Keep your eyes peeled for the Spam

It might not be what you were originally looking for in Christmas At the Lake.

New digs in Detroit

Little Caesars to expand Motor City headquarters

DETROIT - Little Caesars pizza is expanding its headquarters in downtown Detroit with an eight-story resource center, it announced Wednesday.

Is your vitamin doing you harm?

Airport helps stock HEART Locker

As summer segues into fall, students’ backpacks have been filled with new school supplies, new school clothes and shoes have been bought, and families around the Flathead have filled their pantries with food and snacks to pack into school lunches.

Motocross riders go full throttle

A Bigfork resident called the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office asking how to get a neighbor’s homemade, private motocross track “shut down.” Deputies advised the reporting party that no county ordinances existed to restrict the construction of the track or prohibit its use on private property. The deputies suggested the person try talking to the neighbors about the issues in person rather than getting law enforcement involved.

Kalispell local chased by feral feline

A feral cat has been tormenting a resident of Twin Peaks Road in Kalispell, allegedly chasing the person as they leave their house. The resident spoke with Flathead County Sheriff’s Office about how to handle the cat’s unwanted advances.

Diana Kouns, 74

A celebration of life will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 29, at the Apple Barrel Antiques Market, 3250 U.S. Highway 2 E., Kalispell, for Diana Mercedes delPulgar Morton Kouns, who passed away on Oct. 7, 2017, after a short, unexpected illness.

Suspect is blowing in the wind

A home alarm went off at a house, and the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office was asked to investigate a bicycle rider in the area and a reflector seen farther down the road. The daughter of the homeowners said she thought “it was the wind that set the alarm off.”

McEUEN: What took so long?

In 1976, my new bride and I lived on 11th Street, near Sander's Beach (another kind of loss for the city) in a small apartment. Like now, it took us both working jobs to make ends meet each month. We were young and hopeful for the future. On the Fourth of July, our country's Bicentennial celebration, we were too poor to celebrate other than walking a few blocks to McEuen Field and sit on a blanket. The warm dusk faded to darkness and we sat on the outfield with hundreds of other families and oohed and ahhed at the annual fireworks display.

World/Nation Briefs September 21, 2012

Obama: Video an 'excuse' for extremists attack

Former fire chief charged with theft of funds

The former chief of the Somers Volunteer Fire Department has been charged with embezzling more than $13,000 from department bank accounts.

Wrestling applicants: Beware ID theft

Kalispell wrestling applicants have more to worry about than not making the team after a woman reported the theft of a laptop and laptop bag to the Kalispell Police Department. Inside the bag were phone records, pay stubs and Kalispell wrestling applications, including personal information and birth certificates. The items were reported stolen from a restaurant on Hutton Ranch Road.

Law roundup: Man’s proportions change while shopping

A “heavy-built man,” who wore a shirt with the sleeves cut off, was looking unnaturally proportioned when store security reportedly saw items stuffed down his pants.

Law roundup: With friends like these ...

Officers with the Kalispell Police Department were called in to apparently try and smooth things over between two friends suddenly at odds.

DYW participants ready to Rock the Runway

SANDPOINT — Sandpoint’s Distinguished Young Women participants are getting ready to Rock the Runway on Saturday.

Generous community helps Kinderhaven

When a child has been removed from their home due to abuse or neglect, it can be the most frightening time of their life. Fear and uncertainty are common among victims. Add to these a new living situation with strangers and it is almost intolerable for their young minds. However, in time they will relax, trust, and begin to heal knowing that they are safe because they are now part of the Kinderhaven family.

How to get registered

What’s most needed? How much? And from where?

Settling on the answer for these basic questions isn’t easy, but they’ll guide you through the process. Your completed wedding registry will then provide everything required to begin married life, while perhaps even adding a few personal indulgences. If you’re unsure how to get started, or want to double-check that you haven’t forgotten anything, check out this handy list of “do’s and don’ts.”

Law Roundup: Nosey neighbors learn campers remain legal

The owner of a truck reported the vehicle was struck while parked at a local supermarket.

Diana Kouns, 74

A celebration of life will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 29, at the Apple Barrel Antiques Market, 3250 U.S. Highway 2 E., Kalispell, for Diana Mercedes delPulgar Morton Kouns, who passed away on Oct. 7, 2017, after a short, unexpected illness.

Airport helps stock HEART Locker

As summer segues into fall, students’ backpacks have been filled with new school supplies, new school clothes and shoes have been bought, and families around the Flathead have filled their pantries with food and snacks to pack into school lunches.