National Forest Christmas tree permits available

Christmas tree permits from the Flathead National Forest are available for $5 each from forest service offices in Bigfork, Kalispell, Hungry Horse, and from a variety of vendors across the valley.

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Forest offers Christmas tree permits

Christmas tree permits from the Flathead National Forest are available for $5 each from Forest Service offices in Kalispell, Hungry Horse, and Bigfork, as well as from a variety of vendors across the valley.

DOC to examine women’s prison practices

TUMWATER — The Washington State Department of Corrections has been handed an evaluation of the needs of the newly-created Women’s Prison Division, according to a press release from the DOC. The study, called the Gender Informed Practices Assessment, is a comprehensive assessment that identifies areas of opportunity to develop a more robust gender-responsive program and takes a compressive systemic look at women’s prison practices, from admission to release, the DOC wrote. This assessment was originally set to begin more than two years ago, but COVID-19-related delays pushed it back to October 2021...

Free steaks for all veterans at Sweet Lou’s

All U.S. military members receive a free meal on Nov. 11

Sweet Lou’s restaurants in the region are saluting the troops

Free steaks for all veterans at Sweet Lou’s

All U.S. military members receive a free meal today

Sweet Lou’s restaurants in the region are saluting the troops

Bigfork Eagle editorial

A visionary

National Forest Christmas tree permits available

Christmas tree permits from the Flathead National Forest are available for $5 each from forest service offices in Bigfork, Kalispell, Hungry Horse and from a variety of vendors across the valley.

Bigfork Eagle editorial

A visionary

Burns require permits through end of June

With the beginning of May, open burning is no longer allowed. From May 1 to June 30, open burning will require a burn permit. Burn permits are available on the internet at www.

Burns require permits through end of June

With the beginning of May, open burning is no longer allowed. From May 1 to June 30, open burning will require a burn permit. Burn permits are available on the internet at www.

National Forest Christmas tree permits available

Christmas tree permits from the Flathead National Forest are available for $5 each from forest service offices in Bigfork, Kalispell, Hungry Horse, and from a variety of vendors across the valley.

National Forest Christmas tree permits available

Christmas tree permits from the Flathead National Forest are available for $5 each from forest service offices in Bigfork, Kalispell, Hungry Horse and from a variety of vendors across the valley.

Column about Obama and Benghazi way off base

I respond to the Oct. 28 diatribe of Managing Editor Frank Miele against President Obama, this time on the Benghazi incident, in which he compares the intentional felonies committed by Nixon and his mob to the non-comparable murder of our ambassador and three of his protectors in Benghazi. He doesn’t blame the murder on the terrorists but bombastically indicts Obama who will not “avoid the judgment of history” or the terrible and swift “sword of that judgment.”

Public dock proposed on Wild Horse Island

Montana State Parks is asking for comments on what would be the first and only public dock on Flathead Lake’s Wild Horse Island.

Northwest Notes: Jan. 18, 2014

Water polo clinic

AP Explains: New rules could muddle results of Iowa caucuses

WASHINGTON (AP) — For the first time, the Iowa Democratic Party will report

Legals for May, 1 2020

World harshens its virus response as epidemic worsens by day

BANGKOK (AP) — Saudi Arabia cut travel to Islam’s holiest sites, South Korea toughened penalties for those breaking quarantines and airports across Latin America looked for signs of sick passengers as a new virus troubled places around the globe.

World harshens its virus response as epidemic worsens by day

BANGKOK (AP) — Saudi Arabia cut travel to Islam’s holiest sites, South Korea toughened penalties for those breaking quarantines and airports across Latin America looked for signs of sick passengers as a new virus troubled places around the globe.