Dabrowski honored for service

It is with great pleasure the Women Honoring Women committee awards a Lifetime Achievement Award to Judy Dabrowski — a doer, a leader, a giver and an individual who never seems to run out of energy and enthusiasm.

Daily Bee committed to telling your stories

Hagadone Media Group honors National Newspaper Week by reaffirming its commitment to truth, transparency, and community storytelling. Discover how local journalism strengthens civic life and builds trust.

Press committed to telling your stories

This year’s theme, “Telling Our Stories,” is more relevant than ever. In communities nationwide—big and small, urban and rural—local newspapers remain the backbone of civic life, highlighting the truth, amplifying community voices and capturing moments that shape who we are. At its best, a newspaper is more than just a publication. It’s a guardian of the community’s history and a watchful eye on its future.

Richard Orton, 75

Richard Clarence Orton passed from this life on May 15, with his daughter, Cynthia Dragon Fly, by his side at St Joseph’s Hospital in Polson. There will be a memorial in his honor at 2 p.m. July 26 at Leon Hall (near Post Creek/St Ignatius). He wanted this to be a time of music, food, laughter and sharing.

Law roundup: Passerby stops to smell the flowers

A passerby noticed a flowerbed on fire in Kalispell.

NYC restaurants can open with outdoor seating on Monday

NEW YORK (AP) — Restaurants will be allowed to open with outdoor seating on Monday as New York City enters the second phase of easing coronavirus restrictions, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday.

Patricia Binger

Patricia Sue Binger of Big Arm was born in Long Beach, Calif., on Oct. 1, 1944, to Margaret and Hiram Hovick. Ten days later, having never even met her, her father was killed in a DC-3 crash while on a food dropping mission in the Burma/India area during WWII.

H&W issues fish advisory for anglers in Lake CDA

Jeff Smith said he doesn’t think much about whether the fish in Lake Coeur d’Alene contain toxins.

Herald committed to telling your stories

Hagadone Media Group honors National Newspaper Week by reaffirming its commitment to truth, transparency, and community storytelling. Discover how local journalism strengthens civic life and builds trust.

Richard Menke

Richard Menke

Yesterdays: Deer, horses were starving to death on Wild Horse Island

“Wild Horse is Flathead’s Island of Starvation” the headline read. The island, which was privately-owned at the time by Dr. J.C. Burnett, had 400 deer, 75 horses and 120 bighorn sheep. The sheep were doing well, the story said, but the deer and horses were starving to death. Today most of the island is a state park.

No. 5 Aggies visit Auburn hoping to keep playoff hopes alive

Texas A&M’s path to remain in playoff contention doesn’t seem all that treacherous, but coach Jimbo Fisher knows better.

Sports Briefs January 10, 2011

Jonathan Byrd opened the PGA Tour season Sunday by winning the Tournament of Champions in Kapalua, Hawaii, in a sudden-death playoff against Robert Garrigus, who missed a 3-foot par putt on the second extra hole.

Locals sour on tourism's impact on Whitefish

Local Whitefish residents are increasingly at odds with the tourism industry's impact on the city, even as visitation levels have tapered off since the frantic summers during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Locals sour on tourism's impact on Whitefish

Local Whitefish residents are increasingly at odds with the tourism industry's impact on the city, even as visitation levels have tapered off since the frantic summers during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Connecticut News Digest, 6 pm

Good evening. Here's a look at how AP's general news coverage is shaping up in Connecticut.

Town Talk

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OFFERING FREE ‘GRAB-AND-GO’ MEALS FOR CHILDREN AMID COVID-19 OUTBREAK

Inventive local students earn shot at nationals

North Idaho STEM takes 1/4 of qualifying slots at Invent Idaho state competition

After qualifying in regional Invent Idaho competitions, 110 young inventors competed at the state level. Select winners were picked to progress to the national Invent Idaho competition in Dearborn Michigan, or to exhibit their Inventions in a U. of I. Expo alongside projects from the College of Engineering students.

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