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Spartan Race to attract thousands to Bigfork
More than 3,000 people have registered for Bigfork’s May 11-12 running of Montana’s first Spartan Race, an obstacle course event that could feature mud, fire, wall-climbing, spear-throwing, sandbag-carrying, a gladiator throwdown and other challenging surprises.
Spartan Race to attract thousands to Bigfork
More than 3,000 people have registered for Bigfork’s May 11-12 running of Montana’s first Spartan Race, an obstacle course event that could feature mud, fire, wall-climbing, spear-throwing, sandbag-carrying, a gladiator throwdown and other challenging surprises.
Legals for January, 7 2024
Grizzly project update
Veteran U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist Wayne Kasworm recently released the results of the monitoring project of grizzly bears in the Cabinet-Yaak and Selkirk Mountains.
Prince Harry's visit to see King Charles III didn't bring reconciliation with William
Images from the day are more grist for the popular British media tropes: dutiful William, flyaway Harry
Legals November 4, 2018
No. 25764 Notice of Public Hearing Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana, a non-profit organization, 214 Main Street, Kalispell Montana, 59901, as managing member of Recapitalization Montana, LLC, a Montana Limited Liability Company, which is Managing Member of Courtyard Associates, a Montana Limited Partnership, hereby notifies all interested persons of Kalispell, Montana, that we are proposing to develop Courtyard Apartments, a low-income rental housing complex on the site at 1842 Airport Road, Kalispell, Montana. This project will consist of 21 one-bedroom apartments, 9 two-bedroom apartments and 2 three-bedroom apartments for families and individuals. This project will be exempt from property taxes. The development and financing of this project is subject to and contingent upon an allocation of federal tax credits. An award of federal Low Income Housing Tax Credits was received from the Montana Board of Housing on November 20, 2017. There will be an opportunity to comment on whether this qualifying low-income rental housing meets a community housing need on November 19, 2018 at 6:00 P.M. in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 201 First Avenue E. You are encouraged to attend and comment. November 4, 11, 2018 MNAXLP __________________________
Legals for August, 13 2025
Volunteers sought for Tubbs Hill Cleanup
The annual Tubbs Hill Spring Cleanup on Sunday, April 22, has an international connection this year.
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FRIDAY, March 30
Woman with warrants allegedly hides in closet to avoid arrest
Two other suspects also arrested for warrants
MOSES LAKE — Two men and a woman were arrested for warrants early Wednesday morning after police received a report of arguing and screaming coming from a Moses Lake apartment. The female suspect allegedly hid in a closet from police to avoid arrest.
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Winemakers in so many ways are no different than chefs, and great winemakers are so like great chefs.
Gateway Community Center looking to fill space in old mall building
The Gateway Community Center could become a hub for community-minded organizations in Northwest Montana — but it still needs more tenants.
Timeline of mass shooting in Thailand that killed 27
NAKHON RATCHASIMA, Thailand (AP) — A soldier went on a shooting rampage in northeastern Thailand, killing at least 27 people and wounding dozens more. Police and military personnel hunted the gunman overnight in a shopping mall where he had holed up and shot him dead Sunday morning. It was Thailand's biggest mass shooting carried out by a single gunman.
Giving back, one tire at a time
Silverlake Automotive reflects on experience with Press Christmas for All charity
Silverlake Automotive reflects on experience with Press Christmas for All charity
Moses Lake mayor said it could come as early as Tuesday
MOSES LAKE — The experts' words were eloquent: Pedestrian circulation in the city is poor.
Consumers cautious, spending stalls a little
Wallets, purses didn't open as often in April
WASHINGTON - Consumers don't appear confident enough in the economy to open their wallets more freely. Their spending stalled in April. Without stronger job creation and higher pay, people are less likely to up their spending in the months ahead and invigorate the recovery.
