Time to rock

'Rock of Ages' debuts tonight at The Modern Theater Coeur d'Alene

COEUR d'ALENE - From broadway to the big screen, "Rock of Ages" has rocked audiences since 2009. The west coast premiere of the musical hits The Modern Theater Coeur d'Alene tonight.

Locally grown foods: Better for everyone

It may not always be possible to choose foods that were locally grown (depending on the season and your need). However, choosing them when you are able can benefit your health and supports your local community in a variety of ways.

Bikes, bikes, bikes

Amsterdam, what a place. There are bikes everywhere. Rickety old bikes, cruisers, the Range Rover variety, and bikes with big carriers in the front to hold lots of children - or an occasional girlfriend as you take her out on a date. I have never seen so many bikes. There are more bikes than people to ride them in The Netherlands. I use to think their tulips were what fascinated me in Holland, but it seems that the Dutch people go everywhere by bike: to the market, to work, to shop, to the park and to visit friends for dinner; and this level of activity of exercise on a daily basis fascinates me.

AG Barr's visit spotlights pair of important issues

Northwest Montana law enforcement officers and tribal officials last week were afforded a rare sit-down with the country’s top cop to talk about two critical issues facing our state.

Phyllis Elinore Verhei, 86

Phyllis Elinore Verhei, 86, passed away in Kent, Wash., on Saturday, May 10, 2008.

Melvin G. Carter, 81

On Sunday, Aug. 16, 2009, Melvin G. Carter, 81, resident of Clark Fork, Idaho, “drags up” for the last time.

Frances Fredericka Good, 95

Frances Fredericka Good, 95, passed away in a Kootenai, Idaho, care facility on July 23, 2008

Flathead Forest moves to next phase in planning

Driving tour features Bigfork, lower Valley

Astute residents may have noticed a recent addition near Sliter Park in Bigfork — a metal American bison on top of a post with the words "A HIP project."

Community news

Wounded Warriors auction

Institute visit opens musical minds

The machinations of music are far more than notes. The machinations of music require a mind as open as the Montana sky. Radiohead on the trumpet? Why not.

Outdoor news

Elk poached

Thanks for electoral input; now vote!

From what the polls and common sense tell us, there won’t be very many competitive elections in Northwest Montana nor in the major races across the state when the results are tabulated Tuesday night.

Flathead Business watercooler

Whitefish named friendliest city by Expedia

From logging camp to the big stage

Pop artist Annette Strean to perform here, performs regularly with Blue Man Group

Annette Strean will return to the Flathead Valley for a Christmas visit. The talented vocalist grew up in Whitefish before moving to Nashville and making a name for herself with her electronic-pop band Venus Hum, as well as her performances with the legendary Blue Man Group.

Work release: What you need to know

This is part of an ongoing series about COVID-19 preparation and regional updates. Check the Press daily for new information, tips, and ways our health care professionals are working to keep our community safe.

Walk for Autism Acceptance moves to Sept. 13

Panhandle Autism Society hosting online fundraiser through June 7

Polson expands water restrictions

The city of Polson implemented additional water restrictions within city limits last weekend, prohibiting all “unnecessary use of water,” including watering of yards and green spaces.

MY TURN: What is a precinct committeeman?

Do your part and vote in May 21 primary election.

John Mason, 89

John David Mason was born February 8th, 1934 to Care Leon and Jasiel (Weyeneth) Mason in Chicago, Illinois.