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Faiths Roundup: Mission speaker makes presentation
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has announced a speaker this weekend. Russel Jensen will present his mission experiences at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 9, at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1380 Whitefish Stage Road.
Trump surveys tornado damage, marvels at 'tremendous heart'
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — President Donald Trump on Friday toured a neighborhood reduced to rubble by a tornado earlier this week and marveled at “the tremendous heart" he witnessed. He also offered a message for survivors and those who lost family members: “We love them, they're special people," he said.
Spring is a good time for Panhandle bird watching
The wood ducks came in a few at a time, splashed down and then, peeping in their wood duck language, began feeding in the shallows of Thompson Lake near Harrison.
Let the fright fest begin
The night was stormy and dark.
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The Whitefish High School Drama Club will present “Just Another High School Play” in the Whitefish Middle School auditorium on Feb. 25-27 at 7 p.m. After the director abandons a play, The student assistant director and stage manager try to continue, but mayhem ensues because they and the other actors have missed every rehearsal and no one knows exactly what play to perform or who’s in charge. A variety of plays are spoofed, from “Hamlet” to “Little Women,” and the audience will also be asked to participate. Tickets are $8 adults and $4 senior/students available at the door.
51st Whitefish Winter Carnival
Going To The Sun Celebrating Glacier National Park's Centennial
Outdoor news
Photo show
Rivers meeting focuses on water quality
For decades, rafters and anglers from around the world have admired the Flathead River system’s pristine waters.
Lake County extends mask directive for 30 days
Lake County Commissioners on Tuesday extended the county’s mask directive for 30 days in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Greg Mortenson visits Bigfork schools
By ALEX STRICKLAND/Bigfork Eagle
Mission Valley Calendar
Your events guide to the Mission Valley
PonderPlay offers year-round fun
For the kid crew of the community, there is nowhere like PonderPlay for fun and good times in a place designed just for them. And, even better, given the long, cold winters and often rainy spring days, the indoor play center means fun is available year-round in a climate-controlled environment.
Barbara J. McNee, 83
Barbara Joan McNee passed away at the age of 83 on Sunday, April 28, 2024, in Post Falls, Idaho.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — A journey through Spanish wine: The history, grapes, regions and pairings
Spain has a long and storied history of winemaking, with archaeological evidence showing grape cultivation and wine production dating back to the Phoenicians in 1100 B.C. The Romans expanded Spanish viticulture substantially, establishing vineyards across the Iberian Peninsula. While Muslim rule in medieval Spain restricted wine production for a time, Spanish wine flourished again in the centuries that followed. Today, Spain is the third largest wine producing country in the world after Italy and France.
Congressional internships offer invaluable experiences
I interned on Capitol Hill for then-Representative Orval Hansen of Idaho’s Second Congressional District. That eye-opening experience helped spur my interest in the political process and public service.
Community rallies to help injured youths
The community is rallying to help after a two-vehicle crash earlier this week left multiple people hospitalized with a GoFundMe page created for two young girls remaining in the intensive care unit.
Electric fencing for bear attractants garners 50% reimbursement program
Conflict with people is a major cause of grizzly bear mortality, reduces human tolerance for the species and poses risks to human safety.
Daniel Carl Webley
Daniel Carl Webley
Electric fencing for bear attractants garners 50% reimbursement program
Here in Montana, many of us live, travel and recreate in bear country. Being “bear aware” here is more a requirement than a recommendation. However, it can be easy to overlook the common bear attractants in our backyards that can become sources of human-bear conflict, especially if you are new to living in landscapes populated by bears.