Le Grizz race registration

Commissioners pleased with EPA visit

THE DIRT: Annual Basin tour to explore lower regions

Royal splits games with LaSalle

ROYAL CITY - Royal won the second game, 6-1, to split a non-league doubleheader at LaSalle Saturday and record its first prep baseball victory of the year.

4-H hosts annual Family Fun Night Saturday

SANDPOINT — Looking for something fun to do?

Sayler honored as chamber's top volunteer

SANDPOINT — The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce honored Jon Sayler as June’s volunteer of the month for his service to our community and many of our non-profit organizations.

Forestry contest set for May 8

The Idaho Department of Lands, Bonner Soil and Water Conservation District, and the U.S. Forest Service are joining forces once again to host the 32nd annual Idaho State Forestry Contest on May 8 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Delay Farms in Careywood.

Now's the time to tune in to 2020 election

The 2020 election season in Montana is officially off and running. On Thursday, the first day of filing, 100 candidates filed with the Montana Secretary of State’s office for both legislative and non-legislative races, indicating a high level of interest.

Bald eagle died from lead poisoning

Necropsy results from a dead bald eagle found near Lower McDonald Creek in February in Glacier National Park have determined the bird died of lead poisoning.

Hawks slip past Spartans

PRIEST RIVER — The Spartan wrestlers were hoping for an early Christmas present in their Tuesday night match up, but the grinch stole the victory from them. The Lakeland Hawks clinched the victory 42-36 in non-league action.

Tests show, save for minerals, city water is virtually pure

Columbia Falls residents don’t have to worry about lead contamination in their water. In fact, the city’s water supply is some of the cleanest on Earth.

Eureka boys top Loyola

Gavin Bates scored 28 points, seven in the fourth quarter, and the Eureka Lions downed Missoula Loyola 64-56 for a non-conference boys basketball win.

Cities shut down nonessential services

GRANT COUNTY — Following restrictions by Gov. Jay Inslee on gatherings of over 50 people and guidance from local and state health officials, many cities across the county are cutting back nonessential services through the end of the month.

Bald eagle died from lead poisoning

Necropsy results from a dead bald eagle found near Lower McDonald Creek in February in Glacier National Park have determined the bird died of lead poisoning.

Tests show, save for minerals, city water is virtually pure

Columbia Falls residents don’t have to worry about lead contamination in their water. In fact, the city’s water supply is some of the cleanest on Earth.

Boys look to defend state track title

With a host of returning athletes, the Columbia Falls boys track team hopes to defend its state Class A title this year. The girls, meanwhile, will build on a core of young but unproven athletes.

New sheriff, commissioner chosen

Lincoln County voters in Tuesday’s primary election effectively chose a new sheriff and District No. 3 commissioner, two races in which the Republican incumbents were opposed only from within their own party.

Streibich leads Dogs past Lions

Whitefish senior Jack Streibich exploded for 27 points to lead the boys basketball team to a non-conference win at Eureka last week.

Boys look to defend state track title

With a host of returning athletes, the Columbia Falls boys track team hopes to defend its state Class A title this year. The girls, meanwhile, will build on a core of young but unproven athletes.

FOOTBALL: Libby falls 40-6 in Ronan; Wardens lock down Troy