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Hunters must be aware of still-active bears
Recent grizzly bear attacks involving hunters reinforces the importance of being bear aware in Montana, even with a thick layer of snow on the ground in most parts of the state.
Polson an option for prerelease center
POLSON — Although the proposal is very preliminary at this stage, Polson has been named as an option for a new state prerelease center.
Yellowstone spill: D.C. is getting a show poodle
It is no surprise Gov. Brian Schweitzer's decision to suddenly stop working with federal Environmental Protection Agency officials and ExxonMobil and stage a grandstanding attack on a major Billings-area employer came just days after a new poll showed him within striking distance of grabbing a new job in the United States Senate. The poll shows Schweitzer could defeat Sen. Max Baucus in a Democrat primary for his U.S. Senate seat by currying favor with multi-million dollar radical environmentalist groups hostile to Montana's energy economy.
Williams signs with Carroll College
A post on the Carroll College Web site says it all: “We got him!”
Winter storms in spring a gamble for migrating birds
It’s only early April, still winter in Montana most years. Not this year, however, as spring is headed at us like a high speed freight train.
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.
Winter storms in spring a gamble for migrating birds
It’s only early April, still winter in Montana most years. Not this year, however, as spring is headed at us like a high speed freight train.
Williams signs with Carroll College
A post on the Carroll College Web site says it all: “We got him!”
Legals May 11, 2017
Notice of Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that the Polson City Commission will on Monday, the 15th day of May, 2017, at 6:30 p.m. in the Polson City Hall, 106 1st Street East, Polson, Montana, hold a public hearing for the purpose of a proposed major subdivision. Wash N Go, LLC of Polson is proposing to subdivide Lot 1-A-1d of South Shore Subdivision into two lots for commercial development. The subject property is located at 103 Rufus Lane in Polson. The Polson City Commission will take public testimony and review the proposed major subdivision. Following public testimony, the City Commission will vote to approve, conditionally approve, or deny the proposed subdivision. This public notice is made pursuant to 76-3-605 MCA. Contact the City of Polson Planner at 106 1st Street East, Polson, Montana 59860; by email at [email protected]; or call 406-883-8213 to obtain further information. Contact the Polson City Clerk at Polson City Hall, 106 1st Street East, Polson, Montana, 59860; by email at [email protected]; or call 406-883-8203 to request an accommodation. Dated at Polson, Montana this 17th day of April, 2017. Cora Pritt Polson City Clerk Polson, MT Published on April 27, 2017, May 4, 2017, and May 11, 2017. MNAXLP
The Latest: Rome region warns of possible new lockdowns
ROME — The Italian region that includes Rome is warning citizens that local lockdowns might have to be ordered if there are more clusters of coronavirus infections.
Mayor: Body cam not activated in police killing of Black man
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A police officer who shot and killed a Black man holding a cell phone in Ohio's capital city early Tuesday did not activate his body camera beforehand, and dash cameras on the officers' cruiser were also not activated, city officials said.
Lady Lions too hot for Jaguars to handle
MOSES LAKE - After 10 matches in which they've rarely been challenged, keeping his players motivated seems to be the biggest problem facing Moses Lake Christian volleyball coach Dean Spurbeck.
OPINION: 'Don't be afraid?' Tell that to the Europeans
Please allow me to address the “Don’t be afraid” sentiments we are hearing from people who think there is nothing wrong with bringing in “unvetted” refugees.
NFL players to gather in Whitefish for good cause
The Whitefish Winter Classic will celebrate its 25th anniversary on Thursday through Sunday, March 12-14. Over the years, the organization has raised more than $1 million to assist Flathead Valley children with non-covered medical costs.
Joseph Kilbourne Haynes
Joseph Kilbourne Haynes, 67, passed from this life to be with our Lord, the evening of Nov. 11, 2008. He was in his home surrounded by his wife and many loving family members. He fought a long and non-complaining battle with cancer.
Drive safe out there!
With the Christmas holiday mere days away, a large portion of Silver Valley residents will be traveling in some capacity for the weekend.
Bone marrow registration drive adds donors, raises awareness
When Bigfork art teacher Sarah Taylor found out last spring that her sister had been diagnosed with two forms of leukemia, she had no idea how difficult it would be to find a matching donor for a bone marrow transplant.
Hospitals in Flathead County woo Canadian patients
Canadians who don’t want to wait several months for elective or non-emergency surgery are traveling across the border in increasing numbers to Flathead Valley hospitals ready and waiting to deliver expedient care.
Property tax recommendations to the Governor's Office
In Flathead County, property taxes have increased well beyond inflation for residential homes and businesses.
New-look Cedar Creek forest project seeks public comment
But a new part of the current proposal would allow for the construction of a new trailhead and parking area for horse trailers as well as an increase in the time FS roads 4727 and 402 are open.