Glacier Park finalizes ticketed entry system

Glacier National Park officials announced Wednesday that a ticketed entry system for the 50-mile Going-to-the-Sun Road corridor is officially a go for the 2021 season.

IDAHO WOMAN TESTS POSITIVE FOR CORONAVIRUS

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) and Central District Health (CDH) have confirmed the first positive case of novel coronavirus in a female over the age of 50 in the southwestern part of the state.

Doris Elaine Long, 78

Doris Elaine Long, 78, passed away Thursday, March 26, 2009, at Brendan House in Kalispell. She was born on April 26, 1930, in Minneapolis, to Joseph and Susan (Mliner) Loss.

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Wallace unveils new website

WALLACE – While the small Idaho town still takes pride in its history and showcases its ‘stuck in time’ look, the City of Wallace recently took a small step towards modernization by introducing a new website.

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Park asks folks to help with wildlife crossings on Highway 2

Glacier National Park is asking local residents to join an ongoing effort to record evidence of wildlife crossing roads and rivers in the U.S. Highway 2 corridor.

Obituaries

The Bigfork Eagle runs obituaries and death notices free of charge for people who have lived in the Bigfork area.

Women's Gathering returns

After a four-year hiatus, Bigfork's Women's Gathering is back by popular demand.

Fourth of July events abound in Bigfork, Valley

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County mosquito plan laid out for city council

County crews will return to Columbia Falls this spring for mosquito control work, but the focus will be on mosquitos in the larval stage, not adults, Flathead County public health officer Joe Russell told the Columbia Falls City Council on March 19.

Karen Anderson Longhart

Karen Anderson Longhart, 49, died at home Tuesday, June 1, 2010 in Kalispell from cancer. She was born in Colorado Springs, Colo., June 19, 1960 when her parents, Malcolm and Helen Anderson, welcomed her as their sixth child.

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Valley View recognizes respectful students

It is a great time to be in Bonners Ferry with the leaves turning, snow in the mountains, and the smell of wood stoves burning. This little dot on the map we all call home is a special place with so much to offer. I know personally, I really enjoy the various recreational activities, the beauty, and the people. With that said, it really is the people that make our community a great place to live. Here at Valley View it is no different. The individuals that decide to make a career here are amazing in so many ways. They are constantly making personal and professional sacrifices daily for the betterment of our students. The level of support and buy-in for each individual student is rare. The team here is outstanding and there are many reasons for that, but what I credit it to the most is that people here are professional and enjoy children. They have found their calling in life and it shows! It also helps that many of us have our own children, grandchildren, nieces, or nephews in the building. This creates an atmosphere where the entire team continuously strives for safety, personalized education, and an array of positive lifelong memories. VVES is a great place to be and I hope that more individuals in this community will consider volunteering and or visiting us on a regular basis.

Many Glacier Park services open for Memorial Day weekend

Many services and facilities in Glacier National Park will be open for Memorial Day weekend.

Emily G. Greenup, 92

KHS artist takes first prize at state competition

MOSCOW — Another year and another solid showing for Kellogg High School artists at the annual University of Idaho High School Art Exhibition. This annual art competition held in Moscow at the UI campus is in its 27th year and invites more than 200 students from 30 high schools around the state (including larger North Idaho Schools) to compete and show off their creative abilities.

Montana will lift quarantine for out-of-staters June 1, opening state to tourists

By HEIDI DESCH