Walmart drops ammunition, firearms on display in some stores

NEW YORK (AP) — Walmart says it has removed ammunition and firearms from displays at some of its stores in the wake of the killing of George Floyd that has set off sometimes violent demonstrations against police brutality and injustice against African Americans.

Walmart moves guns, ammunition in some stores to secure area

NEW YORK (AP) — Walmart says it has removed ammunition and firearms from displays at some of its stores in the wake of the killing of George Floyd that has set off sometimes violent demonstrations against police brutality and injustice against African Americans.

Block parties

Whitefish man researches history of local ice harvests

Whitefish native Kevin McCready got hooked on the history of the Flathead's coolest crop harvested in the dead of winter.

Many feared dead after Florida beachfront condo collapses

A wing of a 12-story beachfront condo building collapsed with a roar in a town outside Miami early Thursday, killing at least one person and trapping residents in rubble and twisted metal. Rescuers pulled out dozens of survivors and continued to look for more.

City OK’s more residential, commercial development

The city council last week approved a request by the Nitopi Family Trust of Whitefish for a mixed-use planned unit development off Fourth Avenue West.

Global watchdog proposes tax overhaul for Big Tech

LONDON (AP) — A global economic watchdog on Monday proposed an overhaul of international tax rules to make sure big tech companies pay their dues, and warned that failure to adopt it would make the economic recovery from COVID-19 harder.

Global watchdog proposes tax overhaul for Big Tech

LONDON (AP) — A global economic watchdog on Monday proposed an overhaul of international tax rules to make sure big tech companies pay their dues, and warned that failure to adopt it would make the economic recovery from COVID-19 harder.

The Inside Edge - Off to the races

n They’re off to the races! — The Northwest Alpine racing scene kicked into action last weekend, with local athletes traveling to Panorama, B.C. and Mount Bachelor, Oregon for competitions. NASTAR also opened last week on solid snow. Details below.

EDITORIAL: Cars, boats and crafts: Enjoy!

If it’s cool and it’s on wheels, it’s likely to be in Evergreen on Saturday.

Cars, boats and crafts: Enjoy the weekend!

If it’s cool and it’s on wheels, it’s likely to be in Evergreen on Saturday.

Plenty of pike, perch under the ice

Fish Tips

Ice fishing is steady as ever.

Kristian offers a sales pitch

Steve Griffitts of Jobs Plus is always looking for sound research he can use to entice businesses to move here.

Harold and Jinks Vachal

Harold and Jinks Vachal celebrated 70 years of marriage Sept. 30 with an open house at Eidsvold Lutheran Church in Somers. Granddaughter Danna (Vachal) Gonzalez wore her grandmother’s wedding dress, which was also worn by daughter Suzi, friend Velma (Seney) Heinrichsen, and goddaughter Rose (Rogge) Bjornstad for their weddings, and the veil was worn by niece Karen (Seney) Adams for hers. Granddaughter Amy (Vachal) Wambach modeled it for the Vachals’ 50th anniversary.

Resort tax will come with property tax rebate

City leaders continue to work on the finer details on a proposed resort tax, Mayor Don Barnhart told city council Monday night.

Baked Fish

Baked fish

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This week in history - August 5, 2021

This week in history - August 5, 2021

Law roundup: Rocket launchers and grenades for sale

A passerby thought it was suspicious that people standing on a corner allegedly had signs about selling rocket launchers and rocket-propelled grenades. Kalispell Police Department officers only located

Montana governor orders 1 million residents to stay at home

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Montana Gov. Steve Bullock on Thursday announced that he's ordering the state’s 1 million residents to stay in their homes in a stepped-up effort to fight the spread of the coronavirus.

Montana governor orders 1 million residents to stay at home

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Montana Gov. Steve Bullock on Thursday announced that he's ordering the state’s 1 million residents to stay in their homes in a stepped-up effort to fight the spread of the coronavirus.