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Robin Street, 85
Robin Street passed away peacefully at home Feb. 14, 2019, after a 24-year battle with prostate cancer.
Gianforte rides Trump train during Polson visit
Referring to Montana’s upcoming special election as a referendum on President Donald Trump’s first few months in office, Republican U.S. House of Representatives candidate Greg Gianforte visited Polson last week with a clear proposition for the GOP voter base.
Ross Creek Cedars will close soon for trail work
As part of a Great American Outdoors Act funded project, the area will be undergoing these improvements beginning this spring, with weather permitting, as early as April 2025.
Practice makes perfect for Sanders County 4-Hers
Tuesday night was an evening for members of local 4-H groups to perfect their showmanship for the upcoming goat and sheep competition during this year’s Sanders County Fair.
Sixers 11U continue strong season despite 1-2 weekend
MOSES LAKE — Despite a 1-2 weekend, the Central Washington Sixers 11U (17-10) are off to a strong start to their season, according to Head Coach Sonny Garza. “Season's going pretty good overall,” Garza said. “We won a tournament a few weeks back. We have a couple second places, and the last couple weekends we've been facing some pretty good all-star teams that have kind of been put together. It's good to start facing those types of teams again, and we're still seeing some of those same tough teams that we've played the last couple years, which is also really good.”
FBIwarns ransomware assault threatens US healthcare system
BOSTON (AP) — The FBI and two federal agencies say cybercriminals are unleashing a major ransomware assault against the U.S. healthcare system. Independent security experts say it has already hobbled at least four U.S. hospitals this month, and could potentially impact hundreds more. In a joint alert, the FBI and two federal agencies say they have credible information of an imminent cybercrime threat to U.S. hospitals and healthcare providers. They say malicious groups are targeting the sector with ransomware that could lead to data theft and disruption of healthcare services. The attacks do not appear to have any connection to the U.S. presidential election.
LETTER: Reasons for the housing crisis
There is a reason homes are so expensive. The city of Whitefish is trying to figure out the reason private sector people working in Whitefish cannot afford to live in Whitefish. They must live in Kalispell or Columbia Falls. The problem was created by Congress back in 1974 — trying to end sex discrimination.
Head of Idaho Commerce Department stepping down
BOISE (AP) - The head of Idaho's Department of Commerce for the last three years has decided to step down and resume his career in the private sector.
What people make: FVCC
The attached chart listing pay scales for Flathead Valley Community College is part of an ongoing series by the Daily Inter Lake on public-sector pay.
FAIRGROUDS: There already was a plan
These days I’m never amazed at the lack of memory our citizens display. Regarding the fairgrounds, a little while ago, then Sheriff Watson had the vision that made great sense both in the public safety sector, and in terms of long-term costs.
Dorman has backing of conservative groups
Dorman possesses the education, skills, and private sector experience for assessor post
HAMMOND: Measures up for Cd’A
As an Idaho native and a local resident of 50 years, and a person who has worked locally in the public and private sectors, I’ve had the rare opportunity to work with Jim Hammond and to call him friend.
Narcan vending machine has long path to installation, cancellation
MOSES LAKE – North Central Washington Libraries staff said they were surprised by Moses Lake City Council’s actions requiring the removal of the Narcan vending machine from the Moses Lake Public Library in late March. NCW Deputy Director for Public Services Kim Neher said the machine being installed wasn’t an initiative spearheaded by the library district, but rather something the city had approached them about.
Montana census resumes operations
Montana census workers are some of the first in the nation able to resume on-the-ground operations, as the U.S. Census Bureau scrambles to get an accurate count of the population in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Montana census resumes operations
Montana census workers are some of the first in the nation able to resume on-the-ground operations, as the U.S. Census Bureau scrambles to get an accurate count of the population in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Barca 4-0 win at Mallorca features Messi and pitch invader
Lionel Messi scored one and set up two more goals as Barcelona picked up where it left off before a three-month stoppage for the COVID-19 pandemic, beating Mallorca 4-0 to extend its Spanish league lead on Saturday.
Barca 4-0 win at Mallorca features Messi and pitch invader
Lionel Messi scored one and set up two more goals as Barcelona picked up where it left off before a three-month stoppage for the COVID-19 pandemic, beating Mallorca 4-0 to extend its Spanish league lead on Saturday.
Barca 4-0 win at Mallorca features Messi and pitch invader
Lionel Messi scored one and set up two more goals as Barcelona picked up where it left off before a three-month stoppage for the COVID-19 pandemic, beating Mallorca 4-0 to extend its Spanish league lead on Saturday.
Hunter sight-in days at Whitefish Rifle and Pistol Club
The Whitefish Rifle and Pistol Club is providing its Hunter Sight-in on Oct. 4 and 5 and Oct. 17 and 18, from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., at the Whitefish Rifle and Pistol Club range, 323 Rifle Range Road.
Kalispell Council steps into sidewalk and trail funding discussion
Each option would generate a different level of funding that would then impact the number of blocks of sidewalk constructed, the length of trail and including American with Disabilities Act improvements.