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NEWS BITES for July 22, 2024
NEWS BITES for July 22, 2024
Rides, exhibits, vintage vehicles popular at Live History Days
Live History Days at the Miracle of America Museum in Polson is always a fun time for everybody – families, couples, motorheads, or anyone who loves vintage things.
Williams scores twice, Hurricanes defeat Jets 4-1
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Justin Williams couldn’t have scripted a better return to the NHL.
Williams scores twice, Hurricanes defeat Jets 4-1
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Justin Williams couldn’t have scripted a better return to the NHL.
Lakers top Thunder 125-110 without LeBron, Anthony Davis
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Los Angeles Lakers fully expected victory, even without LeBron James and Anthony Davis.
International Freeskiers and Snowboarders Association competition dazzles on the Big
Whitefish Mountain Resort hosted the IFSA Junior Freeride competition this weekend.
Analysis: What’s your EQ?
It’s a common perception that emotions are not appropriate for the workplace, but a growing number of experts think otherwise.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — How to manage degenerative disc disease naturally
Like wrinkles and gray hair, disc degeneration is considered a normal part of aging. In fact, degenerative disc disease (DDD) is not really a specific disease, but a term used to describe the inevitable and progressive changes our spinal discs encounter as we age. Research shows that one third of people aged 40 to 49 years old have image-based evidence of moderate to severe DDD, and the prevalence increases two to four-fold in those aged 60 and older.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — The rich winemaking tradition of Portugal
Portugal is a small country, but its influence on the wine world has been mighty. Winegrowing in Portugal stretches back over 2000 years, and today the country produces distinctive wines from native grapes grown in diverse terroirs. From vinho verde to port, Portuguese wines offer a unique taste of place and tradition.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Bubbles that built an empire: The story of champagne
Greetings, fellow wine lovers! Today I want to give some fizz to your knowledge by exploring the unique history of one of the world's most beloved sparkling wines: champagne.
Last Stand Rodeo back for 72nd year
COULEE CITY — The PRCA Last Stand Rodeo returns for its 72nd outing this May, hosted at the Coulee City Rodeo Grounds. The three-day rodeo is hosted over Memorial Day weekend, beginning the night of May 24. “The only year we didn’t have the rodeo was the year Mount St. Helens blew and the COVID year,” said Pete Thiry, president of the Coulee City Rodeo Association. Rodeo attendees can expect a full weekend of events. “We’ve got a full rodeo,” Thiry said. “We’re bareback riding, saddle bronc, bull riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, team roping, steer roping, girls breakaway roping and girls barrel racing. We do mutton busting and that kind of thing as well.
Local governments seek candidates for study commissions
The purpose of the study commission is to look at the existing form and powers of the local government and compare them with other forms available under the laws of the State of Montana.
Mark your calendar for a paradigm shift
Renowned poverty expert Donna Beegle to present workshop in Coeur d'Alene in September
Mark your calendar for a paradigm shift
Renowned poverty expert Donna Beegle to present workshop in Coeur d'Alene in September
EU warns Taliban it has not recognized their regime
MADRID (AP) — The European Union’s top officials warned the Taliban on Saturday that the current conversations being held to secure the exit of as many Afghan evacuees as possible do not mean the bloc is prepared to recognize the new regime.
EU warns Taliban it has not recognized their regime
MADRID (AP) — The European Union’s top officials warned the Taliban on Saturday that the current conversations being held to secure the exit of as many Afghan evacuees as possible do not mean the bloc is prepared to recognize the new regime.
EU warns Taliban it has not recognized their regime
MADRID (AP) — The European Union’s top officials warned the Taliban on Saturday that the current conversations being held to secure the exit of as many Afghan evacuees as possible do not mean the bloc is prepared to recognize the new regime.
Deceitful Wildfire update for Aug. 18
No change in evacuation zones
Whitefish Council looks at management of Haskill Basin trail
Whitefish Council is set to hold a discussion on trail usage during a work session beginning at 6 p.m. at City Hall. The nonprofit Whitefish Legacy Partners oversees the development and management of the trail in collaboration with other partners including the city which owns the trail itself.
Jeweler retiring after five decades in industry
After 50 years of working in jewelry, Murphy McMahon, the owner of L’Or Custom Jewelers, is leaving behind a legacy. Before opening his current store in Kalispell, McMahon owned a store in Whitefish. McMahon bought the storefront in Kalispell in 1997 and after a few years of remodeling, he opened full-time in 2004.