Friday Sports in Brief

NHL

Friday Sports in Brief

NHL

Dove hunting starting off well

Dove hunting can be a day-by-day event. One day the hunting is good, followed by a dip in the temperature and the birds disappear.

Surging Orioles drop Nationals into cellar with 7-3 victory

BALTIMORE (AP) — The unpredictable nature of this wacky baseball season can best be summed up by the current status of a team that's coming off two straight 100-loss seasons and a club that last fall won its first World Series.

Surging Orioles drop Nationals into cellar with 7-3 victory

BALTIMORE (AP) — The unpredictable nature of this wacky baseball season can best be summed up by the current status of a team that's coming off two straight 100-loss seasons and a club that last fall won its first World Series.

What you need to know today about the virus outbreak

The death toll from the global coronavirus pandemic has surpassed 14,600 people worldwide, and it has sickened more than 335,000. Leaders in the U.S. are hammering out a rescue package that could be worth nearly $2 trillion, while the death toll in Italy soars again.

What you need to know today about the virus outbreak

The death toll from the global coronavirus pandemic has surpassed 14,600 people worldwide, and it has sickened more than 335,000. Leaders in the U.S. are hammering out a rescue package that could be worth nearly $2 trillion, while the death toll in Italy soars again.

Legals for December, 6 2023

Bigfork Outdoor Recreation Alliance gathers public input for action plan

The Bigfork Outdoor Recreation Alliance has been reaching out for public input during the month of November to ask community members what they would like to see when it comes to the future of recreation opportunities in and around Bigfork.

Dancers, drummers converge for Arlee Celebration

Dancers, drummers, singers and stick game players and their families have enjoyed the Arlee Celebration for 125 years, along with community members and, increasingly, visitors from all over the world. This year’s powwow, held June 30-July 6 at the powwow grounds south of town, was no different.

A bill for the dogs and taxes for you

SB 427 was plodding along on the senate floor. The subject matter involves trapping and snaring.

Trump pauses tariffs on most nations for 90 days, raises taxes on Chinese imports

Facing a global market meltdown, President Donald Trump on Wednesday abruptly backed down on his tariffs on most nations for 90 days, but raised his tax rate on Chinese imports to 125%.

Plains-Hot Springs hang with Ronan in 15-8 loss

It has been said, possibly ad nauseum, that even a long journey begins with a single step.

Dr. William Jerome 'Jake' Doyle

Dr. William Jerome “Jake” Doyle

Diplomat tapped to be PM in crisis-hit Lebanon

BEIRUT (AP) — A Lebanese diplomat was appointed to form a new government in crisis-hit Lebanon on Monday after winning the backing of major political parties.

Welcome to Gunpo

Editor s note: Columbia Basin Herald editor Erin Stuber has joined a delegation of Grant County representatives in Gunpo City, South Korea and is reporting on their visit over the course of the week.

Clark Edward Reno, 56

Clark Edward Reno, 56 passed away as a result of a massive heart attack at Kalispell Regional Hospital on June 27, 2007. Services will be held on Thursday, July 5, 2007 at 1 p.m. at the Crossroads Chapel in Bonners Ferry, Idaho,

Carmela G. (Scarcello) Dempsey, 89

Carmela Gloria (Scarcello) Dempsey grew up in a large Italian American family on the Scarcello farm located near Twin Lakes and Rathdrum, Idaho, where she was born in the log cabin homestead. She was a wife, mother of seven, registered nurse, special education teacher and psychiatric nurse with a master's degree in school psychology. She had a beautiful soprano singing voice, and was known for her spirited and sparkling personality.

Jane Margaret Harshbarger Riedinger, 86

Jane Margaret Harshbarger Riedinger, 86, died Tuesday, June 20, 2006, at Immanuel Lutheran Home in Kalispell. She was born Dec. 23, 1919, at Weyers Cave, Va., to John and Mattie Marie (Ruckman) Harshbarger.

In times of social distancing, some safe ways to recreate

With Montana in its second week of Governor Steve Bullock’s shelter in place/stay at home order, many across the state find themselves beginning to feel a bit stir crazy. In a state with a strong connection to the outdoors and outdoor activities, many find themselves asking what outdoor recreation can still be enjoyed while staying safe. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the answer is quite a few things, if certain precautions are followed.