers, had seen a crisis building well before the coronavirus pandemic shut down many of the country's stores.

New online store offers help to shuttered indie booksellers

Andy Hunter, founder of a new online sales outlet for independent booksellers, had seen a crisis building well before the coronavirus pandemic shut down many of the country's stores.

Water woes at Chateau

Mobile Home Village residents says faucets running dry this summer

Libby Army National Guard deployed to state prison after water main break

Tasked with providing and delivering 15,000 gallons of potable water a day, eight soldiers quickly mustered within...

Legals for June, 2 2020

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Intel officials say Russia boosting Trump candidacy

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2020 has been quite the year. The effects on many businesses have been severe.

AP Lifestyles Digest

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Anti-nuke activist arrested

Longtime farmer named Great Chief

Though by all accounts he is someone who doesn’t care for the spotlight,

Walking Man Gallery features native artist for Gallery Night

On Oct. 6, The Walking Man Gallery in Whitefish will be featuring the collection of works by True Archdale, a Wolf Point, Montana native. This exhibit will be the final show for the summer season in the celebrated Whitefish Gallery Nights.

Northern Greece locks down as Europe tightest restrictions

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A lockdown came into effect in northern Greece on Tuesday, with the southeastern European country joining the list of the continent’s nations tightening restrictions to restrain rapidly increasing coronavirus infections.

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Sunless Gloom: Seasonal Affective Disorder- Part II

In Part I of "Sunless Gloom: Seasonal Affective Disorder," we talked about the value of pasture-raised meat, and wild-caught fish in supplying much needed Vitamin D when living in the Northern Hemisphere. We also talked about the lesser-eaten parts of these animals, which were consumed in times past, that we no longer consume. This contributes to our Vitamin D deficiency problems so prevalent today.

Babies with fussy stomachs

Doctor of Oriental Medicine

We are frequently consulted about how to handle babies who seem to have digestive challenges. They are spitting up frequently, fussy after or between meals, "colicky" or refluxing. Handling it appropriately can make a difference in their lives for years to come.

Preparing for emergencies is common sense

People in tornado country prepare for disaster. We don't hear about the people who sit out killer tornadoes in underground shelters equipped with emergency supplies of food and water. They're not in the news unless they've lost their homes. Have you ever wondered how people who've lost everything survived to talk about it on the 6 p.m. news?

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Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) affects between 12-15% of the world’s population.

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Adjusting to the new normal

What did you do this weekend? If asked prior to March 16, I bet your plans would have been vastly different than what you actually did this weekend. The end of April is usually a busy time in Bigfork. Volunteers gather together for Clean Your ‘Fork and then celebrate our village and restaurants with Taste of Bigfork, all in preparation for summer.

Nonprofit provides vehicles for those in need

Robert and Lacy Bradford, founders of the nonprofit Driving Hope, are fixing up donated vehicles and getting as many people as they can back into the driver’s seat.