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West Reserve upgrades come with $68M price tag
A cost summary of the full slate of recommended improvements on West Reserve Drive between Hutton Ranch and U.S. 2 estimates intersection improvements at $20.7 million and roadway widening at roughly $47.7 million, for a total of $68.4 million.
Community Notes: Calling all superheroes to Dayton Daze
Also: People's Center memorial; Wayfarers Unit 9/11 event; brewery birthday; Ronan tailgate party; Famous Garage Sale; and cicadas talk.
REPORTS: A jab at jabs
According to VAERS COVID Vaccine Data, 595,620 reports through Aug. 13, 2021…
Looking ahead as August fades away
Well here we are in the final days of August.
Neighborhood of the Week: Foxtail deals plus new Parkllyn Estates on the horizon in Post Falls
The Foxtail Community in Post Falls represents Architerra Homes’ focus on creating enticing master plan communities with different price points for buyers.
VIDEO: Hayden's Ella Erickson selected to represent Team USA in downhill mountain biking championships
Erickson was one of four women selected to represent the United States in this year's world championships in Les Gets, France.
VIDEO: Hayden's Ella Erickson selected to represent Team USA in downhill mountain biking championships
Erickson was one of four women selected to represent the United States in this year's world championships in Les Gets, France.
VIDEO: Hayden's Ella Erickson selected to represent Team USA in downhill mountain biking championships
Erickson was one of four women selected to represent the United States in this year's world championships in Les Gets, France.
Two hot nights of live comedy on tap at Del’s
Comics stand up for friend during Suicide Prevention Month
Bio station director Jim Elser joins National Academy of Sciences
After a two-year pandemic delay, researcher Jim Elser finally will attend his official induction ceremony for the National Academy of Sciences during the NAS Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., on Friday, April 29.
County planning board considers subdivision south of Whitefish
The Flathead County Planning Board is set tonight to consider a request to turn vacant land east of U.S. Highway 93 south of Whitefish into a subdivision described as similar to the Whitefish Hills.
Cat skiing operation builds backcountry yurt
Cat skiing operation builds backcountry yurt
Growth in store for Kalispell boutique
Growth in store for Kalispell boutique
First probable monkeypox case reported in Idaho
The investigation is ongoing, but it appears this infection was acquired during travel to a country experiencing a monkeypox outbreak.
Whitefish Council considers garbage rate increase for bear-resistant containers
Whitefish City Council on Monday will consider increasing the garbage collection rate by about $6.50 per month for residences as a result of requiring the use of bear-resistant trash containers.
Nonprofits selected for foundation’s Great Fish
The Great Fish Community Challenge is a six-week charitable giving campaign in which donors can choose to give to multiple nonprofit organizations with a single transaction.
Man hits family with pickup, kills 2 with shotgun in East Glacier rampage
A man drove his pickup truck into a family as they walked in East Glacier and opened fire with a shotgun, killing one man and mortally wounding a toddler who was in her mother's arms before the mother's sister-in-law managed to kill the assailant after he ran out of ammunition, authorities said.
Man hits family with pickup, kills 2 with shotgun in East Glacier rampage
A man drove his pickup truck into a family as they walked in a tourist village bordering Glacier National Park and opened fire with a shotgun, killing one man and mortally wounding a toddler who was in her mother's arms before the mother's sister-in-law managed to kill the assailant after he ran out of ammunition, authorities said.
MASTER GARDENER: Putting your garden to bed
October is the month we clean up and prepare our garden for winter.
Growing in North Idaho: Season extenders for a fall garden
It seems we just survived that unbearably hot weather that parched our gardens and dared to think “real summer” had finally arrived.