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Glacier Skate Academy names new director
Sean Wirtz and Kristin Cowan, a world-class pairs figure skating duo, are expected to begin coaching skaters in Whitefish this fall.
Cora Lila Steffes, 96
Cora Lila Steffes, age 96, passed away April 20, 2021 at Polson Health and Rehabilitation Center.
Ceravolo has the right experience to serve public
Every so often we meet someone that impacts our lives so much so that we want to share them with our world because we know that person will make a difference for the good in our community, hence the reason for this letter.
FWP seeks comments on wolf regs
The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Commission is seeking public comment on changes for the 2013-2014 wolf hunting and trapping seasons.
Electric co-op seeks more rebate program participants
Flathead Electric Cooperative is looking for more members to participate in its “Peak Time Rebate Program,” which credits participating members $4 per month credit on their electric bill.
Teresa Lynn Haaland
Teresa Lynn Haaland joined her mom and her Lord on Dec. 31, 2017 at the family home in Helena. Teresa was born to Katherine and Ralph Moorman in Grass Valley, California on Oct. 20, 1959. The family moved to Butte where she grew up and graduated from Butte High School. She later moved to the Bitterroot Valley, and then to Troy, where she married her best friend, Frederick (Rick) Haaland.
Juanita F. Rice
Juanita F. Rice, 79, of Libby passed away Aug. 10, 2018, at her home in Libby of natural causes. She was born Sept. 12, 1938, in Austin, Minnesota. At an early age, she moved to Roundup, where she attended school, graduating from Roundup High School as salutatorian of her class. She then received her associates degree from Parks Business School in Denver, Colorado. In 1966, Juanita moved to Alaska where she lived for 19 years. She returned to Montana in 1985 and lived in Helena until she moved to Libby in 1991. While in Libby, she worked at Ben Franklin.
Tickets on sale for Bibler Spring Weekends and Mother's Day Brunch
Tickets are on sale for the Bibler Home and Gardens Spring Weekends and Mother’s Day Brunch. Hosted by the Flathead Valley Community College Foundation in partnership with the Bibler Foundation, proceeds from these events support student scholarships at FVCC.
Jessie Dempsey-Lowe
Jessie Louise Dempsey-Lowe, 76, formerly of Troy, died on Wednesday, March 27, 2019, at Spokane, Washington. She was born on September 6, 1942, at Great Falls, Montana, to Ivan and Esther Dempsey. Esther passed away when Jessie was 13. She married Tommy E. Smith on November 23, 1960, at Troy.
Charles L. Welch, Jr.
Charles L. Welch, Jr., 65, a longtime Libby resident, passed away at his home on Friday, Sept. 21, 2018. He was born July 26, 1953, in Deadwood, South Dakota, to Charles M., Sr. and Verna (Frye) Welch. At the age of 3, his family moved to Libby.
Local skateboarder in X Games 16
Professional skateboarder and former Whitefish resident Sierra Fellers, 23, is in the running for a gold medal in the inaugural Real Street event at ESPN X Games 16.
Park to make Rose Creek better for fish
Glacier National Park hopes to make Rose Creek at Rising Sun a little more fish friendly. The creek, which drains Otokomi Lake, has two places where spawning fish can't migrate beyond man-made concrete barriers.
County growth policy review winding down
Revision and rewriting of the Flathead County Growth Policy should wrap up in January, according to county planning director BJ Grieve. The text work is mostly done, he said, and map work should be finished in January.
Park to make Rose Creek better for fish
Glacier National Park hopes to make Rose Creek at Rising Sun a little more fish friendly. The creek, which drains Otokomi Lake, has two places where spawning fish can't migrate beyond man-made concrete barriers.
FWP seeks comments on wolf regs
The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Commission is seeking public comment on changes for the 2013-2014 wolf hunting and trapping seasons.
Ceravolo has the right experience to serve public
Every so often we meet someone that impacts our lives so much so that we want to share them with our world because we know that person will make a difference for the good in our community, hence the reason for this letter.
Huckleberry Festival 2009: Tasty and Entertaining
Danielle Switalski
Parents of Portland man who died in fire file $6M suit
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The parents of a man who died in a fire in Portland have filed a nearly $6 million lawsuit against the apartment owners and the man accused of setting the fire.
Parents of Portland man who died in fire file $6M suit
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The parents of a man who died in a fire in Portland have filed a nearly $6 million lawsuit against the apartment owners and the man accused of setting the fire.
Public meetings set to discuss Canadian coal mining's impact on Montana waters
The Kootenai River Network announced Oct. 4 two public meetings to discuss proposed and ongoing coal mining operations in the Elk River Valley of British Columbia and their potential impacts on down-river water quality in Montana.