Tolerance deserves more than lip service

Our politically correct community has a dirty little secret that hardly anybody is willing to acknowledge.

Pakistani pastor to discuss threat of Islam

Pocatello police explain their enforcement of Gov. Little's stay-at-home order

The Pocatello Police Department is informing residents how enforcement of Governor Brad Little’s stay-home order will be handled in Pocatello.

Monitors sought for area lakes

Love to spend time on lakes? Interested in water quality? The Northwest Montana Lakes Volunteer Monitoring Network is looking for lake property owners and/or homeowners, summer cabin owners, recreationists, and just people who are interested in lakes to become volunteer monitors. There are currently 41 lakes in the program, and many are in need of a volunteer including:

Trappers and pet owners urged to be careful

With standard furbearer seasons underway and wolf trapping set beginning Dec. 15, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks reminds pet owners to be mindful that there could be trapping activity in the woods.

Hockaday to host forum with Thomas G. Lewis

Bigfork painter Thomas G. Lewis will be the participating artist for the Crits and Croissants artists’ forum at the Hockaday Museum of Art on Jan. 12 from 10:30 a.m. to noon. The monthly forum allows artists 15 years of age and older to bring one or more pieces of their recently created artwork for critique while enjoying coffee and croissants.

Warrior boys drop 3 in hoops

MATTAWA - Last week was a tough one in boys basketball for the Wahluke Warriors as they dropped three contests.

Bohemian lunch

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Gov. OK's phase 1 reopening for Marion, Polk counties

SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Restaurants, bars, salons, gyms and other businesses in Marion and Polk counties have been approved to reopen starting Friday with strict safety measures meant to halt the spread of the coronavirus.

United Way establishes COVID-19 relief fund

Northwest Montana United Way in Kalispell is currently accepting applications for the organization’s recently established COVID-19 relief fund that offers relief for local community members that have been directly impacted by the novel coronavirus outbreak.

Bennett representing Idaho at ALA Girls Nation

The youth leadership conference takes place July 24-31

FVCC showcases undergraduate research May 3

Flathead Valley Community College’s Honors Program presents its annual Honors Student Research Conference with poster presentations and 30-minute oral presentations on Friday, May 3.

FVCC showcases undergraduate research May 3

Flathead Valley Community College’s Honors Program presents its annual Honors Student Research Conference with poster presentations and 30-minute oral presentations on Friday, May 3.

Sandpiper Gallery offers art scholarships

Sandpiper Art Gallery and Gifts in Polson has opened the application period for its annual art scholarship program, which offers scholarships to deserving students from Lake and Sanders counties.

Boundary Search and Dive Rescue hosts the ISSAR Summer Conference

Each year the Idaho State Search and Rescue Summer Conference is hosted by a different search and rescue team throughout the state. For 2024, the Boundary Search and Dive Rescue Team is hosting the three day meeting on June 28, 29 and 30.

Harry James “Jim” Hightower, 71

Surrounded by family, Jim passed away on March 20, 2022. He was 71.

9B Trails don’t build themselves

Every Monday, 9B Trails volunteers head out to update and maintain Boundary County trails.

Cake and Clydesdales event

Looking for a unique and fun way to celebrate Mother's Day weekend with your family?

Fish surveyed ahead of quagga mussel treatment

Fish could be collateral damage

Fish and Game is trying to gauge the extent of fish mortality in the treated areas.

Whitefish resident joins Flathead Families for Responsible Growth board

Flathead Families for Responsible Growth (FFRG) recently announced that longtime Whitefish resident Cameron Blake has joined the FFRG board.