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Animal shelter waives adoption fees this weekend
The Better Together Animal Alliance is waiving adoption fees for adult animals this weekend. The shelter is currently experiencing an influx of surrendered animals, and is near full capacity.
Council to look at tourism management
The Whitefish City Council will review its Sustainable Tourism Management Plan draft during a work session tonight at 6 p.m.
Fifth annual Free the Seeds! returns to FVCC on Saturday
The Free The Seeds! event returns to Flathead Community College this weekend for its fifth annual presentation of workshops, activities, seed sharing and more.
Online voter registration effort launched
Last week, an online portal was launched to encourage voter registration.
Deputies send disc golfers back to Washington
Unwanted neighbors getting educated
Flyers GM Fletcher expects Patrick to return from migraines
VOORHEES, N.J. (AP) — Philadelphia Flyers general Chuck Fletcher expects center Nolan Patrick to return from a migraine disorder and play this season.
FAS Youth Orchestra accepting new members
The Festival at Sandpoint’s Youth Orchestra is accepting new members, with the first rehearsal being held Monday, Sept. 18. Classes are free for all ages and held weekly on Monday evenings.
Radine Joyce Schell Burch, 75
Radine Joyce Schell Burch, 75, of Sandpoint Idaho, passed away on Sept 1, 2022.
Radine Joyce Schell Burch, 75
Radine Joyce Schell Burch, 75, of Sandpoint, Idaho, passed away on Sept 1, 2022.
NIC Theatre’s ‘I Hate Hamlet’ premieres Thursday
The North Idaho College Theatre Department will perform “I Hate Hamlet” at 7:30 p.m. April 13, 14, 15 and April 20, 21, 22 at the Boswell Hall Schuler Performing Arts Center at NIC’s campus in Coeur d’Alene.
Moses Lake Museum and Arts Center to host hip-hop lecture
MOSES LAKE – Artist and activist King Khazm will be lecturing on hip-hop music at the Moses Lake Museum and Arts Center Aug. 31 from 6 to 7 p.m., according to a press release from the museum. The Moses Lake Museum and Arts Center is partnering with the Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau to host the lecture, which is titled “Hip-Hop and It Don’t Stop,” and will be on the art, history, philosophy, and ethics of hip-hop. The Speakers Bureau is an organization that provides free public presentations on history, politics, music, philosophy and spiritual traditions to Washington communities. “Hip-hop culture and its founding principles are often misunderstood due to its commodification and exploitation by corporate interests and mainstream media,” stated the release. “Few know its humble roots as a tool to unify, uplift, and amplify voices, particularly for youth of color.”
Don't forget your local elections
We know there’s an immense amount on interest in the special election being held May 25 to pick Montana’s lone member of the U.S. House of Representatives. That was inevitable when popular congressman Ryan Zinke resigned to become Donald Trump’s secretary of the interior.
FVCC lecture looks at Turkey's role in Europe, Middle East
Flathead Valley Community College’s 2019 Honors Symposium continues Thursday, Feb. 28 with an examination of Turkey’s geopolitical role in Europe and the Middle East.
Local email scam claims that recipient owes traffic fine
An email scam that attempts to impersonate the Department of Motor Vehicles has been circulating locally, according to the Kalispell Police Department.
St. Luke receives Plum Creek grant
Finding a vein is not always easy when a healthcare professional has to draw blood for testing or insert an IV for infusion of fluids or medications. Now a $3,000 grant from Plum Creek Foundation will help St. Luke Community Healthcare in Ronan purchase state of the art technology which will make these difficult “sticks” easier.
Student collapses during practice
By FAITH MOLDAN
Shaw responds
To the editor,
Uniting for sight
I am Claire Anderson, a long-time resident of Whitefish and currently a senior at Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vt. I graduate this May and plan on attending medical school to pursue a career as an ophthalmologist.
Passion for yoga center of new studio
Holly Purdy and Suzy Argon want to share their love of yoga with others.
Misrepresented or misunderstood
Editor,