BMW i8 visits nation's capitol

Car made with Moses Lake carbon fiber

WASHINGTON, D.C.- BMW's newest model from its i-series line of cars, which are all made with carbon fiber manufactured in Moses Lake, was recently showcased in the nation's capitol.

Shutdown grounds annual eagle watch event

COEUR d'ALENE —The federal government's shutdown has grounded the annual Eagle Watch Week event.

Glacier forms 'sister relationship' with park in Ireland

Glacier National Park has formed a “sister relationship” with Killarney National Park in Ireland

Eagle Watch Week canceled

By BRIAN WALKER

Lake County sees infestation of rush skeletonweed

BOZEMAN — A Montana State University project aimed at educating state residents about noxious weeds recently investigated a newly discovered rush skeletonweed infestation in Pablo.

Eldora Marie (Kinyon) 'Dodo' Rosling, 72

Eldora Marie (Kinyon) “Dodo” Rosling passed away following a recurrence of ovarian cancer at her home in St. Anthony, Minnesota, on Dec. 28, 2018. She was 72 years old.

College planning service projects

The Flathead Valley Community College Service Learning Office invites FVCC students, faculty, staff and alumni to participate in three spring Service Saturday projects to benefit various nonprofits in Northwest Montana. 

James Arnold Lee, 69

James Arnold Lee, 69, passed away Monday, Nov. 17, 2008. Jim "went to heaven to be with our Lord." Jim was born in Sandpoint, Idaho, on May 28, 1939. His parents were Arnold Lee and Pauline "Polly" Lee Harrison.

Daily Inter Lake introduces new format today

The Daily Inter Lake today introduces a new format for the print edition of the newspaper that will be easier to read, environmentally friendly and full of just as much local news and sports as ever.

Kalispell police

Kalispell police had little trouble tracking down and charging a man, 43, with criminal trespass, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest early Friday. First, the "scary looking man" visited the Black Angus casino, passed out in the bathroom, then headed out to the parking lot. He'd made it to the nearby Finish Line within a half hour, where he threw himself on the floor and started yelling.

Lois Rightmire, 84

Lois Rightmire, 84, 'went home to be with her Lord,' Nov. 1, 2007.

February is Heart Health Month

Although significant progress has been made in increasing awareness among women that heart disease is their #1 killer (from 34 percent in 2000 to 56 percent in 2012) many still fail to make the connection between its risk factors and their personal risk of developing heart disease. In fact, this disease kills 1 out of every 4 American women. In Idaho alone, more than 22,200 women have coronary heart disease.

Cheers goes to Marianne Dyon

Marianne Dyon volunteers primarily at the Friends of the Flathead County Animal Shelter, and the Glacier Symphony and Chorale.

Robert L. Thompson

Robert L. "Bobby" Thompson, 68, died of cancer on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2010, at his home in Columbia Falls. Bobby was born in Conrad, to Charles and Deloris Thompson on Aug. 29, 1941 and grew up in Cut Bank. Bobby was the second of four boys: Teddy, Richard and Ronald. He lived in Spokane briefly, then moved to Columbia Falls in 1989 with his parents and worked for a period of time at Flathead Industries.

Community news

Zinke meet and greet

Fabric art on display at co-op

Othello School Board approves 2016-17 budget

OTHELLO — Othello School District officials approved the budget for 2016-17 at a special meeting this week.

BCH Auxiliary annual Pi Day Pie sale

Celebrate a sweet slice of National Pi Day while supporting a great cause, the Boundary Community Hospital Auxiliary will host its annual Pie Sale on Thursday, March 14, 2024.

Film festival to support outdoor education

Students start in the classroom by learning ecological fundamentals like the water cycle before visiting the mountains to learn how to navigate the winter backcountry and examine factors like snow depth and density. When they return to the classroom, “they’re able to look at what they collected in the field, compare it to what the historical trends are, and then generate conclusions,” Webb said.

Online homeowners intervention program offered by CAPNM

Visit CAPNM’s webpage at https://www.capnm.net/homebuyer-education to enroll in eHome.