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Bigfork folks share history tales
How much personal property insurance do you really need?
If you look in just one room of your home and estimate how much each item in it costs, you might be surprised how high the value jumps - and how quickly. For most of us, our personal property is the accumulation of years of living, not something we paid for all at once on a shopping spree. Imagine if something happened to your home and your belongings - would you be able to replace everything you need at once? Chances are, it would be difficult to do.
Tracing history of C-Falls mayors
The First 100 Years — 1891 to 1991 — in Columbia Falls was the theme for special section printed July 25, 1991.
Police laud actions of man who killed Indiana mall attacker
'Many more people would have died last night if not for a responsible armed citizen'
Supply is down, prices are up, and Idahoans are worried
The holidays have arrived, a time for faith, family, and friendship
Supply down, prices up, and Idahoans are worried
The holidays have arrived, a time for faith, family, and friendship
Longtime Superior barber hangs up her shears
For nearly 50 years, Becky Magone has been cutting hair. Her husband, Dale, cut hair with her for many years and they will have been married 48 years this November.
Law roundup: Man hoofs it after stealing stuffed animal
Kalispell Police Department responded to a report that a transient purportedly stole a stuffed mountain goat from a gift shop.
Bigfork folks share history tales
Tracing history of C-Falls mayors
The First 100 Years — 1891 to 1991 — in Columbia Falls was the theme for special section printed July 25, 1991.
RSVP and Books Are Fun team up for fair
SUPERIOR – Residents were able to get an early start on gift shopping as well as personal purchases while benefiting two worthy causes during Tuesday’s book and gift fair.
Tracing history of C-Falls mayors
The First 100 Years — 1891 to 1991 — in Columbia Falls was the theme for special section printed July 25, 1991.
Plains students enjoy red carpet treatment
A years worth of dress shopping, match-making and planning finally paid off last Saturday evening for Plains High School students.
Downtown plans differ, but worth pursuing
The downtown corridors of Kalispell and Columbia Falls were in the news last week as two very different scenarios take shape for those core areas. Both visions have merit.
St. Regis Travel Center under new ownership
For over six decades, the business has been in the Lincoln family, most recently led by Muffy and Gary Bullock, Jack’s daughter and son-in-law. Under their stewardship, the Travel Center has become not only a well-known gateway stop en-route to Flathead Lake and Glacier National Park but also one of Mineral County’s largest employers, with around 100 seasonal employees.
St. Regis Travel Center under new ownership
One of Western Montana’s most iconic roadside destinations is entering a new era.
Dorothy Jean (Fail) Nelson, 79
POLICE: Visitor questions officer
I live in Maryland but grew up in Coeur d'Alene and return for visits, during which I walk Tubbs and patronize downtown merchants daily.
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Margie Lou Ward, 75
Greater Sandpoint Chamber welcomes Art Works Gallery
SANDPOINT — The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed Art Works Gallery to the chamber.