Tamara Larsen

Tamara Marie (Lamoreaux) Larsen, 40, of Columbia Falls, died Sept. 8, 2014.

Community Notes

The Mineral Independent reported in the March 20 issue that sixth-grader Abigail Wheeler, from Superior School, won first place in the intermediate division for the Keep Montana Green Association poster art contest. Her mother proudly announced that she recently won first place in the state competition in her division. Congratulations, Abigail!

Shasta Groene to appear at The Well-Read Moose for signing of 'Out of the Woods'

Will be joined by author Gregg Olsen

Shasta Groene and author Gregg Olsen will appear at The Well-Read Moose bookstore in Coeur d’Alene from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 8, for an exclusive book signing for their new collaboration, "Out of the Woods."

William (Bill) Hildreth Cook

William (Bill) Hildreth Cook

Summer food benefits available for Montana children

Many kids in Montana are eligible to receive financial benefits this summer to access healthy food through grocery purchases.

Lady Dogs sweep Kats in doubles

Lady Dogs sweep Kats in doubles

Royal tops Warriors

ROYAL CITY - The Royal Lady Knights swept the visiting Wahluke Warriors Tuesday night to win their first league match of the season.

The Fishin' Magician: On Fish Lake with Terry Rudnick

My friend Terry Rudnick, author of Washington Fishing, was over for a visit and staying in Plain. This gave me the opportunity to do two things. One was to tape an interview with him on the new edition of the book, which will be out in March, and to do some ice fishing.

Bruins sheath Buffalo

By The Associated Press

Bonners Ferry tops Priest River 52-47

PRIEST RIVER — The first half wasn't pretty for either team, but an exciting second half saw the visiting Bonners Ferry Badgers edge Priest River in Intermountain League action.

Indians fall to Everett in extra innings

EVERETT, Wash. — Spokane cranked out five runs in the sixth inning, but the visiting Indians couldn’t hold off a late Everett rally to tie the game, and eventually lost 7-6 in 10 innings on Sunday afternoon before 3,102 fans at Funko Field.

From the Archives - March 24, 2022

In 1913, the Idaho Gold & Ruby Mining Co. ordered a steam shovel, "Shovel No. 2," which was delivered by the Great Northern Railway Company. This photo shows the steam shovel being unloaded from a railcar at Leonia near the Idaho-Montana state line.

‘Ski with Maggie’ day planned at Whitefish Mountain Resort

Olympian and Whitefish native Maggie Voisin will continue the tradition of “Ski with Maggie” day on Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2022 at Whitefish Mountain Resort.

From the Archives - May 11, 2023

“Don Avery of Copeland raised a half Hereford, half Simmental bull from the fall of 1972 to spring of 1973.” - BF Herald, May 10, 1973

Elizabeth Warren to campaign in Seattle Saturday

SEATTLE (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren will campaign in Washington a day after the ballots for the March 10 presidential primary are sent to the state's nearly 4.5 million voters.

Elizabeth Warren to campaign in Seattle Saturday

SEATTLE (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren will campaign in Washington a day after the ballots for the March 10 presidential primary are sent to the state's nearly 4.5 million voters.

Elizabeth Warren to campaign in Seattle Saturday

SEATTLE (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren will campaign in Washington a day after the ballots for the March 10 presidential primary are sent to the state's nearly 4.5 million voters.

Tribute to a Hero

Libby woman memorializes late husband’s military service

Railroad crossings made safer in region

By BRIAN WALKER