KSD launches new levy information website

Trotters save best for last, top MAC 4-3

The Plains Trotters saved their best game for last.

KSD launches new levy information website

Grouse Mountain Lodge gets updates, new additions and a new name

The hotel will remain open as Grouse Mountain Lodge during the transition, with “the full Hotel Whitefish experience launching in summer of 2027."

Thursday

Stumptown Art Studio will host its 14th annual Spring Show of Student Artwork and Ice Cream Social on Thursday, June 4, from 6-9 p.m. during First Thursday Gallery Nights. The exhibition of works by young neighborhood artists is a culmination from Stumptown Art Studioís youth classes since last fall. More than 100 works of student art will be on display through June 30, including drawings and paintings, collage and printmaking, pottery and sculpture. For more information, call 862-5929 or visit online at www.stumptownartstudio.org.

Exchange students to head to Yonezawa, Japan

MOSES LAKE — The exchange is on again. The Moses Lake-Yonezawa Sister City Student Exchange, which has been on hiatus since 2020, will resume this month as three Moses Lake students visit Yonezawa, Japan. Ambassadors Keziah Roman Panlaqui, Emmanuel Zepeda Lopez and Ethan Ramsey will leave on July 25, accompanied by chaperone Amador Castro, to spend 10 days in Moses Lake’s sister city. While in Japan, they’ll stay with three Yonezawa students and their families, and on Aug. 7, those Japanese students will return the visit and spend 10 days in Moses Lake. Moses Lake and Yonezawa have been sister cities since 1981, according to the program’s website, and the student exchange was organized shortly thereafter. The program was originally suspended because of the COVID-19 pandemic, said Terry Moore, treasurer for the Moses Lake-Yonezawa Exchange Program, but the publisher of the Yonezawa Shimbun newspaper, which handled the exchange from the Japanese end, passed away soon after, and the exchange was mothballed indefinitely. Until April, when a group called the Yonezawa International Relations Association reached out through a translator who had assisted the newspaper in the past.

Thursday

Stumptown Art Studio will host its 14th annual Spring Show of Student Artwork and Ice Cream Social on Thursday, June 4, from 6-9 p.m. during First Thursday Gallery Nights. The exhibition of works by young neighborhood artists is a culmination from Stumptown Art Studioís youth classes since last fall. More than 100 works of student art will be on display through June 30, including drawings and paintings, collage and printmaking, pottery and sculpture. For more information, call 862-5929 or visit online at www.stumptownartstudio.org.

Staff shortages challenge special-ed programs

Facing a nationwide shortage of teachers — and special-education teachers in particular — schools in Montana are feeling it acutely as the number of students receiving special-education services is on the rise.

Schumer: Trump invokes powers to spur virus supplies

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said he would invoke the Defense Production Act to get needed medical supplies on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak, a top senator said Friday.

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GOP candidate's private equity resume draws scrutiny in Va.

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Newly retired, Judy Pavlick was among hundreds of seniors who enjoyed the low cost-of-living and friendly atmosphere at Plaza Del Rey, a sprawling mobile home park in Sunnyvale, California. Then the Carlyle Group acquired the property and things began to change.

GOP candidate's private equity resume draws scrutiny in Va.

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Newly retired, Judy Pavlick was among hundreds of seniors who enjoyed the low cost-of-living and friendly atmosphere at Plaza Del Rey, a sprawling mobile home park in Sunnyvale, California. Then the Carlyle Group acquired the property and things began to change.

GOP candidate's private equity resume draws scrutiny in Va.

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Newly retired, Judy Pavlick was among hundreds of seniors who enjoyed the low cost-of-living and friendly atmosphere at Plaza Del Rey, a sprawling mobile home park in Sunnyvale, California. Then the Carlyle Group acquired the property and things began to change.

Why today's savvy businesses are increasingly relying on used racks and shelves

More businesses now rely on used racks and shelves due to their money-saving and efficiency perks. Discover how these storage solutions can benefit yours, too.

The biggest cybersecurity threats businesses are facing this year

Cybersecurity threats are becoming more advanced as businesses face rising risks tied to AI scams, ransomware attacks, and costly data breaches.

Don’t quit your daydreaming job

At the University of Montana in the late 1970s, Pete Fromm admits he wasn’t a great student. Consumed by the mountain man stories he’d absorbed as a youth, he much preferred adventure and daydreaming.

Flathead County commissioners approve septic regulation changes allowing gravity systems

In 2004, health officials worked to change septic regulations after determining that the county’s large amount of surface water required a higher level of treatment.

Flathead County commissioners approve septic regulation changes allowing gravity systems

In 2004, health officials worked to change septic regulations after determining that the county’s large amount of surface water required a higher level of treatment.

Quincy Police Department Logs for April 29 through May 1, 2026

The reports below were provided by the Quincy Police Department. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Trump counters Biden with law-and-order message in Midwest

MANKATO, Minn. (AP) — Declaring it’s “crunch time” for the upcoming election, President Donald Trump zeroed in on Midwest battleground states on Monday with a law and order message to counter former Vice President Joe Biden's show at the Democratic National Convention.