Columbia Falls police

XColumbia Falls police are investigating a fraud report from a credit union.

Audit claims misappropriation of funds at Washington Beef Commission

Audit claims misappropriation of funds at Washington Beef Commission

Fitch lowers its outlook on US credit rating to 'negative'

WASHINGTON (AP) — Fitch has lowered the outlook for its U.S. government credit rating to “negative” from “stable” due to soaring budget deficits, but the agency is keeping its overall rating at the highest AAA level.

Fitch lowers its outlook on US credit rating to 'negative'

WASHINGTON (AP) — Fitch has lowered the outlook for its U.S. government credit rating to “negative” from “stable” due to soaring budget deficits, but the agency is keeping its overall rating at the highest AAA level.

Fitch lowers its outlook on US credit rating to 'negative'

WASHINGTON (AP) — Fitch has lowered the outlook for its U.S. government credit rating to “negative” from “stable” due to soaring budget deficits, but the agency is keeping its overall rating at the highest AAA level.

Fitch lowers its outlook on US credit rating to 'negative'

WASHINGTON (AP) — Fitch has lowered the outlook for its U.S. government credit rating to “negative” from “stable” due to soaring budget deficits, but the agency is keeping its overall rating at the highest AAA level.

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Community 1st Bank reports profit increase

Post Falls-based firm had 144 percent hike in third quarter

Zone change requested for Whitefish housing project

A proposed zone change on property near the railroad viaduct in Whitefish is the latest step in the Whitefish Housing Authority’s plan to develop an affordable-housing project using federal tax credits.

I would like to thank the following businesses and individuals that helped me with my Eagle Scout Project:

Midway Rental, Western Building Center and Jeff Nelson, Plum Creek Timber / Plywood Division, Plum Creek Timber Co., Park Side Federal Credit Union, Whitefish Credit Union, Round Up for Safety, Whitefish Kiwanis, Stoltz Lumber, Semi-Tool, Whitefish Baseball, Inc., Kalipell Ready Mix, Scott Gilchrist, Rachel Anglin, Kurt Blades, Joe Wooten, Brian, Kevin and Michelle McDowell, Bruce Dunluck, Ben Sagen, Dan Jacobson, Kendall Slaybaugh, Andy Walker. Karen and Roger Giesy, Kyle Beller, Chet and Bryan Wram, Ryan Giesy, Shirlee Yeats, Barbara King, Class of 1946, Kyle Lengstorf, Luke and Dick Haberkern, The Zignego Family, Phyllis and Randy Sprunger, Wayne Beller, Christoher Clark, Casey Kelch, Annette and Max Schmidt, Greg Greene, Rand McDowell, Bill Leonard, Annette and Max Schmidt, Bob and Bea DePratu, Whitefish Youth Opportunity

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Flathead Electric scholarship applications due Feb. 25

Flathead Electric Cooperative is offering over $117,000 in scholarships to local students this year.

Working Families Tax Credit boosts Washington families

Through my working with Yakima Rotary Food Bank (partnering with Community Services of Moses Lake) and Washington's Faith Action Network (a multi-faith advocacy coalition), I especially appreciate faith communities across our region supporting neighbors who need food, transportation and other emergency assistance. We know one unexpected medical bill or another can put an entire young family into a spiral of crisis.

Zone change requested for Whitefish housing project

A proposed zone change on property near the railroad viaduct in Whitefish is the latest step in the Whitefish Housing Authority’s plan to develop an affordable-housing project using federal tax credits.

I would like to thank the following businesses and individuals that helped me with my Eagle Scout Project:

Midway Rental, Western Building Center and Jeff Nelson, Plum Creek Timber / Plywood Division, Plum Creek Timber Co., Park Side Federal Credit Union, Whitefish Credit Union, Round Up for Safety, Whitefish Kiwanis, Stoltz Lumber, Semi-Tool, Whitefish Baseball, Inc., Kalipell Ready Mix, Scott Gilchrist, Rachel Anglin, Kurt Blades, Joe Wooten, Brian, Kevin and Michelle McDowell, Bruce Dunluck, Ben Sagen, Dan Jacobson, Kendall Slaybaugh, Andy Walker. Karen and Roger Giesy, Kyle Beller, Chet and Bryan Wram, Ryan Giesy, Shirlee Yeats, Barbara King, Class of 1946, Kyle Lengstorf, Luke and Dick Haberkern, The Zignego Family, Phyllis and Randy Sprunger, Wayne Beller, Christoher Clark, Casey Kelch, Annette and Max Schmidt, Greg Greene, Rand McDowell, Bill Leonard, Annette and Max Schmidt, Bob and Bea DePratu, Whitefish Youth Opportunity

Electric co-op seeks more rebate program participants

Flathead Electric Cooperative is looking for more members to participate in its “Peak Time Rebate Program,” which credits participating members $4 per month credit on their electric bill.

Idaho governor signs school choice tax credit bill into law

Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed House Bill 93 — a $50 million tax credit that can go toward educational expenses, including private school tuition.