Greenpeace lauds Quincy as 'green' data center site

Report ranks tech companies

QUINCY - A report issued by Greenpeace this week holds Quincy up as a relatively 'green' option for technology companies looking to place data centers.

Final OKs given for Seattle arena deal

Whitefish fuel leak linked to gas station

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Williston air quality OK after fire

WILLISTON, N.D. (AP) — Air quality tests at the site of an industrial fire in Williston showed levels “that would not raise concern,” North Dakota Department of Health Air Quality Division director Terry O’Clair said Wednesday. 

As Lebanese cry for justice, politics paralyzes the system

BEIRUT (AP) — Even after she was taken off an investigation into alleged financial crimes by a money transfer company, the defiant Lebanese prosecutor charged ahead. She showed up at the company’s offices outside of Beirut with a group of supporters and a metal worker, who broke open the locked gate.

Dowaliby honored for career in golf

Longtime PGA Professional at Whitefish Lake Golf Club, Mike Dowaliby, has been honored as the newest member of the Pacific Northwest Section PGA Hall of Fame. 

New restaurant opens in familiar location in Hungry Horse

A new eatery has opened in Hungry Horse. The Great Bear Café, located across the highway from the Huckleberry Patch, celebrated its grand opening last week.

Dowaliby honored for career in golf

Longtime PGA Professional at Whitefish Lake Golf Club, Mike Dowaliby, has been honored as the newest member of the Pacific Northwest Section PGA Hall of Fame. 

Wall Street rises to the edge of its all-time high

Another encouraging signal for the holiday shopping season came from Victoria’s Secret & Co. It delivered a milder loss for the latest quarter than analysts expected, and it likewise raised its forecast for sales over the full year. Its stock rallied 18%.

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'Bogus' Ukraine theory led to Trump's abuse, Dems tell trial

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As the virus resurges, mental health woes batter France

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Atomic Threads helps itself — and other businesses

The Latest: 32 positive virus tests for Superdome workers

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:

The Latest: 32 positive virus tests for Superdome workers

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:

The Latest: 32 positive virus tests for Superdome workers

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:

The Latest: 32 positive virus tests for Superdome workers

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:

Fun times with your Valentines this weekend

Valentine’s Day weekend is a great time to get out on the town, take in some live entertainment, dine in style or put on your dancing shoes. Almost every eatery in the Flathead is offering sumptuous dinner specials and there are plenty of special events posted to get you out and about with friends, family or that special sweetheart. Here’s a few ideas for sharing some good times with your Valentines.

Merry Christmas is a declaration of peace

The Christmas holiday is upon us, and one thing I hear people talk about this time of year involves how busy we get. Lots of great opportunities to connect with friends and family; the parties, shopping, and hosting are usually really fun, but they do take time and energy. Expectations or financial strain can also be high, and when things don’t match up or get out of balance (which is often the case) there can be a let-down, or depression, that follows. Plus, it’s really dark this time of year as the sun is low on the horizon or enshrouded by clouds, and this adds to the dynamic. For many, the holidays can be a challenging struggle.

Long-standing UK restaurant chain goes bust as sector reels

LONDON (AP) — Well-known food and retail chains in Britain are calling in bankruptcy administrators and struggling to pay bills after the government ordered shops and restaurants closed to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

Pedal meddles with oil change plans

SANDPOINT — Clarence Jones was just getting ready to enjoy a bag of popcorn in Lightning Lube’s waiting area when his car left without him.