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Biking adventure not to be repeated
It was a long wait, but summer arrived just in time for a stellar Independence Day weekend. With family visiting we did what many of us do: become tourists, or at least tour guides.
Obama: Getting through Irene will be 'tough slog'
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama offered moral support Saturday to federal emergency management workers hunkered down for Hurricane Irene's weekend march up the East Coast and 14,000 active-duty and National Guard troops were put on standby for post-storm relief work.
Gateway to summer fun in Athol
In previous installments of our “Live Near the Fun” summer series, Neighborhood of the Week looked at homes and condos near downtown Coeur d’Alene and along the Spokane River near Q’emiln Park in Post Falls.
Arthur M. Burch, 79
Arthur M. Burch, 79, passed away Thursday, May 29, 2008, at Heritage Place in Kalispell. He was born at the old hospital building in Kalispell on Dec. 14, 1928, to Arthur J. and Carrie (Anderson) Burch.
Shake, Rattle, and Roll!
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported that a 5.8 Magnitude earthquake occurred 5.6 Miles Southeast of Lincoln, Montana in the late hours of July 5.
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Actors needed
Flathead Forest fire updates
Lightning strikes over the past weekend ignited several new fires across the Flathead National Forest.
General election results out
Republicans swept the region in Tuesday’s general election.
General election results reported
Republicans swept the region in Tuesday’s general election.
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Graduation matters
Strategic plan calls for prioritizing state parks
With a focus on improving its brand image, prioritizing its maintenance backlog and ensuring better funding going into the future, Montana State Parks recently released its strategic plan for 2015 through 2020.
Bath-ologie makes scents for customers
BONNERS FERRY — There are several local people who are distributors of a Multi-Level Marketing company — one of whom is Teresa Norman, a distributor and consultant for Bath-ologie.
Conservancy launches 2015 Glacier Champions Campaign
The Glacier National Park Conservancy is kicking off a seven-week Glacier Champions campaign to raise additional money for 2015 projects in Glacier National Park.
Silver Valley Mining Wars: Part 2
As a boy I looked forward to driving to my grandparent’s home in Gilroy, Calif., on the major holidays. On one visit my grandfather took me into his bedroom and showed me his Colt New Service .38 caliber revolver. I was stunned! What was my quiet, peace-loving grandpa doing with this monstrous revolver? That’s when I first heard about the mining wars, the Western Federation of Miners and Harry Orchard, and why these were an important part of my family history.
Jean J. Klippstein, 93
Jean Jenell Klippstein was born in Los Angeles, California, on November 13th, 1930, to John Daniel Wisehaupt and Elda Emma (nee Rothenpieler).
Columbia Basin Hospital Foundation supports hospital mission
EPHRATA – As a public hospital district operates, it needs community support to keep its mission of serving the community’s health needs. That may be purchasing chairs, organizing volunteers or working to fund upgrades to medical equipment said Susan Scheib, the hospital’s director of communication and development.
Pantry ensures veterans enjoy a Turkey Day feast
Arriving at the Northwest Montana Veterans Food Pantry in Evergreen on Monday for a box stuffed full of Thanksgiving fixings, Kathleen Howard came with an offering of her own for the volunteers working during the holiday week: stroganoff.
LaVonne Reinert, 90
LaVonne Reinert, 90
LaVonne Reinert, 90
LaVonne Reinert, 90
David Gary 'Tyke' Brewster, 75
Our beloved Tyke went to be with our Lord and Savior on July 20, 2024. David Gary 'Tyke' Brewster was born in Warroad, Minn., on Feb. 8, 1949, to Roy David and Mary Ann (Fortier) Brewster.