Tigers see Cashmere leave win early

EPHRATA - Score-wise Ephrata lost to visiting Cashmere 4-0 on Tuesday night.

Hawaiian dancers to perform at FVCC

The Flathead Valley’s Hula school Halau Ka Waikahe Lani Malie will perform their annual show at the Flathead Valley Community College Black Box Theatre this Saturday at 2 p.m.

True size of crowd upsets liberal left

As a hobbyist devoted to proving the existence of extraterrestrial visitations and evidence of some intelligent life in Bob Wynhausen’s letters, I suspect I will prove the former before the latter.

Lady Tigers fight the good fight

The Lady Tigers fought the good fight but the visiting Charlo Vikings managed to go on a run, build a big lead and hold on to win 54-31 in District 14C basketball action in St. Regis Saturday.

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Food bank pushes limits as seniors, jobless swell ranks

SANDPOINT — He opens the door and stands aside to let her enter, sweeping his hand in a slow, grand arc that makes her smile. He smiles back, but as she passes, he casts a furtive look over his shoulder.

Snowfall and solitude

A winter journey through Glacier National Park

Long before we embarked, while still debating the wisdom of a late-season hiking trip, I told my friend one thing: The scenery would be spectacular.

Re-cycling for area kids

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Legals for October, 6 2021

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Hawaii targets waterfall trespassers

HAUULA, Hawaii - The managers of Hawaii's state parks are turning to social media to counter online photos and statements encouraging people to visit a waterfall where a landslide killed eight people more than 15 years ago.

CARD sets rally and two-day symposium

The Center for Asbestos Related Diseases invites the public to join it for the Third Annual Research Rally on Thursday, Oct.  11, at the Memorial Center in Libby.

Quincy Valley Historical Society & Museum to hold free event

The Quincy Valley Historical Society & Museum at 415 F St. SW, along state Route 28, is holding a “Be Ready Expo,” free to the public, 12-4 p.m. May 22.

Countdown to Spartan

Course shaping up for Kalispell obstacle race event

More than 3,000 people have registered for the May 11-12 running of Montana’s first Spartan Race, an obstacle course event that could feature mud, fire, wall-climbing, spear-throwing, sandbag-carrying, a gladiator throwdown and other challenging surprises.

Biden returns to Georgia as validator for Ossoff, Warnock

ATLANTA (AP) — Republicans eager to cement GOP control of the U.S. Senate have branded Georgia's Democratic candidates as puppets who would ensure a leftist takeover of the federal government if Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler aren't reelected.

State issues permit for controversial Arlee gravel pit

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality has issued an opencut mining permit for a controversial gravel pit northeast of Arlee, just off of White Coyote Road.

QVMC to break ground Saturday

QUINCY — Fences are going up and other site preparation should start in early October and the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Quincy Valley Medical Center is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Saturday. The groundbreaking will be at the construction site behind the existing hospital, 908 10 Ave. SW. Kayla Van Lieshout, project manager for project managers the Klosh Group, said Graham Construction, the general contractor, has a construction schedule and a tentative start date...

Sen. Baucus has come to know Libby well

By now, Sen. Max Baucus has almost certainly memorized the route from the Libby cemetery to the Center for Asbestos Related Disease Clinic. Those two spots, for obvious reasons, have been mainstays on the Baucus Tour de Libby for more than a decade.

France has millions of unsold face masks after virus crisis

PARIS (AP) — The French praised the altruism of their prized textile and luxury goods companies when production facilities got diverted from churning out the latest fashions to making cloth masks designed to protect the general public from the coronavirus.

France has millions of unsold face masks after virus crisis

PARIS (AP) — The French praised the altruism of their prized textile and luxury goods companies when production facilities got diverted from churning out the latest fashions to making cloth masks designed to protect the general public from the coronavirus.