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Joyce Harris Lake, 92
Joyce Lake passed away Jan. 9, 2013, from natural causes, at the Immanuel Lutheran Home.
Dan L. Peterson, 59
Dan L. “Napa Dan” Peterson, 59, passed away the 28th of June, 2015, at his home in Kalispell.
SHERMAN: Planning suggestions
Temporarily closing Sherman Avenue from Second to Sixth streets is consistent with what other cities have done like Portland, Maine; Wilmington, N.C., Palo Alto, Calif., and Boise. Smart growth cities around the country are responding to COVID-19 by opening up more streets for people to safely be outside.
Law roundup: Bar patrons can't handle closing time
A woman went behind a bar, threatened to hit a bartender and then refused to leave the establishment. Once someone called the Kalispell Police Department, the woman left with four other females — "all intoxicated."
Initiative calls to support local businesses Friday
The Support Local Gems initiative is an all-day celebration of Idaho’s small businesses. On Friday, June 7, 2024, Idahoans are encouraged to support small businesses in our communities.
EDITORIAL: Back your favorite Idaho business gems
These small businesses enrich us all.
Law roundup: People who are not about that RV lifestyle
A man complained that an RV with no license plates was parked by the mall and had a cord plugged into the building despite contacting security about moving it along. The cantankerous caller said he paid $1 million in taxes ...
Michigan lifts barriers to Tesla sales, settling lawsuit
DETROIT (AP) — Michigan has cleared the way for Tesla to sell more electric vehicles in the state and get them serviced under a deal filed Wednesday that settles a lawsuit by the automaker.
Michigan lifts barriers to Tesla sales, settling lawsuit
DETROIT (AP) — Michigan has cleared the way for Tesla to sell more electric vehicles in the state and get them serviced under a deal filed Wednesday that settles a lawsuit by the automaker.
This Week in History - Aug. 11, 2022
The Boundary- Bonner counties picnic celebrating the completion of the north and south highway through the counties will be held on Labor Day.
This Week In History for June 2, 2022
100 Years Ago The Great Northern Railroad has an extra gang building dikes at Boulder Creek and near the Great Northern Bridge crossing the stream just west of Leonia.
More compromise, solutions needed to prevent gun violence
This evening I was witness to a conversation that should never have a reason to take place. I was sitting with my daughter-in-law and her 11-year-old daughter as they discussed some of the day’s events, the kind of sharing that every Mom and Daughter should be able to have… warm, loving, sometimes with a giggle or two.
Tornado tears through shopping area in Arkansas; 3 injured
JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) — A tornado ripped through northeast Arkansas on Saturday, leaving three people hurt after hitting commercial and residential areas in the college town of Jonesboro.
Bigger isn’t better when it comes to your health
Bigger. Bigger. Bigger.
Man accused in stabbings sent to hospital for evaluation
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A 20-year-old man accused of stabbing a mother and daughter in a Wells Fargo bank branch in December has been transferred to the Oregon State Hospital for treatment and an evaluation of his ability to help in his defense.
Mary 'Liz' Steele, 93
Mary "Liz" Steele
Barking dogs just wanted some water
Someone called the Kalispell Police Department to report two dogs that were left out and barked all day and night. The caller thought both owners were in jail and also gave the dogs water.
Ralph Burton Holmquist Jr., 55
Ralph Burton Holmquist Jr. passed away peacefully on Feb. 1, 2017. He passed away after a short battle with large cell lymphoma.
Armed robbery suspects taken into custody
Three women were taken into custody on allegations that they stole someone’s wallet at knife point while in Polson, according to Kalispell Police Department logs. The victim called in the incident and said the suspects were traveling north in a white car with a sunroof plugged with plywood. Lake County deputies looked at security footage from Woods Bay showing the vehicle traveling north. Law enforcement eventually stopped the vehicle south of the U.S. 93 bypass and the suspects were arrested.
Artist's corner: Mya Bessette
Medium of choice: Acrylics