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Misfiring Leipzig draws, Leverkusen hammers Frankfurt
WOLFSBURG, Germany (AP) — Leipzig looked set to drop further back in the Bundesliga title race after a 0-0 draw at Wolfsburg on Saturday, while Bayer Leverkusen crushed Eintracht Frankfurt 4-0 to force its way into the Champions League places.
Tierney's OT goal leads Senators past Sharks 2-1
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Chris Tierney scored 35 seconds into overtime after missing an earlier chance on a penalty shot, and the Ottawa Senators earned their fourth win in five games by beating the San Jose Sharks 2-1 on Saturday.
The Latest: 12-year-old fan will help with Browns' pick
The Latest on the first round of the NFL draft.
George Lowell Lacy, 86
Rev. George Lowell Lacy, 86, of Hayden, Idaho entered his eternal home on December 21, 2022 peacefully surrounded by family after a brief illness.
George Lowell Lacy, 86
Rev. George Lowell Lacy, 86, of Hayden, Idaho entered his eternal home on December 21, 2022 peacefully surrounded by family after a brief illness.
GearUp for Zach Gowen
“Sometimes you have to lose everything to find yourself,”
Deadline looming to register to run in 2023 elections
There are three seats up coming up for election on the Libby City Council.
Libby's Lind part of new class of Montana Highway Patrol troopers
The new troopers were among 344 applicants for the positions this hiring cycle. They went through a rigorous training schedule over the past 23 weeks.
Dwain R. Scott (Scotty), 76
Dwain R. Scott (Scotty) 76, of Dalton Gardens, passed on Monday November 28th from a yearlong battle with Acute Myeloid Leukemia.
KMS celebrates positive behavior, athletics
The students of Kellogg Middle School (KMS) celebrated their educational and athletic accomplishments for the first quarter, ending the assembly with an epic volleyball game between 8th-grade Volleyball A-team players and the most athletic KMS teachers.
USFS: Christmas tree permits now available
With Thanksgiving just a few days away, some may say it is too early for the Christmas spirit. Not so for the U.S. Forest Service, which has been issuing Christmas tree permits since Oct. 13.
Dogs abandoned near Doris Creek up for adoption
Several of the dogs left abandoned up the Hungry Horse Reservoir a few weeks ago are now up for adoption.
Hunter attacked by grizzly bear near Choteau
The hunter and his wife encountered the bear around 1 p.m. while hunting for upland birds in a creek bottom east of Choteau.
Blues Fest gives back
The Historic Wallace Blues Festival showcases award-winning blues bands on the streets of Wallace while also giving back to the community.
Some private lands closed to hunting due to fire risk
Large Tracts Program partners have announced fire-related closures on some of their lands effective Tuesday, Aug. 23 until further notice.
OPINION: Keeping 2023 in perspective
This week the Kootenai County Democratic Central Committee will meet to hold its mid-year assessment of our affairs. I expect to hear a variety of opinions from a variety of people. That’s what happens in a group of diverse and well-informed independent thinkers.
Brian J. Lazorishak, 46
Brian J. Lazorishak, 46, of Whitefish, passed away Tuesday, March 27, 2018, while saving his oldest daughter Elena Lazorishak from drowning at Olivine Pools in Maui, Hawaii.
Whitefish considers bids for water main project
Discussion on the replacement of aging water mains will be the highlight of a short agenda for Whitefish City Council on Monday evening.
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Seminar taps into international trade
Kalispell welcomes new officer; apartment projects OK'd
Kalispell City Council and the Kalispell Police Department officially instated officer Max Battle during the city council meeting Monday night, upon his completion of his one-year probationary period with the department.