Arlee grocery store upgrades

ARLEE — Wilson Foods in Arlee is nearing the completion of its remodelling project, which began with additions and renovations in October 2008.

SC sets new COVID-19 case record; $1.2B federal money spent

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina lawmakers have approved spending about $1.2 billion in federal relief money to handle

Holiday aglow

Fourth was last before fireworks ban

County seeks to stop recycling company

EPHRATA - Grant County is trying to stop a Moses Lake business from processing scrap metal.

Visitor unwelcome in Whitefish's 'hoboville'

A man who wanted to have lunch with friends at a park gazebo called Whitefish Police Department to report the area had turned into “hoboville.” He alleged the people who appeared to be camping there had it set up “like it’s their living room.” When he approached the residents of hoboville, they reportedly told him to “(expletive) off and find somewhere else to eat,” and threatened to beat him up. Incensed, the man told dispatchers “thousands of children are upset about the hoboville,” and wanted law enforcement officers to contact him “with results.” Someone — either the man or law enforcement — spoke with the individuals and they reportedly were “going to behave.”

Law Roundup

Flathead County sheriff

Police calls: Dogs go after laying hens

U.S. 93 zoning changes sent back for rewrite

Business leaders oppose a change for different reasons

By RICHARD HANNERS

Rescues - James Bond style

Park Board approval will seal hovercraft deal for Whitefish Lake

Council takes up panhandling ordinance tonight

An ordinance to ban most panhandling in Kalispell goes before the Kalispell City Council for a first reading tonight.

Housing and commercial development goes to Kalispell planning board

A youth center, hotel, gas station, restaurant and housing are among the uses in a development proposed for roughly 40 acres on the north end of Kalispell. The property located at the corner of Church Drive and U.S. 93 is undeveloped and lies just north of Silverbrook Estates.

Letters to the editor Feb. 26

Letters to the editor Feb. 26

Time Capsule: Free marriage, Fire destroys bunkhouse, Wal-Mart loses permit, Hefners guilty

A stroll through the archives: free marriage, fire consumes Mission bunkhouse, Wal-Mart loses permit, Hefners found guilty

Visitor unwelcome in Whitefish's 'hoboville'

A man who wanted to have lunch with friends at a park gazebo called Whitefish Police Department to report the area had turned into “hoboville.” He alleged the people who appeared to be camping there had it set up “like it’s their living room.” When he approached the residents of hoboville, they reportedly told him to “(expletive) off and find somewhere else to eat,” and threatened to beat him up. Incensed, the man told dispatchers “thousands of children are upset about the hoboville,” and wanted law enforcement officers to contact him “with results.” Someone — either the man or law enforcement — spoke with the individuals and they reportedly were “going to behave.”

U.S. 93 zoning changes sent back for rewrite

Business leaders oppose a change for different reasons

By RICHARD HANNERS

Police calls: Dogs go after laying hens

U.S. 93 zoning changes sent back for rewrite

Business leaders oppose a change for different reasons

By RICHARD HANNERS

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FRONT ROW: Prep soccer regular season winding down

The top seed in the 5A Region 1 girls soccer tournament, which starts Saturday, is still up for grabs.

Another chance to attend the bee

Canfield eighth- graders in top 5 of spelling bee video contest

The 2015 North Idaho Regional Spelling Bee champion didn't advance as far as he hoped in the local bee rounds this year, so he's seizing an opportunity for a second chance to attend the national contest.