Biden's 1st visit to intel agency to contrast with Trump's

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden is making his first visit to an agency of the U.S. intelligence community, looking to emphasize his confidence in national security leaders after his predecessor's incendiary battles against what he often derided as the “deep state.”

Biden's 1st visit to intel agency to contrast with Trump's

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden is making his first visit to an agency of the U.S. intelligence community, looking to emphasize his confidence in national security leaders after his predecessor's incendiary battles against what he often derided as the “deep state.”

Congressional impasse shuts down Park

County seeking grant for senior center work

CFAC appeals discharge permit

Great American road trip alive and well in Glacier

The great American road trip is alive and well in Glacier National Park this summer. Many travelers are turning to converted camper vans.

Come sit for a spell and 'bee' a part of the fun, excitement

Can you sit a spell?

Growing pains

So, what are growing pains? Growing pains can be described as a dull pain or ache that comes and goes. It is often localized in the muscles of the legs and thighs of children. Growing pains may begin in infancy with the greatest discomfort between the ages of 3-5 years and generally thought to diminish as the individual matures. What causes growing pains? It is thought to include rapid growth, overexertion, infection, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, orthopedic defect, ill health, etc.

Restrictions on Sun Road's east side announced

Glacier National Park officials say the last day to access Logan Pass by motor vehicle from the east side will be Sunday, Sept. 21.

Park visitor count hits 1.7 million

This year’s trend of increased visitation to Glacier National Park continued in August, putting the park 13 percent ahead of visitor numbers for the first eight months of 2011.

State updates emergency rules for ag worker housing

The Washington Department of Labor & Industries and the state Department of Health on Friday updated emergency rules intended to protect laborers living in temporary farmworker housing from the coronavirus, L&I announced.

Cleanup planned for polluted site in Evergreen

The state has given the green light to a plan to clean up a 57-acre contaminated Evergreen area.

Cardboard a conundrum for Flathead recyclers

Gloria Schmidt visits Pacific Steel and Recycling in Kalispell every couple of weeks to drop off her recyclables. On Monday morning she deposited a few boxes and newspapers into the appropriate bins, just like usual. Although it’s not a lot, it’s important to her to do what she can to help the environment.

Local builder goes green

By LAURA BEHENNA

Local builder goes green

By LAURA BEHENNA

Local builder goes green

By LAURA BEHENNA

13-ton coffee kiosk lands at South Kalispell Town Pump

Motorists fueling up at the South Kalispell gas station off U.S. 93 on the snowy afternoon of March 13 caught a glimpse of a 13-ton structure resembling a shipping container being hoisted into the air by crane.

One-stop shopping for vets

County veteran services office gets makeover

A makeover of the Kootenai County Veteran Services Office will provide an unprecedented one-stop shop for veterans.

Legals November 1, 2019

No. 26579 Notice of Political Subdivision Election Notice is hereby given that in Flathead County, on November 5, 2019 a Kalispell City Municipal General Election will be held at the Trade Center of the Flathead County Fairgrounds for voting on Council Members. Kalispell City election will be conducted by voting at the polling place and by absentee ballot. Absentee ballots are available in person or by applying by mail to the Flathead County Election Department, 40 11th St West Suite #230, Kalispell, MT 59901. The polls will be open at 7:00 a.m., and continue to be open until 8:00 p.m., on Election Day, November 5, 2019. DATED this 15th day of October, 2019 Debbie Pierson Election Administrator October 18, 25, November 1, 2019 MNAXLP __________________________

Tribes say Montana tax proposal disrespects sovereignty

Senate Bill 138, sponsored by Sen. Greg Hertz, R-Polson, would eliminate a tax exemption that takes some of the financial burden off tribes as they apply to the federal government to hold land in trust – part of the expensive process of recouping reservation lands once taken by the federal government for non-Indian settlement.