Weldon Jerome McFadden

Weldon Jerome McFadden was born May 1, 1948, in Lodi, Ohio. He walked on in his journey Sept. 16, 2016.

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Troy to honor elk foundation founders

The founders of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will be honored later this month by the city of Troy, where they started the conservation organization 30 years ago.

Development extension sought for town center property

The Kalispell City Council tonight will consider a request by Stillwater Corporation, owned by Roger Claridge, to extend the Planned Unit Development approval on the Glacier Town Center property.

Fugitive not found at West Side home

Five easy ways to help lower your auto insurance premiums

Times are tough for a lot of people right now. Between high unemployment, low savings account interest rates and the volatile stock market, saving money is of paramount importance. But there are more ways to save than you may think.

Comic books and their times subject of lecture

MOSES LAKE — Comic books and how they reflect their times will be the subject of a lecture at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Moses Lake Civic Center.

Lincoln County Transportation teams with LOR to buy new van

Lincoln County Public Transportation Center was able to purchase a new van in October.

Gas prices decrease

Gas prices are moving in the right direction, AAA officials said on the organization’s website.

Car show

When the car starts a-rockin’… come on in, but only if you’re ready to dance.

Robbery suspect back in jail after allegedly trying to buy a gun

A man facing state and federal charges for allegedly holding up an area pharmacy at gunpoint last month is back in the county jail after trying to to buy a firearm, authorities say.

Law roundup: Sprinkler incident dampens neighborly relationship

A woman called the Columbia Falls Police Department about alleged harassment from neighbors, who they shared a lawn with, when they turned on the sprinklers while her husband was mowing it.

Soon-to-be exes have 'one last argument'

A couple told Kalispell Police officers they were parting and having “one last argument” when neighbors reported they were yelling at one another.

Edward W. Hedstrom, 94

Edward W. Hedstrom, 94, passed away from natural causes at Peace Hospice, Great Falls, on May 23, 2017, surrounded by his loving family.

Veronica Agen, 91

Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he dies, yet shall he live, and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die.” John 11:25-26

DeWayne Reinhold “Red” Krueger

Big changes on Big Mountain

Skiers and snowboarders will find a lot of changes at Big Mountain this winter, and the Winter Sports Inc. management deserves thanks for many of the improvements.

All star game

The Babe Ruth all-star team will take on the Glacier Twins' A team on June 29 at Memorial Field, starting at 7 p.m.

Why use Mineral Community Hospital?

You’re familiar with slogans supporting use of local businesses, right? “Support Your Local Businesses”; “Your Local Merchants are your Tax-Paying Neighbors. Buy Local!”, etc. Communities all over the country are running campaigns like this to support “Main Street” businesses. These campaigns exist because there is wide recognition that “Main Street” contributes far more to a community than place to obtain a product or service.

Superior school levy passes handily, 462 to 331

Faculty and staff at Superior High School were doing the happy dance on Friday after a $3.2 million levy was passed to put an addition on the present high school to allow junior high students to be moved into the facility. The unofficial vote was a whopping 462 to 331, a 131-vote lead in favor of the project.