Prep roundup: MLCA offense stifled in loss to Touchet

MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake Christian could not find enough offense consistently and lost a non-league game to Touchet 41-26.

Lady Vikings take two

DRUMMOND - Charlo turned in a tough performance against Drummond, defeating them 3-1 in a non-conference match last Tuesday on the road. It was such an impressive display that Lady Vikings head coach Sheryl Kain thought that her players looked much better that night than their 3-0 road sweep of Seeley-Swan on Thursday.

Fall Mack Days kicks off Friday

The 2019 Fall Mack Days Fishing Event on Flathead Lake begins Friday.

Skaters medal big on road

Members of the Whitefish Figure Skating Club competed in three different events over the past three weekends, more than holding their own against skaters from all around the region. Sanctioned events in Cranbrook, BC, Billings and Spokane offered the club's skaters solid competition and recognition.

Skaters medal big on road

Members of the Whitefish Figure Skating Club competed in three different events over the past three weekends, more than holding their own against skaters from all around the region. Sanctioned events in Cranbrook, BC, Billings and Spokane offered the club's skaters solid competition and recognition.

Debris hampers river cleanup

Debris hampers river cleanup

Debris hampers river cleanup

A Republican push to sell public lands in the West is reigniting a political fight

Who should control such sites has long been a burning source of disagreement in the West, where about half the acreage is under federal control and cities that sprawl across open landscapes face rising demand for housing, water and other necessities. The GOP plan is rekindling the fight and generating strong blowback from Democrats and conservationists. They see the measure as a precedent-setting move that would open the door to sales in other states.

Legals March 31, 2019

No. 26043 ADVISORY BOARD TERMS EXPIRING The City of Kalispell is seeking volunteers interested in serving on a variety of citizen advisory boards. Eleven boards have ongoing vacancies or terms that expire April 30, 2019. For more details about the boards, the vacancies, specific qualification requirements per board, and an application, please go to www.kalispell.com, and see news on the home page, or go to the Government tab for Boards and Commissions. You can also contact City Clerk Aimee Brunckhorst at 406-758-7756, or [email protected]. Though applications are accepted year round, for full consideration of the expiring terms, submit application by April 10, 2019. Thank you for your consideration in the service of the community! Aimee Brunckhorst City Clerk & Communication Manager City of Kalispell March 10, 31, 2019 MNAXLP _________________________

Toast and marmalade

My Christmas gift from Santa Claus is a brand new set of beautiful white teeth. It's what I wanted and needed.

Toast and marmalade

My Christmas gift from Santa Claus is a brand new set of beautiful white teeth. It's what I wanted and needed.

Toast and marmalade

My Christmas gift from Santa Claus is a brand new set of beautiful white teeth. It's what I wanted and needed.

2 men linked to death of woman found on rural road

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Police have identified two men in connection with the death of a Silverton woman, whose body was found along a rural Multnomah County road last month.

2 men linked to death of woman found on rural road

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Police have identified two men in connection with the death of a Silverton woman, whose body was found along a rural Multnomah County road last month.

UK prosecutors charge 4 over toppling of slave trader statue

LONDON (AP) — Four people were charged with criminal damage on Wednesday over the toppling of a statue of a 17th-century slave trader and public benefactor in the city of Bristol.

Charles 'Chuck' E. Taylor

February 9, 1956 – October 7, 2017

Wilderness worthy of protection

The Cabinet Mountains Wilderness in northwestern Montana is a special place — the best ground left in that side of the state.

LPOHS students help mark storm drains

Students in Brenda Woodward’s water chemistry class at Lake Pend Oreille High School immersed themselves in a project this year to bring attention to storm drains.

The millennial generation explored at Lifetree Café

How the millennial generation — people born between 1980 and 2000 — will change the world will be discussed at Lifetree Café on Monday, March 11, at 2 p.m.