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Robert Lynn “Dancing Bob” Gray
Robert Lynn “Dancing Bob” Gray
Columbia Falls Fire Department team headed to Seattle Stairclimb
Three members of the Columbia Falls Fire Department are set to climb the second-tallest building west of the Mississippi in full gear on March 10 to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Happenings: March 6
Firefighters head to Seattle, Northwest Montana Photographers, American Legion scholarships, Columbia Falls Women’s Connection luncheon, Knights of Columbus Friday Lenten meals
Lake McConaughy patrons oppose changes to limit visitors
OGALLALA, Neb. (AP) — Hundreds of people showed up for a meeting at the Lake McConaughy Visitor Center in Ogallala to protest proposed changes that would drastically limit overnight campers and beachgoers at the lake.
Flathead Watercooler
Business events, trainings and seminars
Under the Freeway Flea Market this weekend
This weekend locals and tourists will be able to find everything under the sun (without having to actually be under the sun, ironically), under the I-90 freeway in the historic town of Wallace.
Rev. David Riffle, 80
Rev. David Riffle passed away August 16, 2022 at the Hospice House in Hayden, Idaho.
Shelter gets $45k grant to assist with displaced hotel guests
Whitefish Community Foundation has awarded a $45,000 grant to Samaritan House to support deployment of a temporary shelter for individuals displaced by the closure of the FairBridge Inn & Suites in Kalispell.
Glacier Park's staff shortage means some campgrounds won't open
Like many businesses in the Flathead Valley, Glacier National Park is not immune to staff shortages. The park typically employs about 16 seasonal staffers to operate and oversee its frontcountry campgrounds.
Scapegoat Wilderness goes to Stage 1 restrictions after human-caused fires
Following two new human-caused fire starts, the Rocky Mountain Ranger District, and the entirety of the Scapegoat Wilderness on the Lincoln Ranger District, returned to Stage 1 fire restrictions on Sunday.
Amid virus outbreak, mother demands son's release from Iran
WASHINGTON (AP) — The mother of a U.S. Navy veteran imprisoned in Iran is calling on the Tehran government to release her son immediately, saying she is concerned for his well-being because of the coronavirus that's been blamed for dozens of deaths in Iran. She also wants the Trump administration to step up its pressure.
Weigh in on the future of West Glacier
The Glacier Park Gateway Project will have an open house at 6 p.m. Feb. 12 at the Flathead Valley Community College Arts and Technology Building.
Limited reopening for Universal's entertainment district
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — After being shuttered for almost two months, Universal Orlando plans to allow the reopening of some restaurants and shops on a limited basis in the theme park resort's entertainment district this week, company officials said Tuesday.
SMC kids health fair, community success
After two years of COVID-19 restrictions, Shoshone Medical Center (SMC) Kids Health Fair was back in action, holding its outdoor event this past weekend and spreading health awareness to the community.
Buy a painting, help Owen Sowerine Natural Area
The Flathead Land Trust is currently auctioning off paintings to support a critical conservation easement to preserve the Owen Sowerine Natural Area along the Flathead River.
Check out the Mullan library
After closing its doors in August, the Mullan Public Library is excited to open their doors once again.
Bill Demchuk, 75
Bill Demchuk, 75, passed away at home surrounded by family on Sunday, August 28, 2022.
Thomas E. Higbee, 78
On November 23, 2022 we lost our beloved husband, father, grandpa, brother, uncle and friend Thomas Edward Higbee.
MSU seeks elementary teachers for summer STEM experience
Montana State University is recruiting elementary school teachers for a summer program that offers hands-on research experiences and fresh ideas for bringing science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, into their classrooms.
Museum announces walking tours
Whether you’re visiting the area, are a history buff, or just want some entertainment while you get in your daily steps, the Bonner County Historical Society has you covered. Walking tours will cover the general history of Sandpoint and Bonner County, featuring all of the stories you’ll want to tell your friends and families. The "Wednesday Walking Tours" will feature stories of amazing animals around the county, such as our local butter-loving bear, while Saturdays will highlight businesses and buildings as part of the "Newcomer Cucumber Tour.