Popular Elvis show returns to Bigfork, tracing star's rise to fame

Ryan Pelton didn’t set out to be a superstar.

Basin sports schedule Jan. 15-21

MOSES LAKE – Check out this week’s sports schedule for high school athletics across the Columbia Basin, including bowling, competitive cheerleading, basketball, swim and dive and wrestling events.

‘It’s our biggest fundraiser of the year’

Effort by nonprofit food vendors at Grant County Fair yields good return

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Lions lion ears were a hit. “I’ve been waiting for these,” a customer said, as she sat down at the picnic table.

BASIN SPORTS SCHEDULE: Sept. 3-10, 2025

COLUMBIA BASIN – School has officially started back up, and with that comes the first week of sports. See where your favorite basin sports team is headed for their first game of the year below.

Legals August 9, 2018

No. 25583 Montana Eleventh Judicial District Court Flathead County In the Matter of the Name Change of Zachary Alan Dieziger: Zachary Alan Dieziger, Petitioner Cause No. DV-18-716C HEIDI J. ULBRICHT Notice of Hearing on Name Change This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Zachary Alan Dieziger to Zachary Alexander Holm. The hearing will be on September 5, 2018 at 8:30 a.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Flathead County. Date: August 1, 2018 PEG L. ALLISON Clerk of District Court By: /s/ RACHAEL C MITCHELL Deputy Clerk of Court August 9, 16, 23, 30, 2018 MNAXLP __________________________

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Wolfish appetite for cash

It is truly disheartening to see local educators indoctrinating today's youth with one-sided presentations. I commend educator Justin Taylor for getting his students to research, debate and rebut such a controversial subject as wolf hunting as it is here in Idaho. But ...

Trim time for Tubbs Hill

Parks Department wants to remove hundreds of non-native trees

COEUR d'ALENE - Those cherry trees aren't supposed to be on Tubbs Hill.

Legals August 13, 2019

No. 26405 BNSF Railway Company Former Tie Treating Plant Somers, Montana COMMUNITY MEETING Please Join Us! August 14, 2019 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality, and BNSF Railway Company will hold a PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING with a presentation and discussion of the ongoing and future activities at the Former Tie Treating Plant. Join us to learn more about the cleanup, groundwater monitoring and future plans to address the remaining environmental conditions. Somers Volunteer Fire Department 27 Leslie Ave Somers, MT 59932 Information Repositories EPA Superfund Records Center; 10 West 15th Street; Suite-3200 Helena, MT 1-866-457-2690 (toll free) Hours: M-F, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. August 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 2019 MNAXLP __________________________

The Latest: U.N. cancels meetings after reported virus cases

UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations canceled all in-person meetings after a U.N. member nation reported five coronavirus cases among its staff.

New library site designs show sizzle

The creative juices were flowing Tuesday morning as the Flathead County Library Board got its first look at three ideas for a new main library.

Biden’s track record keeps on getting better

Biden will eliminate Trump’s tax breaks for those making more than $400,000 a year.

New airport director eyes expansion

COEUR d'ALENE - Spokane International Airport's new director is looking to make an impact.

Witnesses testify against Russian accused of Berlin killing

BERLIN (AP) — A court in Berlin heard Tuesday how witnesses alerted police after seeing a man dump a wig, clothes and a bicycle in a river last year, allowing officers to swiftly arrest the suspect in an alleged Russia-ordered political assassination.

WARMING: Dire consequences ahead

Record-setting heat waves, searing drought over three-fourths of the country. July was the hottest month recorded in the Lower 48 states, breaking a record set during the Dust Bowl of the 1930s. What’s going on, many of us wonder.

It's time for us all to live within our means

It appears we embrace a bureaucratic government and other entities, which cling to the mantra "fix the problem by dumping more money into it" philosophy. Rarely does this actually work in the long-term scheme of things for two reasons; you shouldn't print worthless money, and the root of the problem has yet to be addressed. The taxpayer ends up feeding the government machine.

'Chemtrails' pose dangerous pollution

While much press and public attention has been focused on the recent 10- count federal indictment against the W.R. Grace Co. for conspiring to hide the deadly dangers of its asbestos-laden vermiculite mine in Libby, Mont., absolutely no press or public awareness will occur regarding W.R. Grace's part in a far larger environmental and public health disaster.

Driver in fatal highway school bus crash faces sentencing

MORRISTOWN, N.J. (AP) — The driver of a school bus who veered across Interstate 80 in New Jersey after missing an exit and crashed into a dump truck, killing a teacher and a student and injuring dozens of others, faced sentencing Wednesday.

Postpone Memorial Field turf project and focus on people’s lives

The city’s project to install artificial turf at Memorial Field has begun. The baseball bleachers, the concession stand and the dugouts are now gone. Next I suppose tons of natural grass and topsoil will be hauled off to be dumped somewhere.