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Northwest Montana Posse of Westerners (a history organization) presents a program Monday, March 18, titled “Morton J. Elrod, Montana’s Pioneer Naturalist” by Tom Bansak, assistant director for the Flathead Lake Biological Station, University of Montana.
County, city split on bypass
The Kalispell City Council and the Flathead County commissioners have split on how the U.S. 93 Bypass should be tackled.
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THURSDAY, June 16
Blizzard warning of up to 10 feet of snow in the Sierra could make travel 'dangerous to impossible'
“Do not take this storm lightly,” the weather service in Reno warned.
Brazil and Japan report first cases of the omicron variant
the finding illustrates the difficulty in containing the virus in an age of jet travel and economic globalization
Cole McArthur: Workings of a winner
Cole McArthur’s hard work has turned into some of Ronan’s
Close the flap on 'box store tax'
Sure, it would be easy to pick on "box stores" by slapping them with a tax. But that tax plan comes with a cost, which is evident with Costco's announcement last week that it is suspending planned capital investments in Montana because of a proposed box-store tax.
Haines Drug closes doors after 98 years
Whitefish Pilot
Store's opening delayed by elk collision
By CHRIS PETERSON / Hungry Horse News
Democratic House ‘squad’ member Ayanna Pressley is reelected
BOSTON (AP) — U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley, a member of the Democratic “squad” in Congress, has breezed past independent Roy Owens to win a second term.
Auchincloss scores open House seat; Biden wins Massachusetts
BOSTON (AP) — Democrat Joe Biden won Massachusetts, Democratic U.S. Sen. Edward Markey was reelected for another six-year term and Democrat Jake Auchincloss was voted into the state's open U.S. House seat as voting concluded Tuesday.
FBI balks at background checks for pot licenses
SEATTLE - The FBI is refusing to run nationwide background checks on people applying to run legal marijuana businesses in Washington state, even though it has conducted similar checks in Colorado - a discrepancy that illustrates the quandary the Justice Department faces as it allows the states to experiment with regulating a drug that's long been illegal under federal law.
On the cutting edge: Acutech expands waterjet, ironwork capabilities at new facility
A business initially built on cutting-edge waterjet technology has expanded into a new facility on Montana 40 with broader capabilities and a new name.
Despite drought, reservoir should fill
Hungry Horse News
Despite drought, reservoir should fill
Hungry Horse News
For richer or poorer: Don't let newlywed bliss turn into financial nightmare
(BPT) - For better or worse, richer or poorer – that’s the promise most couples make when they face one-another at the altar. When it comes to finances and young love, it can be easy to fall into some common pitfalls that can haunt couples long after the wedding day.
Despite drought, reservoir should fill
Hungry Horse News
Burns visits with community groups
During the day Saturday, U.S.. Sen. Conrad Burns met with the mayors from Libby, Troy and Eureka about their individual and collective needs and then with groups with concerns about the EPA cleanup, broadband access, infrastructure improvements for the old mill site, a medical access network linking doctors and hospitals throughout northwest Montana, a medical trust for asbestos victims, and a group concerned about proposed spills from Libby Dam for the endangered white sturgeon.
Music festival founder has long career in event production
Johnny Shockey is doing something that most music fans can only dream of — bringing together some of his favorite nationally known singers and bands to play for two days in his own backyard.
Walking back Flint's childhood blood lead crisis
Because I took an active part in the public debate over childhood blood lead levels here in Shoshone County in the early 2000s — when the EPA proposed the expansion of the Box’s Superfund site to the entire Coeur d’Alene Basin — I had more than a passing interest in the blood lead crisis in Flint, Mich., when it erupted into headlines in the nation’s press in 2014-2015.