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The bold and skilled Canada Jay
Perisoreus canadensis was originally named Canada Jay, so it seems appropriate that after being Gray Jay from 1956-2018, the American Ornithological Society changed it back to Canada Jay.
St. Regis woman wants to spread help with social media
That’s what St. Regis resident Sandra Connor has experienced. Before moving home to Montana, Connor lived in Washington and found countless community support groups on Facebook.
Exchange of gunfire inside Mall of Louisiana leaves 1 person dead and 5 wounded
Kennedy Barnum, 22, said she had gone to the mall to get lunch at the food court when she heard a woman on the phone outside say, “I’ll call you back. There’s an active shooter in the mall.”
Iraq vets fly-fishing back to health
Project Healing Waters helps disabled veterans recover from emotional and physical wounds
Iraq vets fly-fishing back to health
Project Healing Waters helps disabled veterans recover from emotional and physical wounds
The Latest: Canada's PM: 'worrying" if EU blocks vaccine
TORONTO — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it would be very worrying if the European Union blocked Canada from getting COVID-19 doses from Europe.
Did you realize that geese don't divorce?
When I visit the Kootenai National Wildlife, Smith Creek/Boundary Creek Refuge or walk along the Kootenai River I am aware of the presence of Canada geese. Even if you don’t see them right away you know they are in the area by their continuous honking. This past spring, I saw the spring hatching of the young goslings and watched them grow with their families throughout the summer.
Final weeks of historic hurricane season bring new storms
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Just when you thought it should be safe to go back to the water, the record-setting tropics are going crazy. Again.
2 tropical storms a potential double threat to US Gulf Coast
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Two tropical storms advanced across the Caribbean on Saturday as potentially historic threats to the U.S. Gulf Coast, one dumping rain on Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands while the other was pushing through the gap between Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and Cuba.
Camp 9 offered great 'vacation' atmosphere
(Recently, I had a picture of a lumber camp in the Priest River Times. It was called Camp 9. I received a call from Robin Kreager and she shared with me some of her memories about the time she, and her family, spent summers at the camp. Her story reflects a time that is no more, and sadly, will never again be possible. It was a time when family, friends, and the small things of life were the foundation of true happiness. I asked Robin if I could share her story with you and I am glad she said, “Yes.” Find yourself a log, sit down, relax, and let Robin tell you, in her own words, about her Camp 9.)
Key win for Lakers over Mavs
MISSOULA — Cody Dopps drove in three runs and Dillon Eaves and Adam Frandsen both had two RBIs as the Kalispell Lakers dumped the Missoula Mavericks 11-6 in AA American Legion baseball play on Saturday.
Airport has questions to answer
Remember when you were playing touch football out in the street, and then that really big kid came walking down the block?
Lady Pirates kick off season with 14-1 rout of Wildkats
POLSON — The Polson Lady Pirates hadn’t taken the softball diamond for a meaningful contest since winning the Class A state tournament last season. You wouldn’t have known it from their first performance of the year.
Hunger, squalor mar South Sudan post-war unification efforts
BOR, South Sudan (AP) — Here in crowded camps in South Sudan, former enemies are meant to be joining forces after a five-year civil war so they can help the shattered country recover. But they can barely find enough food.
Hunger, squalor mar South Sudan post-war unification efforts
BOR, South Sudan (AP) — Here in crowded camps in South Sudan, former enemies are meant to be joining forces after a five-year civil war so they can help the shattered country recover. But they can barely find enough food.
Legals August 12, 2019
No. 26405 BNSF Railway Company Former Tie Treating Plant Somers, Montana COMMUNITY MEETING Please Join Us! August 14, 2019 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality, and BNSF Railway Company will hold a PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING with a presentation and discussion of the ongoing and future activities at the Former Tie Treating Plant. Join us to learn more about the cleanup, groundwater monitoring and future plans to address the remaining environmental conditions. Somers Volunteer Fire Department 27 Leslie Ave Somers, MT 59932 Information Repositories EPA Superfund Records Center; 10 West 15th Street; Suite-3200 Helena, MT 1-866-457-2690 (toll free) Hours: M-F, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. August 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 2019 MNAXLP __________________________
Food For Our Children feeds hungry kids
By DAVID GUNTER
Birding tour slated in Libby
Birding class in Libby
Birding tour to take place in Libby
Birding tour to take place in Libby
Stage 2 restrictions lifted across region
Just in time for Labor Day weekend, cooperating interagency fire managers across Northwest Montana are set to rescind Stage 2 fire restrictions at 12:01 a.m. Friday.