Give The 'Write' Gift This Holiday Season

That’s because it not only gets kids into the holiday spirit, but it’s a great way to improve their writing skills, boost creativity and help them with their schoolwork for years to come.

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League of Women Voters turns 90

Institution offers online voter guide

COEUR d'ALENE - The League of Women Voters is celebrating its 90th birthday in 2010.

Super Hunt winners announced

Idaho's first Super Hunt drawing of 2015 is complete and 26 lucky hunters have won the hunt of a lifetime.

New Fish and Game video shows how bigger hatchery fish mean better angler success

A video posted on the Idaho Department of Fish and Game website highlights a new approach by Fish and Game fisheries managers that will lead to better success for Idaho anglers. A good share of the hatchery rainbow trout stocked in Idaho's largest still-water fisheries this spring will be 12 inches instead of the standard of 10 inches.

Bruce Nimmo, 85

I want to tell you a bit about my dad, Bruce Nimmo, or as his family called him, Clancy. He passed away this week at 85 years of age. As a young man he was in the army. He served as an MP in Germany for several years. In college, he was a bull rider and downhill ski racer. He climbed telephone polls to work his way through Loyola to become a lawyer. He met and married a red-headed Irish lady, Marylou, my mom. He lived to spend time with his grandson Nick and his granddaughter Kayla, and he was very proud to be a great-grandpa to Owen, Nick and Meghan's son. It was Kayla, a nurse, who took extra special care of him toward the end. He was my husband, Scott's, football buddy. And, he was my dad and my friend.

Community helps launch high school space project

RATHDRUM — North Idaho wants to go to space, and the community has stepped up in a big way to make it happen.

Dine out, fight AIDS

North Idaho AIDS Coalition (NIAC) invites you to “Dine Out for NIAC” on the following dates and times and each restaurant will donate a percentage back to NIAC to support HIV education and prevention efforts with up-to-date scientifically accurate information about high-risk groups, HIV risks, prevention and transmission in communities in North Idaho.

Free the Seeds event coming up soon

Free the Seeds welcomes donations of seeds saved by local gardeners to be shared with other growers at the seed swap.

Jennifer Allison Haught

1957 — 2021

On Feb. 15, 2021, Jennifer Allison Haught was called to the glory of

Rezoning proposed for Idaho Timber site

A proposal to change the zoning of the former Idaho Timber property in Whitefish from industrial to a mixed-use district will be considered by the Whitefish Planning Board during a public hearing on Thursday, Sept. 21.

Kalispell council to vote on Business Improvement District

The proposed new Business Improvement District (BID) will go before the Kalispell City Council in a meeting tonight after several months of debate and discussion.

Whitefish council gets City Hall construction update

With just seven weeks to go until a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new City Hall and parking structure, the Whitefish City Council tonight will get the latest construction update from Mike Cronquist, the city’s representative for the $16 million project.

'Celebrating Home'

The Flathead Valley Community Band will perform its “Celebrating Home” concert at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 8, at the Flathead High School Performance Hall.

Air quality alert sounded for Montana

With wildfire smoke stretching across Montana, the state has issued an air quality