Mellott's late TD run gets Montana State past Idaho 20-13

Quarterback Tommy Mellott ran for his third touchdown with 2:16 remaining and Montana State held off Idaho for a 20-13 victory on Saturday in a key Big Sky Conference matchup.

NWSL announces TV deal with CBS

CHICAGO (AP) — The National Women's Soccer League has agreed to a multiyear broadcast deal with CBS that will put both the season opener and the championship game on network television.

NWSL announces TV deal with CBS

CHICAGO (AP) — The National Women's Soccer League has agreed to a multiyear broadcast deal with CBS that will put both the season opener and the championship game on network television.

McDowell, No. 10 Montana hold off No. 3 Idaho, 23-21

Clifton McDowell threw a touchdown pass and ran for a TD, Grant Glasgow kicked three field goals and Montana held on to beat Idaho 23-21 Saturday night in a battle of two of the top teams in the Football Championship Subdivision.

Hot Springs students earn medals at leadership conference

Hot Springs students earn medals at leadership conference

CFHS grad Pete contributing to Football Club Hasenthal

By JOE SOVA/Hungry Horse News

Sports briefs, Aug. 19

Fall rec soccer league registration

Teammates appear to stop player leaving after racist slurs

LIBSON, Portugal (AP) — A player in Portugal who tried to walk off the field after being the target of racist slurs from fans faced apparent attempts Sunday by his own teammates and opposition players to prevent him from leaving.

Big Sky Now: Bobcat's path to the championship

In this special edition, Daily Inter Lake's Fritz Neighbor and host Josh Amick dive deep into Montana State’s high-stakes semifinal matchup against South Dakota.

Credit union partners with Red Cross, matches donations

Gesa Credit Union has partnered with the American Red Cross to accept donations through the end of October at all Gesa branches to benefit the Red Cross Washington Wildfire fund.

STCU delivers Season of Giving cheer

Inland Northwest credit union helps employees, members, students and more

Inland Northwest credit union helps employees, members, students and more

North Idaho man pleads guilty to stealing $6,000 in credit card scam

SANDPOINT, Idaho (AP) — A northern Idaho man has pleaded guilty to using a prepaid credit card scam to steal more than $6,000 in fuel from a Priest River gas station.

School and military news

Heather Ellsworth, of Columbia Falls is a fall 2011 recipient of a Community Pride Scholarship sponsored by Whitefish Credit Union. She is pursuing a career as a radiologic technologist at Flathead Valley Community College. In its 16th year, Whitefish Credit Union has awarded $76,545 in scholarships to 237 students enrolled at FVCC. For more information, contact the FVCC financial aid office at 756-3849.

Whitefish Credit Union opens new building on Highway 2

The Whitefish Credit Union celebrated its new branch in Columbia Falls last week.

Flathead Business Newsmakers

Flathead Business Newsmakers

Flathead Business Newsmakers

Flathead Business Newsmakers

School and military news

Heather Ellsworth, of Columbia Falls is a fall 2011 recipient of a Community Pride Scholarship sponsored by Whitefish Credit Union. She is pursuing a career as a radiologic technologist at Flathead Valley Community College. In its 16th year, Whitefish Credit Union has awarded $76,545 in scholarships to 237 students enrolled at FVCC. For more information, contact the FVCC financial aid office at 756-3849.

School and military news

Heather Ellsworth, of Columbia Falls is a fall 2011 recipient of a Community Pride Scholarship sponsored by Whitefish Credit Union. She is pursuing a career as a radiologic technologist at Flathead Valley Community College. In its 16th year, Whitefish Credit Union has awarded $76,545 in scholarships to 237 students enrolled at FVCC. For more information, contact the FVCC financial aid office at 756-3849.

Overpaid for e-books

Idaho consumers to receive $2 million in compensation for past purchases

BOISE — Attorney General Lawrence Wasden says hundreds of Idaho consumers who purchased e-books should begin receiving credits this week.

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