Some hope for the new year

With less than 20 shopping days until Christmas — yes, some of us still have leftovers in the fridge — there’s a few things on the list that we’d like to see under the tree in a few weeks.

One year later, Kellogg is still healing from McConnell fire

By JOSH MCDONALD

One good eye is enough for Olympic sharp shooter

Tyler Volkman practices shooting his air pistol about six to eight hours a week. He shoots in his grandfather’s shop, at the 4-H shooting range at the fairgrounds, or inside his grandparents’ house.

Lightning sparks fires across Boundary County

BONNERS FERRY — A spring thunderstorm rolled across Boundary County on May 17, igniting fires on two different properties with lightning strikes.

'The 12th Seahawk' artwork on display at Old Hotel

OTHELLO – Those of you who are looking for that special gift for that special Seahawks fan may want to drop by the Old Hotel Art Gallery and check out “he 12th Seahawk.”

Idaho health officials warn of ‘grim’ fall and winter

When she’s out grocery shopping, Dr. Christine Hahn sees fewer people in masks than she did last fall.

Liberty University: We're complying with virus-related ban

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia's governor on Monday ordered all higher education institutions to halt any in-person instruction amid the

VIRUS DIARY: Connecting to the world from a balcony in Rome

ROME (AP) — Balconies are a kind of extension of a window on the world. During Month One of lockdown in Italy, stepping out onto mine kept me connected to a drastically shrunken daily universe.

Lincoln County Sheriff's Blotter

Dec. 14, 12:30 p.m. — An individual reported a female running through the lanes of traffic on Highway 2 and the high school.

Trick is a Treat

A virtually new truck is just what the doctor ordered for cancer survivor

Trick is a Treat

A virtually new truck is just what the doctor ordered for cancer survivor

Hot Springs students build birdhouses for Bluebirds

Hot Springs - Hot Springs Elementary’s fifth grade teacher, Bart Granlund, is leading his class on a noble cause to help one of Montana’s smallest creatures, the Mountain Bluebird.

'Deervember' means more 'doe' for food bank

Northwest Auto Body’s Deervember campaign raised $7,500 for the Bonner Community Food Bank, bringing its 10-year total to $32,000.

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Officer assistance

Columbia Falls Police Officer Todd Mertz helps fit a ski mask over Jayson Guring’s head at Target during the department’s annual Shop with a Cop Program on Thursday. Through donations taken over the course of the year, the police association was able to take five children shopping with a budget of $190 each.

Granite Peak presents a climbing challenge

Remote and majestic, Granite Peak is all a mountain should be: sheer walls on all sides and crevassed glaciers flowing from its upper reaches present an awesome sight. At 12,799 feet, the mountain stands out as the patriarch of “the roof of Montana,” the Beartooth Range of the south-central part of the state.

Legals February 18, 2018

No. 25143 Notice of Public Hearing Big Sky Preservation, LP, a Montana limited partnership, with an address of 110 2nd Avenue West, Kalispell, Montana 59901, (619) 276-6271, in partnership with Northwest Montana United Way, a Montana nonprofit organization, of P.O. Box 7217, Kalispell, MT 59904, hereby notifies all interested persons of Kalispell, Montana, that we have planned and are effecting the acquisition, rehabilitation and preservation of affordability of Big Sky Manor, a low-income senior rental housing complex on the site at 110 2nd Avenue West, Kalispell, Montana. This project will consist of 28 studio units and 32 one-bedroom units, all for seniors. There will be an opportunity to comment on whether this proposed affordable housing meets a community housing need at a Public Hearing on Monday, March 19, 2018, at 6 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, 201 1st Avenue East in Kalispell. You are encouraged to attend and comment. February 18, March 4, 2018 MNAXLP __________________________

Legals for July, 3 2022

Whitefish Lake state parks visitation continues upward trend, while Flathead parks show dip

As many state parks around the Flathead saw a dip in visitation last year, Whitefish Lake parks still rose in popularity.

Nevada judge hears GOP challenge to Vegas ballot counting

LAS VEGAS (AP) — The Trump campaign and Nevada Republicans were seeking a state court order Wednesday to stop mail-in ballot counting and the use of a computer to check voter signatures in Las Vegas, the state’s most populous and Democratic-leaning county.