- Relevance
- Date
- Any time
- Past 24 hours
- Past week
- Past month
- Past year
Sort By
Date
All results /
Transition going smoothly
The transition of Bigfork Ambulance into the Bigfork Fire Department has gone extremely well. Personnel has had a positive attitude and been working very hard this past month. It will take us several more months to tie up loose ends.
Bigfork fire chief gives fire safety tips and update
Summer is here in the Flathead Valley. I would like to remind people, if you plan to float the local rivers, check out the area that you plan to float and make sure that all are wearing personal flotation devices (life jackets).
Bigfork fire to dedicate new ambulance
Spring is less than a month away. Open burning began Sunday, March 1. A permit is not needed during the months of March and April. A burning permit is required May 1 through June 30.
Kats finish third at state with win over Hamilton
The Wildkats finished the season with an emphatic win over Hamilton Saturday to finish third at the Class A state tournament in Great Falls as Columbia Falls downed the Broncs 52-36.
Eureka too much for Lady Trojans, 52-32
The Western News
Lady Trojans fall to Stillwater in season opener
Combine sparks field fire
A blaze sparked by a fire on a combine burned 2 1/2 acres Friday afternoon in on Steel Bridge Road in Creston, sending a plume of gray smoke into the sky.
Driver may face assault charges
A 25-year-old Marion man is in the Flathead County Detention Center after allegedly assaulting a Montana Highway Patrol trooper and threatening to kill his family after being arrested for drunk driving Sunday night.
Late free throws help Flathead stop Whitefish
Mike VanArendonk cashed in with some big free throws down the stretch and pulled down some key rebounds as Flathead (5-4 overall) defeated Whitefish 62-55 in nonconference boys basketball play on Friday at FHS.
Man charged for hitting parents with shovel
ROYAL CITY — Court documents do not give a motive for a Royal City man who allegedly beat his father and mother with a shovel earlier this month.
First-half Ritzville explosion leads to Royal defeat, 67-46
ROYAL CITY - The return of the Royal High boys to the hardwoods last Saturday was not what coach Pete Christensen had envisioned.
Giving back
GEORGE - Nearly 50 people were injured on Thanksgiving after a bus full of University of Washington Marching Band members rolled on Interstate 90 near George. After the crash George Elementary School was opened for the band members, who received Thanksgiving meals from concerned locals, food from the cafeteria at the school and other donations.
Marion 'Doc' McManis
November 21, 1932 – December 10, 2016
Spuds sweep Flames at home
MOSES LAKE — A combined effort of dominant pitching and timely hits helped Central Washington complete its sweep of Hanford.
Wahluke tops Cle Elum on mats
loses to Zillah
MATTAWA - The Wahluke High School boys scored four victories on the mats and added several forfeits to run away from Cle Elum last week, 54-24, in a South Central A Conference wrestling match.
Warrior coach to look for discipline in final games
MATTAWA - With only three games left in this rebuilding year, Wahluke High coach Brycen Bye will have his boys working on football discipline.
Fire destroys Washington Potato Company, triggers evacuation
A fire erupted inside Washington Potato Company in Warden Thursday night and likely was going to burn for several hours, officials said. It also triggered a Level 3 Evacuation and possible ammonia tank explosion.
Missing T-Falls student readies area search crews
A Thompson Falls elementary school student, on an outing with her classmates to Ross Creek Cedars, was found last Thursday afternoon on park grounds after straying away from her group.
Fire, HazMat teams respond to semi crash
At about 4:30 p.m. Friday afternoon, the eastbound onramp in Superior to Interstate 90 at Exit 47 became blocked when a tractor trailer carrying a variety of materials overturned where many trucks have accidents after a stop to fuel up. “Trimethylbenzene is the most worrisome because it is highly flammable, highly explosive and self-combustible,” said Incident Commander, Steve Temple with the Superior Volunteer Fire Department.
More reckless driving at Higgens Point
Sheriff: Emphasis patrols planned for area