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Ruth A. Medina, 87
Ruth A. Medina died March 24, 2009, at Immanuel Lutheran Home in Kalispell, after a courageous battle with Alzheimer's disease.
Earney Ervin Hartsoch, 80
Earney Ervin Hartsoch, 80, passed away on Wednesday, July 22, 2009, at Kalispell Regional Medical Center in Kalispell. He was born April 2, 1929, in Ray, N.D., to Alfred and Alice (Smalley) Hartsoch, the 12th child of 17 children. His early years were spent on the family farm in North Dakota and attending country schools in the Ray area. In 1936 the family moved to Montana.
Veterans may qualify for property tax reduction
If… you are a 100% service connected Veteran, including Individual Unemployability (IU), And/or
Audrey Claire Davis, 79
Audrey Claire Davis, 79, passed away on Oct. 15, 2008, at Edgewood Vista senior living facility in Kalispell. She was born April 26, 1929, in Long Island, N.Y., to Wayne and Gertrude Curtis.
Rose Housky, 82,
Rose Housky, 82, of Whitefish passed away at Brendan House Jan. 2, 2008, after a brief but courageous battle with cancer.
Boater attempts world record on Whitefish Lake
A world-record attempt is under way on Whitefish Lake.
Darrel W. Baker, 57, passed away Friday, May 30, 2008, on his way to work. He was born Dec. 30, 1950, in Wolf Point, the first-born child of Earl and Doretta Baker.
Darrel was raised and educated in Poplar.
U of I CDA app program brings home top honors
By DEVIN WEEKS
Volunteers needed for North Fork CD'A River cleanup day
COEUR D’ALENE— The North Fork Coeur d’Alene River Watershed Advisory Group and the Idaho Panhandle National Forests invite you to participate in the fourth public cleanup day on the North Fork Coeur d’Alene River.
Let us reject hatred, embrace diversity
North Idaho is known for its “live and let live” philosophy — let it be known that it is welcoming to all.
City council experiments with 'paperless office'
The Columbia Falls City Council experimented for the first time with the “paperless office” concept at its Feb. 4 meeting.
Set your sights on Eminence Arms
Gun owners rejoice, there is now a new source for firearms and firearm accessories in the Silver Valley.
Academic endowment gets a boost from Class of '63
The first class to graduate from the current Columbia Falls High School after having walked it’s halls for all four years is paying it forward to future generations of Wildcats.
Marlene Kay Siblerud, 69
Marlene Kay Siblerud, 69, passed away on Monday, June 22, 2009 as the result of a car accident near Somers, Montana - just one week after the passing of her dear father, Art Rasmussen. Marlene was born December 21, 1939 in Kalispell, Montana to Arthur and Bea (Bern) Rasmussen.
Whitefish skiers at Telemark World Cup
The U.S. Telemark Ski team put together a strong performance at the Telemark World Cup in Colorado on Feb. 21-23 at Steamboat Ski Resort and Feb. 25-28 at Keystone Ski Resort, including a top-10 performance from Whitefish skier David Hobbs.
Silver Valley air quality downgraded to Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups
PINEHURST— As of Monday, Aug. 13 at 1 p.m., The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) reports that the air quality rating in the Silver Valley has been downgraded to “Unhealthy for sensitive groups.”
News from Valley View
The students are back in the swing of things after having an extended break due to the abundance of snow. All of us at VVES are looking forward to some consistency to our week to assist with learning and comprehension. The staff continues to work hard at challenging each individual student while providing a safe, civil, and productive environment.
IDFG proposes Price Lock
Idaho’s hunters, anglers and trappers expect professional management of Idaho’s wildlife resources, including our fisheries. As a sportsman, you know that scientific management is key to providing quality hunting and fishing for you and for future generations. Idaho Fish and Game is proud to be supported by sportsmen and women. Your license dollars are critical both to daily wildlife management, and in the legacy of wildlife conservation that started in Idaho over 75 years ago.
Gov. Little declares August Gastroparesis Awareness Month
BONNERS FERRY — Some people have health issues, they may be apparent or underlying. Invisible illnesses lay beneath the skin and can be just as debilitating as an illness that is apparent to others, if not more.
Create a Welcoming Guest Room
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