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Law roundup: Dispatchers deliver dose of reality to Columbia Falls man
It might have seemed a bit much to swallow for officers with the Columbia Falls Police Department, but a trip to a Fourth Avenue home apparently originated with a complaint about a food order.
Kalispell City Council to review bids on water, sewer main replacement project
Kalispell City Council will consider contract bids to replace parts of the municipality’s sewer and water main systems that date back to the 1920s at its Tuesday meeting.
Historic day for Columbia Falls soccer as five sign to play college
Five members of the 2022 State A champion Columbia Falls Wildcats soccer team signed letters of intent to play in college on Thursday.
Circling Raven Championship • Epson 'Road to the LPGA' Tour Spotlight: Jillian Hollis
The Press will feature one of these players each week leading up to the tournament.
Fire chief warns beware of carbon monoxide
People in the United States die each year from carbon monoxide poisoning. This deadly gas is hard to detect because it is odorless, colorless and tasteless.
Skunk leaves its mark inside vehicle
A Kalispell Police Department officer checked on a vehicle with its door open. The driver reported they had left the door open to get the skunk odor out.
Just short for Polson
Belgrade scores on controversial goal to advance to the state
Loggers take out Lions, 14-8
LIBBY — Libby used a strong start to beat Eureka 14-8 in nonconference softball play on Tuesday.
Mission drops two games
ST. IGNATIUS — Turnovers and low shooting percentages led to two losses for the Mission girls’ basketball team last week.
4 area alums playing college FB
Two Mission Valley grads helped the Carroll College Fighting Saints (Helena) win the Frontier Conference championship with their ninth straight victory and earn the No. 1 ranking in the NAIA Football Coaches Top 25 poll.
Arlee Homecoming: UNSTOPPABLE
Arlee Warriors scorch Philipsburg defense in homecoming
Even keel: Scarlets spread scoring evenly
ARLEE — Balance is a goal for the Arlee girls’ basketball team.
Half of house fires start in the kitchen
For the month of February, I would like to discuss “Kitchen Fire Prevention.”
Downhillers grab podium spots
Flathead Valley Ski Education Foundation ski racers dominated the U16 Boys podium at Big Sky last weekend, while U14 and younger skiers showed well at Bridger Bowl.
Pirates take second at the Northwest divisional conference Championships
Kelsy Delaney
Cheers for volunteers
Glenna McEvoy was born and raised in Enid, Okla. It was there that she met Raymond, and after graduation — she from the University of Oklahoma, and he from the University of Illinois — they were married.
Bigfork Fire had 43 calls in February
Spring is less than a month away. Spring open burning began on Friday, March 1.
Twins notch a few nonconference wins
The pieces are falling in place for the Glacier Twins AA baseball club just as the season kicks into full swing.
Cheers for volunteers
Glenna McEvoy was born and raised in Enid, Okla. It was there that she met Raymond, and after graduation — she from the University of Oklahoma, and he from the University of Illinois — they were married.
C-Falls man making steps to recovery
After being in a medically-induced coma for more than 10 days, a Columbia Falls man is slowly but surely recovering from a freak accident that left him with a severe head injury.