Legals for November, 11 2020

WILD ART-Old Troy Town Pump store gets demolished

A demolition crew dismantles...

Defendant takes the stand

Murder suspect says victim attacked ‘out of the blue,’ but not by him

Jeffrey Allen Nixon testified in his own defense Thursday, telling jurors during several hours on the witness stand that it was Robert Lake who brutally murdered 49-year-old Wesley “Bubba” Collins on April 12, 2010, not him.

The Latest: Actor Antonio Banderas says he has COVID-19

NEW YORK — Antonio Banderas says he has tested positive for COVID-19 and is celebrating his 60th birthday in quarantine.

The Latest: Georgia gov says school reopenings going well

ATLANTA — Georgia’s governor says the reopening of some of the state’s schools amid the coronavirus outbreak has gone well except for photos shared on social media showing students crowded together in hallways.

Police: Couple steals $300 albino python from pet store

PEABODY, Mass. (AP) — Police in Peabody, Massachusetts, are looking for a couple who slithered away with a snake worth $300 from a city pet store.

Police: Couple steals $300 albino python from pet store

PEABODY, Mass. (AP) — Police in Peabody, Massachusetts, are looking for a couple who slithered away with a snake worth $300 from a city pet store.

Haggen grocery store chain files for bankruptcy protection

Talks will begin to sell many company assets

BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) - The small grocery-store chain Haggen has filed for bankruptcy protection.

Bigfork Thrift Store closing its doors

By ALEX STRICKLAND

The Latest: US government seizes over 10M fake N95 masks

WASHINGTON — Federal agents have seized more than 10 million fake N95 masks in recent weeks.

How I normally begin my day – step by step

This morning, the alarm on my iPhone went off at 6:05 AM. When it made that familiar sound, I reached out and touched the word “stop” on the display screen to silence it. I habitually sleep on my side, but after I shut off the alarm, I always end up on my back.

Bronco bats too much for Soap Lake

SOAP LAKE — As well as Lind-Ritzville swung the bats on Tuesday, Soap Lake needed a sharp defensive effort to stay in the game.

Pompeo has closed-door meetings with Bahrain's royal family

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo held closed-door meetings Wednesday with Bahrain's royal family and planned others with top officials in the United Arab Emirates amid the Trump administration's push for Arab nations to recognize Israel.

Eat to keep your colon healthy

March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, which leads into a great discussion on things you can do to lower your risk of colon cancer. Although colon cancer is the third most common type of cancer among men and women in the U.S., it remains one of the more preventable cancers with early screening. Furthermore, certain nutrients have well established connections to colon cancer prevention.

Football is back, and so are the stories

Football is finally back.

Superintendent challenges critic

Marcus Brainard, your letter in the Aug. 20 Whitefish Pilot was amazing. This is almost as good as your letter to the Pilot dated July 31, 2008, "Tossed from gym." In both letters you misled the Whitefish community with false accusations, no proof and, most importantly, lacking the intestinal fortitude to address issues in person.

Bulldog bats crush Browning in shutout

It was all Whitefish on Saturday as the Lady 'Dogs' bats paved the way to a 16-0 romp over Class A Browning at Smith Fields.

Taking on the ultra challenge

This past Saturday I entered my first ultra marathon at Frater Lake, Wash. It is a veteran memorial for Emory Corwine who was a special operations instructor at Fairchild Air Force Base. He was killed in a motorcycle accident July 12, 2012. So the race kicks off at 6:12 a.m. in the morning.

School parking focus of hearing

A public hearing on the proposed residential on-street parking permit program around Flathead High School and Elrod Elementary tops the agenda of Tuesday’s Kalispell Planning Board meeting.

Royal ladies fall to Warden in volleyball

ROYAL CITY - After struggling a week and a half against top-notch, state-level competition, Royal High School played a good volleyball match against Warden but still lost in four games, 14-25, 19-25, 25-20 and 24-26.