Whitefish city manager abruptly resigns

Whitefish City Manager Adam Hammatt has resigned from his position with the city.

Pakistan says India firing kills civilian in Kashmir

MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan (AP) — A Pakistani police official said Sunday that Indian soldiers fired at civilian areas along the highly militarized frontier in divided Kashmir, killing one civilian and wounding five others.

Pakistan says India firing kills civilian in Kashmir

MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan (AP) — A Pakistani police official said Sunday that Indian soldiers fired at civilian areas along the highly militarized frontier in divided Kashmir, killing one civilian and wounding five others.

Basin soccer roundup, April 9-14

MOSES LAKE — As schools come out of spring break, Basin soccer continues where it left off. Though a smaller batch of teams were active in the last week, the competition did not decrease on the pitch. See below how your favorite teams fared and their current record.

Wolfpack tennis in good position at Northern AA divisional

Glacier and Flathead rode home-court advantage to a combined eight spots in the semifinals during Thursday’s opening day of the Northern AA tennis divisional at FVCC.

Nelson, Glacier boys in contention at Helena Invite

HELENA — While Glacier’s Luke Nelson makes a run at medalist honors at the Helena Invitational, the Wolfpack golf team is looking up at three teams halfway through the two-day tournament.

Mariners split Firecracker tourney twin bill

Cody Haggard and Brayson DuMont each doubled twice and Mission Valley took a 9-4 win over the Flathead A’s Saturday at the Firecracker Tournament.

Monday TV/Radio highlights

Television and radio highlights for Monday, Oct. 27.

Mariners grab pair of wins; Loggers fall in extras

LIBBY — A late rally and a two-hit gem helped the Mission Valley Mariners to a pair of wins Friday at the Big Bucks Tournament, in the nightcap the Bitterroot Bucs put up a six-spot in the 11th inning to take a 9-3 win over Libby

AUG NIBJ: Servant leaders in a local community

Patrick Marshall, founder of Servant’s Compass and president of the Autism Society of Idaho, shares how servant leadership, empathy and community support can help veterans and people with disabilities overcome challenges and achieve meaningful growth.

AUG NIBJ: Servant leaders in a local community

Patrick Marshall, founder of Servant’s Compass and president of the Autism Society of Idaho, shares how servant leadership, empathy and community support can help veterans and people with disabilities overcome challenges and achieve meaningful growth.

Taylor’s complete game leads Glacier over Great Falls

Grant Taylor struck out eight in a complete game performance as the Glacier Range Riders defeated the Great Falls Voyagers 4-2 Sunday at Glacier Bank Park to round out their six-game series.

Rosters announced for District 1 All-Star Game

The annual senior showcase is one of the signature events for District 1’s hardwood standouts, but it’s also a major event for the Mullan Jr./Sr. High School’s athletic department.

Glacier girls tennis sweeps duals in Great Falls

GREAT FALLS — Autumn Bashara and Ty Rogers grabbed a pair of wins each as Glacier swept Great Falls in high school tennis Saturday.

Twins drop first game at Northwest A, Outlaws stay alive

ROSEBURG, Ore — Gage Rose drove in three runs on two hits as the Eagle River Wolves defeated the Glacier Twins 13-4 Friday at the Northwest A tournament.

Silver Valley Sports Dec. 1 - 6

As the Rathdrum Prairie is developed, Scarcellos stick to tradition

Established in 1910, Scarcellos continue ranching legacy of their forefathers

Moss grows on gray, weathered wooden fenceposts held up by rusting barbed wire along the dusty drive. Black Angus cattle grazes in shady patches, avoiding the intense July heat. Laughter can be heard before people are seen beneath a blue tarp canopy, grilling brats and burgers, sipping Coors Banquets and telling tales — some tall, some true — of growing up in the country. “Hey, how you doing?” Laurin Scarcello asks, greeting cousins and friends with hugs and handshakes. “Make yourself at home.” The gathering of members of the Scarcello, Dingman, Miller, Brunner, Bonu, D'Ambrosia and Dempsey families and more happens every even year at the Scarcello ranch, where the family’s American dream first unfolded. The celebration is held to commemorate the continuation of a legacy that began when four Italian immigrant brothers sought better lives for their family and set down roots on the Rathdrum Prairie, of all places.

UN: Warmer world in 2020 busted weather records, hurt people

An overheating world obliterated weather records in 2020, creating an extreme year for hurricanes, wildfires, heat waves, floods, droughts and ice melt, the United Nations’ weather agency reported Wednesday.

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VIRUS TODAY: Deaths to set record, consumer confidence down

Here's what's happening Tuesday with the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S.: