Quagga mussels found on two boats in Montana

Training slated for volunteer inspectors

Boat inspection stations open

Inspection stations and roving inspection crews went into operation on May 24 at key border crossing sites, along major highways and on heavily used water bodies in a statewide effort to halt the spread of aquatic invasive species in Montana.

Fire danger prompts lands agencies to implement Stage 1 Fire Restrictions in northern Idaho

COEUR D’ALENE, ID – With the threat of wildfire danger increasing rapidly in northern Idaho, local land management agencies will implement Stage 1 Fire Restrictions on all lands within the Coeur d’Alene Dispatch area beginning at 11:59 p.m.on August 3, 2017. Fire restrictions are intended to decrease the chance of any preventable fires in the designated areas.

Character, Focus, Honor and Strength

Character is compassion:

Glacier plans east-side housing for workers

Glacier National Park has released a proposal to develop new employee housing at two locations on the east side of the park, replacing 10 dilapidated trailers in St. Mary.

Bernardo Taormina, 87

Bernardo Taormina, 87, a United States Navy and World War II veteran, died of natural causes on May 28, 2011, in Kalispell.

Clinical trials explore new ways of treating cancer

(ARA) - It seems that cancer touches everyone's lives, whether they develop the disease themselves or whether a loved one is diagnosed. While not every cancer diagnosis is fatal, it takes an enormous number of lives every year.

The secret to a stress-free vacation

Vacation is supposed to be fun and relaxing, but if your budget is tight and family members have different and multiple interests, it can be downright stressful. So what's the secret to having a vacation the whole family will enjoy? It's simple, really: Get everyone involved in the decision-making process, set a budget and do your research.

Columbia Bank plans Sept. 8 opening date

MATTAWA - The community of Mattawa could have a functioning bank as soon as Sept. 8. It will be in the former Bank of Whitman building and be known as Columbia Bank.

Zags to open vs. LSU in Eugene

Gonzaga earns No. 2 seed to four-team regional beginning Friday

PLANT NOTES: Tall Oregon Grape

Meander the paths of the North Idaho Native Plant Arboretum and you're sure to spy the distinctive leaves of Oregon's state flower, Tall Oregon Grape

Legals for October, 23 2021

Oregon grape is distinctive addition to your garden

Native Plant Notes are created by the Kinnikinnick Native Plant Society.

Boys and Girls Club hosts breakfast

A crowd of 200 people comfortably sat together, laughing and enjoying breakfast at the Boys and Girls Club of the Flathead Reservation’s new site on Wednesday, Feb. 28.

Spring Rendezvous celebrates historic trading post

One of Montana’s oldest structures came to life last weekend, as history enthusiasts gathered for the annual Spring Rendezvous at Fort Connah outside St. Ignatius.

Boat inspection stations open

Inspection stations and roving inspection crews went into operation on May 24 at key border crossing sites, along major highways and on heavily used water bodies in a statewide effort to halt the spread of aquatic invasive species in Montana.

Vending permit debated

The Whitefish City Council gave city planning director David Taylor the OK to renew a temporary vendor permit for Dave Sheeran's Second Street Pizza business. The permit would be good for 60 days.

Boat inspection stations open

Inspection stations and roving inspection crews went into operation on May 24 at key border crossing sites, along major highways and on heavily used water bodies in a statewide effort to halt the spread of aquatic invasive species in Montana.

Quagga mussels found on two boats in Montana

Training slated for volunteer inspectors

Coal union seeks order protecting miners from coronavirus

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A union representing U.S. coal miners asked a court Tuesday to force the federal government to take unspecified measures to protect them from