OPCW probes couldn't prove chemical use in 2 Syria attacks

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The global chemical weapons watchdog said Friday that two investigations into alleged attacks in Syria in 2016 and 2018 couldn't establish that chemicals were used as weapons in either case.

Evergreen Wood Energy earns logging award

By LAURA ROADY

VANDALISM: This is protect, serve?

What makes our Police, those who were hired to "protect and serve," feel that they are above the law? When civilians or our property are abused, what can we do as citizens to bring those into accountability to the law they are sworn to uphold? On May 4, 2010 I was visiting the Fernan Rod & Gun Club with a friend of mine when we ran headlong into a joint CDAPD / KCSO live fire exercise. I am a life-member at Fernan Rod & Gun Club and have helped build this range over the past 15 years.

Boko Haram kills dozens of soldiers in Nigeria and Chad attacks

LAGOS, Nigeria — Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram killed 92 Chadian and dozens of Nigerian soldiers in two separate attacks, officials said Tuesday.

John Michael 'Mike' Connolly, 70

John Michael "Mike" Connolly, 70, passed away peacefully "as he journeyed to his final home with Jesus' on Monday, June 15, 2009. Mike was born Feb. 18, 1939, in Seattle, and grew up in Portland. He attended Madeline Grade School, Central Catholic High School and graduated from Portland State University.

John Michael "Mike" Connolly, 70

John Michael "Mike" Connolly, 70, passed away peacefully "as he journeyed to his final home with Jesus' on Monday, June 15, 2009. Mike was born Feb. 18, 1939 in Seattle and grew up in Portland. He attended Madeline Grade School, Central Catholic High School and University of Portland.

John Michael "Mike" Connolly, 70

John Michael "Mike" Connolly, 70, passed away peacefully "as he journeyed to his final home with Jesus' on Monday, June 15, 2009. Mike was born Feb. 18, 1939 in Seattle and grew up in Portland. He attended Madeline Grade School, Central Catholic High School and University of Portland.

Families invited to join trail activities

The Flathead Community of Resource Educators, a network of individuals and organizations working to increase awareness and understanding of the natural, historical and cultural resources of the Flathead region, is celebrating Winter Trails Day throughout January with several free outdoor family activities.  

Kitchen, school tours scheduled ahead of bond vote

In hopes of gaining approval of a $3.35 million bond request, Kalispell Public Schools is hosting special events for people to see why upgrades are proposed.

Veterans’ rescue dog program expands to Northwest Montana

Dog Tag Buddies, a nonprofit based in Billings, has been awarded a $3,500 grant investment from the Petco Foundation to support its efforts in expanding services to Northwest Montana.

Show brought back memories of travels

I am watching episodes of "Jack Ryan" on Amazon Prime, reminded me of a couple of stories.

Cartwright named new Glacier super

By CHRIS PETERSON / Hungry Horse News

Happenings: March 6

Firefighters head to Seattle, Northwest Montana Photographers, American Legion scholarships, Columbia Falls Women’s Connection luncheon, Knights of Columbus Friday Lenten meals

Blood lead screening set to begin in August

Panhandle Health District is set to begin their annual free blood lead screening next month.

Giving thanks to first responders

A year after losing home, Rinker family rewards firemen who put out blaze

Almost a year to the day of losing their home in a catastrophic blaze, the Rinker family visited the fire crew that had extinguished the blaze.

Glacier Park's staff shortage means some campgrounds won't open

Like many businesses in the Flathead Valley, Glacier National Park is not immune to staff shortages. The park typically employs about 16 seasonal staffers to operate and oversee its frontcountry campgrounds.

MSU seeks elementary teachers for summer STEM experience

Montana State University is recruiting elementary school teachers for a summer program that offers hands-on research experiences and fresh ideas for bringing science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, into their classrooms.

Cartwright named new Glacier super

By CHRIS PETERSON / Hungry Horse News

Cartwright named new Glacier super

By CHRIS PETERSON / Hungry Horse News

Exploring Potholes State Park

POTHOLES STATE PARK — As the summer heat bears down, any excuse to find yourself near the water is a good one. A trip to Potholes State Park, just off O’Sullivan Dam, provides visitors a great chance to explore the area, with a quick getaway to shoreline to cool off.