Master Gardener: Fall garden cleanup

Leave the leaves for the birds and the bees!

Without mentioning the one word that gardeners dread the most -- the one that begins with an “f” and ends with “all” – it’s time to ponder those late-season gardening tasks.

On the road to vaccinate

Mobile teams preparing to reach those who want vaccine

Panhandle Health District plans mobile outreach

AG candidate wants to break Democrat hold

By RICHARD HANNERS / Whitefish Pilot

Gov. visits to express worry about coal mine north of Glacier

Hungry Horse News

AG candidate wants to break Democrat hold

By RICHARD HANNERS / Whitefish Pilot

Final campaign for auditorium project

A letter-to-the-editor in last week’s Whitefish Pilot has raised a question about the amount of money still owed on the Whitefish Middle School auditorium. The answer is that the fundraising team has raised (and paid off) just over $3.2 million.

THE DIRT: 2025 Lead Health Intervention Blood Screening

Summer is the time for camping, biking, hiking, and swimming. We explore the great outdoors and, in so doing, put ourselves at risk for lead exposure.

Salvation Army seeks volunteer bell ringers

From left, Deana Underwood, her granddaughter Shayly Towe, 5, and store manager Bert Bundrick, dressed as the Grinch, stand outside the doors of Smith's Food and Drug Store in Kalispell, ringing bells for the Salvation Army. Bundrick was waving and holding a handful of five dollar bills offering to match $5 donations. The Salvation Army is seeking volunteer bell ringers for their red donation kettles. (Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)

THANKS: TESH fundraiser a success

The Knights of Columbus in Coeur d'Alene, Hayden, Post Falls and Rathdrum wish to thank everyone who supported our annual Tootsie Roll fundraiser to benefit Special Olympics and TESH, a local organization that assists the developmentally disabled in North Idaho. Our special thanks to the area retail stores that allowed us to conduct the fundraiser in front of their stores.

Town Pump construction

Robinson Sand & Gravel began tearing down the Town Pump convenience store and Magic Diamond Casino Tuesday at the intersection of Reserve Drive and U.S. 2 in Kalispell. The new convenience store and casino, built by Swank Enterprises starting in mid-July last year, is now open for business. A new island of fuel pumps and more parking will be built later this spring. Feb. 11, 2014 in Kalispell, Montana. (Patrick Cote/Daily Inter Lake)

Old Photo Too 2-22

Proprietors The operators of the new food store in south Libby are Lloyd Corbett, left, and Merritt Dutton. Corbett, who formerly conducted a logging operation, is the owner of the South Libby Market, the grocery portion of the business, and Dutton, who has 15 years of experience in the meat cutting trade, is the owner of Merritt's Guaranteed Meats. The business, located in the old South Libby store building at 1202 Utah Ave., opened last Friday.

Joan M Schafer

Oct. 31st, 1930 – Jan. 17th, 2020

Tractor Supply holds grand opening

A new Tractor Supply retail store officially opened in Evergreen on Thursday and will hold a grand opening through Sunday.

Community events: Free meals, Thrift store

Columbia Falls Community Kitchen will be serving free, hot meals on Nov. 29 and 30 at 6 p.m. in the basement of St. Richard’s Catholic Church.

A New Shopping Experience for North Koreans

GAL Cookhouse One

Folks lined up at the heritag Museum’s Cookhouse to get some delicious food before shopping for crafts in the adjacent building. Pulled pork, sausages and burgers could be slathered with grilled onions for hungry patrons.

H&H Tikes

Dam Herstein of H & H Tikes begins to convert a Harley Davidson motorcycle into a customized trike on Wednesday, June 10, at his shop in Kalispell. (Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)

Downtown Decorating

Cathi Spence of Think Local hangs lights and greenery at her Main Street shop on Tuesday afternoon in Kalispell. Think Local is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day until Christmas Eve.

Severity of Europe E. coli outbreak stuns experts

Scientists remain unsure what produce, and what country, is responsible

BERLIN - The foodborne bacterial outbreak that has hit Germany and other European nations is unlike anything Western experts have seen: 16 dead and more than 1,000 sick, including nearly 400 suffering severe and potentially fatal symptoms. But several days into the health threat, scientists remain unsure what produce - and what country - is responsible.

AP Explains: Key takeaways from a surprising jobs report

BALTIMORE (AP) — No one saw it coming — 2.5 million job gains in May and a lower unemployment rate.