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Standing up against protectionist dairy industry
CFBB gearing up for annual auction event
In a summer of anniversaries, the Community Foundation for a Better Bigfork's 9th annual auction might not be the longest or the most impressive streak. But it might be the most useful.
Affordable housing project eyed on 93 South
Whitefish is in the running for a major grant to back an affordable housing project on Highway 93 South.
Firm unveils new promises in bid to buy dot-org registry
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A private equity firm announced Friday what it calls legally binding commitments designed to ease concerns that its proposed $1.1 billion private takeover of the dot-org domain-setting registry would lead to price gouging and censorship.
LCSO blotter Oct. 31 - Nov. 2.
The ATV reported stolen last week has been found and returned to Montana Power Products in Libby.
Upcoming events and meetings
Upcoming events and meetings
Northam says next phase of reopening at least a week away
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam says he's holding off on further relaxing restrictions on businesses and public gatherings, citing concerns about the rising number of coronavirus cases in other states.
Law roundup: Man wants to save the trees from dog pee
A man reportedly had a bone to pick with leashed dogs urinating on trees on public property. He called the Kalispell Police Department, wanting to know what he could do to save the trees from a death sentence by dog pee. The preoccupied man also wanted to know if he could pepper-spray ...
Land to Hand presents 11th annual Free the Seeds event
Land to Hand presents the annual Free the Seeds event on Saturday, March 7, from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. in the Arts and Technology Building at Flathead Valley Community College.
Legals for July, 28 2023
Will the UPS Store be sent packing?
Whether the Whitefish UPS Store will be allowed to stay at its new location has yet to be decided.
Northwest Notes Nov. 28, 2020
Gonzaga women's season-opening contest against Oklahoma in the Bad Boy Mowers Crossover Classic, scheduled for today, has been canceled. Oklahoma’s program could not meet the player availability threshold for the event due to COVID-19 tracing. The Bulldogs will now face top-ranked South Carolina at noon PST on Sunday, and South Dakota at noon PST on Monday.
Gassman named top FSPW volunteer
Annie Gassman is one of those people who prefers action over talk.
Fair & Home Show gates open Friday
MOSES LAKE - Home is where the fair is.
Visit to Alabama school draws ire
Obama's top education aid expected to appear on Monday
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Alabama's Legislative Black Caucus on Saturday called on U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan to cancel a planned appearance at Robert E. Lee High School in Montgomery.
Craig Campbell: Hooked to headline Cd'A concert
Georgia-raised country singer Craig Campbell will be headlining the opening night arena concert Wednesday, Aug. 26 at the North Idaho Fair and Rodeo.
Ask your audiologist No more broken hearing aid!
New titanium mini completely in the canal hearing aids are out. These shells are super strong. Fifteen times stronger than traditional acrylic hearing aid shells. My manufacturer’s representative even stepped on one and it didn’t crack or change shape. He then soaked it in a glass of water for half an hour and it still worked. These are very moisture and dust resistant so the inner circuitry will hold up as well as the outer shell. The sound quality is top notch and has the ability to fit most degrees of hearing loss.
CAROUSEL: What's ahead
We’d like to thank the members of our community who wrote letters to the editor regarding our historic Playland Pier Carousel. In only four months of operation, we’re excited that 17,000 people have been able to ride this beautiful attraction — many of whom have shared the memories of their youth. Maintaining its 95-year-old components and preserving its history are our top priority.
Logjam Presents plans new concert venue in Bozeman
Montana-based concert promoter Logjam Presents has begun construction on a new 1,500-person capacity venue in Bozeman. The state-of-the-art facility will be located at 506 Seventh Ave. in Bozeman’s midtown district. The name of the new venue will be the ELM.
Shooting Stars at Schweitzer
SANDPOINT — While they may not be superstars, they certainly are super-Starlight Racers with their repetitive wins. Matt Gillis continues to go undefeated as the fastest overall skier for the third week in a row, in just 19.97 seconds, and team “Rusty Springs” remained in first place.