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Events Calendar: Jan. 20-26
TODAY. JAN. 20
Thursday
Columbia Falls Baseball Association will hold its annual board of directors elections Thursday, Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. in the F.H. Stoltze Land and Lumber main office. The public is welcome. Anyone with a child playing baseball in Columbia Falls can participate and vote for incoming directors.
County approves Meissenburg's Expansion
Despite an economy that has bred cautious investment trends, the owners of Meissenburg Designs decided now is the time to build for growth.
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Cinderella spotted with shoplifting women
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Paralegal O'Neil joins race for judge
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Vehicle accident follows kicking incident
Man reports 9mm handgun was stolen
A Rose Crossing resident came home to find his house ransacked and reported it to the
Ardith J. Clare, 84
Ardith J. Clare passed away quietly on April 19, 2015, after a short illness in Salinas, California, where she had been living with her son Jeffrey Clare. Ardith was 84 years old.
Othello Christmas Basket project wraps up
OTHELLO — “They were all delivered, that’s what I love to hear,” said Merritt Johnson to a volunteer driver.
SJLH Auxiliary continues giving
Provides 5,459 hours; $13,750
The mission of the St. John’s Lutheran Hospital Auxiliary is to support St. John’s Lutheran Hospital with its time, talent, and the purchase of equipment.
Public hearing for Libby business district proposals scheduled for June 15
Residents and area business owners will again have an opportunity to weigh in on a pair of once-controversial proposals to reimagine portions of Libby, including the downtown.
This Week: Consumer confidence, Q1 GDP, Amazon earns
A look at some of the key business events and economic indicators upcoming this week:
This Week: Consumer confidence, Q1 GDP, Amazon earns
A look at some of the key business events and economic indicators upcoming this week:
Merry Christmas
There's been a lot of talk of late about whether it's more appropriate to say "Merry Christmas" or "Happy Holidays."
PSNI's Cottage celebrates move to new home
The Cottage, full of every household item you could possibly want or need, has moved across the street from its previous location and the PSNI staff, volunteers and developmentally disabled clients are holding a grand opening on Saturday, July 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the new location, 1407 N. Boyer.
Cost of police rigs zooms as city eyes capital requests
Like the fire department, the Columbia Falls police department has also seen costs rise exponentially over the past few years. Just three years ago, the city budgeted about $52,000 to replace and outfit a patrol car, Chief Clint Peters said.
Wallace Flower Project looks for volunteers
It's time to get down and dirty for the beauty of Wallace!
This Week in Boundary County History - March 31, 2022
100 Years Ago A large rock slide on the Great Northern tracks about a mile west of town claimed the lives of three men on Monday. William Clark, Dorville Walters and Arthur States were killed as a crew was starting spring clean up on the tracks.
Law roundup: Woman hits snag with crocheted sweaters
A woman who does crochet repairs went to Kalispell Police Department when she was thrown through a loop after a customer allegedly told her they were going to call the police to report her for holding their sweaters hostage.