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Meadow Complex near Hudlow Junction closes for restoration
Stream and wetland restoration aimed at improving trout habitat
Weed treatments will take place to facilitate replanting the meadows with riparian plant species like cottonwood, willow and western red cedar.
Memorial Day ceremonies in Plains
From atop the serene hillside on which the Plains Cemetery sits, a sweeping view of the Clark Fork Valley unfolds below.
The Latest: Magic's Isaac commits to helping feed kids
The Latest on the effect of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:
Space Force launches its 1st mission with virus precautions
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — The newly established U.S. Space Force launched its first national security satellite Thursday with a leaner staff because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Montana to ban evictions, utility shutoffs amid virus order
Montana National Guard to begin taking temperatures of visitors at major airports
Palestinians: 15-year-old killed in clash with Israeli army
JERUSALEM (AP) — The Palestinian health ministry on Wednesday said Israeli troops shot and killed a 15-year-old boy during clashes near the West Bank city of Nablus.
Oregon fines aerospace company $70K for mishandling waste
ALBANY, Ore. (AP) — The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality has fined a manufacturer of parts for the aerospace industry near Albany more than $70,000 for citations related to its mishandling of hazardous waste materials.
Oregon fines aerospace company $70K for mishandling waste
ALBANY, Ore. (AP) — The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality has fined a manufacturer of parts for the aerospace industry near Albany more than $70,000 for citations related to its mishandling of hazardous waste materials.
Northwest Notes Sept. 18, 2022
Washington State men's basketball conference game dates set
Whitefish to vote on Trail View subdivision
The Whitefish City Council is poised to make a final decision on the proposed Trail View 58-lot subdivision at its meeting today.
Forest Service seeks input on Van Lake improvements
Van Lake’s popularity with campers and others bent on recreation presents a common dilemma.
Water Rights Commission exceeded their authority
Have you ever experienced a time when you couldn’t get water? If so, you know how difficult life can be without water. The issue of who gets water, and how much, is about to be decided in western Montana. And it will affect you much more than you think.
Water Rights Commission exceeded their authority
Have you ever experienced a time when you couldn’t get water? If so, you know how difficult life can be without water. The issue of who gets water, and how much, is about to be decided in western Montana. And it will affect you much more than you think.
Water Rights Commission exceeded their authority
Have you ever experienced a time when you couldn’t get water? If so, you know how difficult life can be without water. The issue of who gets water, and how much, is about to be decided in western Montana. And it will affect you much more than you think.
Water Rights Commission exceeded their authority
Have you ever experienced a time when you couldn’t get water? If so, you know how difficult life can be without water. The issue of who gets water, and how much, is about to be decided in western Montana. And it will affect you much more than you think.
SCCDC role for Hot Springs Clinic Project complete
THOMPSON FALLS – Jim Rexhouse, Executive Director of the Sanders County Community Development Corporation, announced today that SCCDC’s project management responsibilities for the Hot Springs Clinic Project are essentially complete, with only final close-out activities remaining.
Somers Waterfowl Protection Area closes for incoming migration
A seasonal closure started March 1 along a large portion of the north shore of Flathead Lake between Bigfork and Somers to support migrating and nesting birds.
Boy Scout Troop 111 purchases a bus
Acquired in late June, and named in July, the Troop has already put the “Ol' Bessy” to good use. A trip to Southern Idaho to tour the Capital Building, Ice Caves, Craters of the Moon, and other spots of interest provided many scouts a wonderful learning experience.
Cd'A Memorial Gardens pulls keepsakes from cemetery grounds
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Cd'A Memorial Gardens pulls keepsakes from cemetery grounds
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