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Three hundred soldiers from the 627th Army Hospital at Fort Carson, Colorado, have deployed to Seattle to staff the hospital
SEATTLE — A military field hospital for people with medical issues that are not related to the coronavirus outbreak is under construction at CenturyLink Field Event Center, which is home to the Seattle Seahawks football team.
Cap and trade? Chilling possibility
Inter Lake editorial
College enrollment soars
FVCC student count increases 38 percent
County gets big insurance refund
Improved safety record worth $402,000
Baucus' bill on the firing line
Inter Lake editorial
By any name, it's a bad bill
It is beyond unbelievable that Washington continues to press ahead with job-killing “cap and trade” energy legislation as the country drags itself from recession with unemployment still hovering just below 10 percent.
Red Bridge gets funding boost
A Columbia Falls nonprofit is closer to restoring a local landmark after receiving a $500,000 commitment from the Flathead County Board of Commissioners.
Peters tries for council from a different ward
After a brief hiatus, Jayson Peters wants to return to Kalispell's City Council - lining himself up as the philosophical opposite of his opponent, Jim Atkinson.
Close the flap on 'box store tax'
Sure, it would be easy to pick on "box stores" by slapping them with a tax. But that tax plan comes with a cost, which is evident with Costco's announcement last week that it is suspending planned capital investments in Montana because of a proposed box-store tax.
CFBB advocates for green box sites
As Bigfork and Lakeside face closure of their green box sites, the Community Foundation for a Better Bigfork is taking an advocacy role on behalf of the community according to president Paul Mutascio. On Thursday afternoon the CFBB discussed challenges ahead for the village in regards to keeping the green box site active.
Our food is safer than ever
Summertime is almost upon us. For most Americans, the warmer weather brings picnics in the park, BBQs and grilling out with family and friends. It also brings the increased chance for foodborne illness to occur if safe food preparation and handling is not given full attention.
Hug a little less, help a little more
Stop Hugging and Start Helping was the topic of a recent presentation by a self-proclaimed former, or should I say reformed, environmental activist. While his world had focused on that of the outdoor recreation enthusiast, being outside and being active in the “natural world” eventually gave him an appreciation for the world we live in, and for the business of managing forests.
Why TIF monies should be used for monument
Last week I brought to our city council’s attention the need for TIF (Tax Increment Financing) funds to finally close the 44 year gap of no signage/no arch at the corner of Highway 2 and Nucleus Avenue. Some concerns and comments from our Mayor and Council followed. I’ll try to give some perspective regarding this project.
County considers revolving loan guidelines
The Lincoln County Commissioners are reviewing proposed guidelines for a revolving loan fund to be administered for economic development by the Lincoln County Port Authority.
Reforming health care a chance to restore nation's boldness
We, Americans, were once the great adventurers. Exploring the landscape of public policy, we became the world's most innovative people.
Turf war hurts border bill
A new government investigation has uncovered a deadly bureaucratic turf war between Border Patrol and federal land managers that has been delaying and even denying critical access to the border along federal lands. In one case, Border Patrol had to pay millions of dollars for access to federal lands managed by the National Park Service.
Iraq: Theft, lies and political skullduggery
President Obama has ordered our troops home from Iraq by year's end, but it was President Bush who first announced this withdrawal date of Dec. 31, 2011. President Obama is enforcing that timetable despite the opposition from some.
Gov. Bullock criticizes House budget proposal
The following statement on House Bill 2 was made by Gov. Steve Bullock in the state Capitol on March 19, 2015.
When I was 57
Am writing on July 23, 2015, the day before my 87th birthday and a planned party at the Central School Museum in Kalispell. It has been a busy hectic week for me so decided to grab an older column from 30 years ago to see what was going on then. Have at it:
Census results tell story of unlimited potential in rural America
The following remarks about agriculture in America were made by U.S. Sec. of Agriculture Tom Vilsack on Feb. 21, 2014.