Kirk Bowers, 83

Kirk Lewis Bowers, of Seeley Lake, passed away peacefully in hospice care, surrounded by loving family, on July 30, 2025, at the age of 83.

'Need a Little Christmas' auditions Aug. 24-25 in Post Falls

Auditions for "Need a Little Christmas" will be Aug. 24-25 at Expressions School of Performing Arts, 2825 N. Highway 41, Post Falls.

Columbia Falls takes input on Gateway to Glacier transportation project

The Gateway to Glacier Safety and Mobility Improvement Project will use the $10 million RAISE grant funds awarded to Columbia Falls in 2022.

USDA grant brings free wellness series to farmers and ranchers

Farmers and ranchers across western Montana are invited to participate in Better Together: A Wellness Series for Farmers and Ranchers, held at the Exploration Center in Missoula.

Rebecca E. "Becky" Miller, 39

Rebecca E. "Becky" Miller came into this world a fighter at 2 lbs., 10.5 oz in Missoula on Jan. 26, 1986. She joined brothers Michael and Joe who adored her from day one.

Legals for January, 21 2026

Law roundup: Sister decks the halls with mom’s oxygen tank

A neighbor called a woman about her 65-year-old sister, who was reportedly throwing things outside, including their mother’s oxygen tank.

Burst water line closes Edgerton Elementary School in Kalispell

Edgerton Elementary was closed Monday due to a burst main water line connected to the school’s boiler heating system.

Judith Billings, 83

Judith Anne Billings (Moses) was born Jan. 2, 1943, in Port Huron, Mich., to Chester and Cosette (Henderson) Moses. She passed away peacefully of natural causes Jan. 19, 2026, in Post Falls, Idaho.

Hard to guard Trotters trip Trojans

Being hard to guard is a distinct advantage in the game of basketball.

Photographer Tailyr Irvine shares work at MAM in 'Beyond Bison'

“Beyond Bison: Returning Land to the Original Stewards,” a photographic exhibition by Salish and Kootenai journalist and photographer Tailyr Irvine, is on display through March 24 in the Lynda M. Frost Contemporary Native American Art Gallery at the Missoula Art Museum.

Foster care month shines light on local children in need

As Foster Care Month is observed this May, CASA of Lincoln County encourages community members...

Darrell Wayne Orr

Darrell Wayne Orr

Trout Unlimited sets Fin Fest for May 16

Reel in some fun May 16 at Flathead Fin Fest 2026 at Snappy’s Sports Senter in Evergreen.

Richard 'Dick' Kuykendall, 97

Libby's Teague Thompson a winner in state contest

Sharp cold front to drop snow on Glacier Park

A winter weather advisory was issued for Glacier National Park beginning Wednesday night as a potent front out of the Gulf of Alaska descends on the Northern Rockies.

Legals for May, 20 2026

KNPS hosting annual native plant sale

Chris W. Anderson

April 20, 1949 – Sept. 20, 2026

Chris W. Anderson, 77, of Quincy, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Sunday, Sept. 20, 2026. A graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026, at the Quincy Valley Cemetery. Chris was born on April 20, 1949, in Alamosa, Colorado to Ray and Della (Martin) Anderson. The family moved to Quincy when Chris was 3 years old and has lived here ever since. Chris graduated from Quincy High School in 1967 and, two years later, started his service in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He completed basic training in 1969 and was stationed in Japan as a military police officer. He received his honorable discharge in February of 1971.