Genevabell E. Matthews, 96

Genevabell E. Matthews, 96, passed away on Friday, Jan. 27, 2017, at Lake Shore Manor, an adult care home in Lake Stevens, Washington.

Walls go up for new assisted-living project

Construction of a 39-unit assisted living facility in Columbia Falls is moving along at a fast pace. Glenn Schenavar, the general contractor and an investor in the Timber Creek Village project, had most of the prefabricated wall panels for one wing in place within a few days of the concrete slab being poured.

Walls go up for new assisted-living project

Construction of a 39-unit assisted living facility in Columbia Falls is moving along at a fast pace. Glenn Schenavar, the general contractor and an investor in the Timber Creek Village project, had most of the prefabricated wall panels for one wing in place within a few days of the concrete slab being poured.

The Latest: Police identify 3 who died during Capitol breach

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Shoshone County jail bookings

Arrests and bookings for Shoshone County jail

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Arrests and bookings for Shoshone County jail

Ice diving training at Smith Lake

A lot of times when you get a group of people together for the first time you may start with an “ice breaker.” Well, several divers did just that recently — literally.

Spring Mack Days finale

FLATHEAD LAKE — Spring Mack Days concluded with great fishing weather for the final three days of the event, with Chuck Forgey of Arlee finishing as the top angler.

Group 14 major equipment installation underway

MOSES LAKE – Moses Lake’s Group 14 BAM-2 plant began installing equipment in its first module, topped out its second module, and is on track to ship its SCC55 silicon-carbon composite anode globally in 2024, according to a Dec. 18 announcement from the organization.

Whitefish Mountain named No. 3 overall ski resort

SKI Magazine has named Whitefish Mountain Resort as the “No. 3 overall” ski resort in North America — the popular Whitefish resort’s highest ranking yet by the news outlet.

As mail voting pushed, some fear loss of in-person option

ATLANTA (AP) — Scrambling to address voting concerns during a pandemic, election officials across the country are eliminating polling places or scaling back opportunities for people to cast ballots in person — a move raising concerns among voting rights groups and some Democrats who say some voters could be disenfranchised.

As mail voting pushed, some fear loss of in-person option

ATLANTA (AP) — Scrambling to address voting concerns during a pandemic, election officials across the country are eliminating polling places or scaling back opportunities for people to cast ballots in person — a move raising concerns among voting rights groups and some Democrats who say some voters could be disenfranchised.

As mail voting pushed, some fear loss of in-person option

ATLANTA (AP) — Scrambling to address voting concerns during a pandemic, election officials across the country are eliminating polling places or scaling back opportunities for people to cast ballots in person — a move raising concerns among voting rights groups and some Democrats who say some voters could be disenfranchised.

Court upheld 2017 bond vote, MLSD alters building plans

MOSES LAKE — The year 2018 began with a bang as lawyers squared off and prepared to argue the fate of the $135 million Moses Lake school construction bond.

Major grizzly bear count planned for Cabinet-Yaak

Numbers important for land use planning

COEUR d'ALENE - Researchers are planning to collect grizzly bear fur samples snagged on barbed wire as part of a three-year study in North Idaho and northwestern Montana.

News flash on fake news and politics

New research by political scientists strongly suggests that despite their best efforts, Russian-generated fake news didn’t put Donald Trump on the presidential throne.

Deer numbers up, elk numbers down

White-tailed deer and mule deer harvest finished slightly ahead last year’s totals at Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ six Northwest Montana check stations as the season wrapped up Sunday, Nov. 25.

Sewer asks for $8.1 million bond

Bigfork voters will be asked to approve an $8.1 million bond in July to replace the Village's aging wastewater treatment plant.