Bobcats gear up for stingy SDSU

If Brent Vigen is drawing inspiration from Holy Cross quarterback Matthew Sluka’s 212 rushing yards against South Dakota State last week, he isn’t saying.

No. 3/3 Montana St. at No. 1/1 South Dakota St. Capsules

No. 3/3 Montana St. at No. 1/1 South Dakota St. When: Saturday, 2 p.m.: TV — ESPN2; Web — ESPN+; Radio — Bobcat Radio Network. Where: Dana J Dykhouse Stadium (19,340, AstroTurf) Records: Both teams are 12-1.

At 'Church City,' a taste of Catholic life in Qatar

Sunni and Shiite Muslims and eight Christian denominations constitute the registered religious groups

PRESS CHRISTMAS FOR ALL: Family sticks together through illness

As part of the annual Press Christmas for All campaign, we share with readers the stories of those applying for help. This is one of them. Despite serious illness and the day-to-day challenges of raising a family, “Kate” is the happiest she’s been in a long time.

Flashing lights 'a blessing'

City teams with Rotary Club, others for safety beacons outside Winton Elementary

CDA has flashing beacons at about 25 sites

Bulldogs lead start to finish, four Badgers in double digits

Quick scoring from the Bulldogs and 20 points from both Kelsey Cessna and Karli Banks had Sandpoint in the lead from the start to finish as the Bulldogs defeated Bonners Ferry, 69-47, on Tuesday.

Boundary County Court Records—Dec. 15

Boundary County Court Records—Dec. 15

Legals for December, 15 2022

Legals for December, 15 2022

Polson High senior receives Winslow Nichols Leadership Award

“It’s been my goal to be valedictorian since forever – pretty much at least since I knew what the word meant,” says Polson High senior Aspen McKee.

Mission Valley Choral Society tunes up for weekend concerts

This year’s “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” concerts begin at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17, at the St. Ignatius Mission and 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18, at the Ronan Performing Arts Center.

UM's Rohrbach named FCS Punter of the Year

After leading the nation for much of his first season of college football, Montana freshman punter Patrick Rohrbach earned the Football Championship Subdivision's highest special teams honor Wednesday, being named FCS Punter of the Year by the Augusta Sports Council.

State’s control limited at NIC

Next trustee meeting rescheduled

Though state-level leaders are closely watching the chaos at North Idaho College, they have limited control over the college’s operations. “It is unfortunate to see the college experiencing turmoil amid an ongoing investigation into its accreditation — which would significantly impact current NIC students, businesses and the entire region if lost,” Madison Hardy, Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s press secretary, said in a statement Wednesday. Comments from Little’s office came after three fiery meetings of the NIC board of trustees held last week.

Supports pot law

I’m not a pro-marijuana guy. I voted against Montana’s adult-use cannabis initiative (I-190) in the 2020 election. However, since Montanans approved the initiative and recreational marijuana has taken effect in our state, I’ve been committed to following the will of the voters and making sure our new system works safely and effectively.

Going back-to-back-to-back

Knights navigate exit of 2021 seniors to win 1A state title

LAKEWOOD – Playing late in the season has become second nature for the Royal Knights, who took on Mount Baker in the 1A Gridiron Classic championship game, their sixth appearance in a state title game since 2015 and 14th time overall. The Knights once again left the field victorious, taking down the No. 10 seed Mountaineers 35-20 to finish the 2022 season with a 12-1 record and another trophy. “It feels awesome,” junior tight end Bennett Brown said. “We’ve been working for this forever, we lost all those seniors (from last year), and just to come back and do it again, it’s awesome.” ...

THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: 'The Shark' was so much more than the Air Raid offense

Somehow, that wacky night in Elk Ridge, Utah, sums up the unbelievably brilliant-but-crazy Mike Leach better than anything I’ve seen or heard.

PRESS CHRISTMAS FOR ALL: Mom changes life for daughter

“Amelia” struggled with substance abuse until she learned she was pregnant with her daughter — just two months before the baby was due. The idea of being a mom was new and unexpected, but Amelia was determined to prepare as best she could.

Vandals replace D-II foe, to open 2023 football season at Lamar

"Obviously, it is not ideal to have four home games and seven away games but having an all-Division I schedule is the greater priority for this season," Idaho football coach Jason Eck said.

Logan Health Children’s Toy Box benefits pediatric patients, families

For the fourth consecutive year, Logan Health Children’s will be fundraising during the holiday season to benefit pediatric patients and their families.

NIC ACCREDITATION: Loss will destroy the college

Since the Board of Trustees at NIC seems to think loss of accreditation is fake news, I’d like to inform everyone what this would mean.