Dominik Michael Dooley, infant

Dominik Michael Dooley, 10 days, passed away April 30, 2009. Dominik was born April 20, 2009, in Whitefish, the son of Frank E. and Elizabeth R. (Baker) Dooley.

Ferol Colleen Terry, 78

Ferol Colleen Terry, 78, passed away at the Mountain View Manor in Eureka on Sept. 29, 2009. Ferol was born May 31, 1931, in Wahryton, Wash., to Karl and Nellie (Rowland) Jess.

Ronald C. Framness, 66

On July 14, 2009, Ronald C. Framness died of cancer at his home. He was born March 12, 1943, in Kalispell, at the Kalispell Hospital.

Ferol Colleen Terry, 78

Ferol Colleen Terry, 78, passed away at the Mountain View Manor in Eureka on Sept. 29, 2009. Ferol was born May 31, 1931, in Wahryton, Wash., to Karl and Nellie (Rowland) Jess.

Remembering a tragic passing

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Finley Point reservations begin Jan. 6

Montana State Parks has announced that Finley Point State Park will be open for reservations for the 2016 camping season beginning Jan. 6.

Democratic presidential candidate Bloomberg plans Tulsa stop

TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg is making his first campaign stop to Tulsa to announce a policy on “economic mobility."

Celebrate future pickleball courts location

Smith Fields is the future home of six new pickleball courts to be constructed in spring 2023.

Comments sought on reservoir thinning project

The Hungry Horse Ranger District is requesting comments on the proposed Heinrude Fuels Reduction Project along the west side of the Hungry Horse Reservoir.

Wildfire Protection Plan open house

Mineral County has taken proactive measures to protect its communities and infrastructure from wildfire hazards developing an updated Community Wildfire Protection Plan for 2025.

State will pave approaches to Sportsman's Bridge on Friday

The Montana Department of Transportation and Sletten Construction will pave the bridge approaches at Sportsman’s Bridge on Friday.

Volunteers sought for tax season

AARP Foundation Tax-Aide is seeking volunteers in Kootenai and Shoshone counties to help Idaho taxpayers who are seeking assistance preparing and filing their 2025 tax returns.

MDT continues work in Post Creek Hill area

The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) and Kiewit Construction recently completed a portion of dewatering in the U.S. 93 Post Creek Hill area and are now working on the remaining wells.

When does guardianship and conservatorship become necessary?

As an estate planning attorney serving Idaho families, I am often asked about the difference between powers of attorney and more restrictive legal arrangements like guardianships and conservatorships. Understanding when each is appropriate can save families significant stress, money, and court involvement. Here's a straightforward guide to help you navigate these options.

Eastern Washington University president visits Moses Lake

MOSES LAKE - Ensuring students can get to college, and ensuring they get the education they need for success, are among the goals of new Eastern Washington University president Mary Cullinan.

Wilderness Speaker Series tackles variety of topics

This winter local wilderness organizations are partnering to host the Wilderness Speaker Series.

Donna liked sewing and Marilyn enjoyed cooking

4-H was educating youngsters when Donna and Marilyn were growing up. Marilyn liked to bake and Donna was fond of sewing. If Emma was away when the girls arrived home from school, she could expect ...Well, read on.

When woodwork becomes artwork

Somewhere in the hills near Glacier National Park, heavy timbers dull the sounds of saws and sandpaper inside the Wild Sky Woodwork shop.

The Latest: Miami-Dade police to stop using chokeholds

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Manta Rays return home

End season on a high note

FEDERAL WAY - One hundred-fifty teams from the Pacific Northwest, Montana, Wyoming and Northern Utah took part in the Northwest Regional Swim Championships at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way over the weekend.