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Red boots, pink paint, cream cheese: A recipe for disorder
A man in red boots with pink paint on his hands was told to stay out of an area grocery store by Kalispell Police after he was accused of stealing a package of cream cheese.
Ohio to enact stay-at-home order as virus cases spread
Gov. Mike DeWine's administration is enacting a stay-at-home order as the number of cases in the state spiked Sunday to more than 350.
Flathead County sheriff
A donkey on Two Mile Drive was attacked by two pit bulls at about 1:30 p.m. Friday. The dogs, who belonged to a neighbor, had gotten loose from their pen. The donkey was bitten on the legs and taken to a Kalispell-area animal hospital. The dogs' owner was ticketed in connection with having vicious animals. County animal wardens investigated.
Shooting fish in a barrel
We've all heard the old expression, "Easy as shootin' fish in a barrel." From the way the cowboys and miners in my childhood used that descriptive statement, I learned early on that a guy who'd actually shoot fish in a barrel was considered on a par with men who still wore high button shoes. However, as a little kid I remember wanting to secretly get some fish and put them in a barrel to see if shooting them really was easy. There were insurmountable obstacles. We only had three barrels, a wooden one on the back porch where the drinking water was stored and two steel ones for hauling water from a spring six miles down the mountain. I could also visualize what kind of spanking I'd get for shooting a hole in any of those vital containers. Besides, I was not allowed to use guns without supervision.
Judith Paul, 64
A bright ray of light and love was abruptly taken from us when Judith Paul, 64, died in a tragic car accident on Sunday, Sept. 27, 2015. Judy was doing what she loved best — transporting two homeless puppies to her Corvallis home, lovingly referred to as “Dawg Gone Acres.” One puppy survived the crash and has been adopted by a friend, while the other accompanied Judy on to her next adventure.
Seven tips to keep your digital camera working great
(ARA) - Digital cameras have become an increasingly popular gadget for people of all ages. Parents use them to chronicle day-to-day family experiences and milestones in their children's lives; teenagers and young adults take pictures with friends and post them on the Internet, grandparents capture moments with their grandkids; and even young children explore the world around them through the lens of a camera.
Hayden Mayor Alan Davis looks to 2025
There’s a lot in store for the City in Hayden in 2025, and Mayor Alan Davis is looking to meet it all head-on.
Yes, there are turkeys for Thanksgiving - for a price
Yes, there are turkeys for Thanksgiving - for a price
Tough year: NW grain stocks face challenging season
OLYMPIA — Grain stocks in the Pacific Northwest are half of what they were last year, while a lack of soil moisture in portions of Adams County does not bode well for this year’s winter wheat crop, according to a pair of reports from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistic Service.
USDA Says National, Regional Grain Stocks Down
OLYMPIA — Grain stocks in the Pacific Northwest are half of what they were last year, while a lack of soil moisture in portions of Adams County does not bode well for this year’s winter wheat crop, according to a pair of reports from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistic Service.
Ohio to enact stay-at-home order as virus cases spread
Gov. Mike DeWine's administration is enacting a stay-at-home order as the number of cases in the state spiked Sunday to more than 350.
The Latest: Virus patients to use Italian soccer facilities
The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:
Ohio to enact stay-at-home order as virus cases spread
Gov. Mike DeWine's administration is enacting a stay-at-home order as the number of cases in the state spiked Sunday to more than 350.
Food trucks, RV parking and housing: Rathdrum revises rules
The city of Rathdrum has enacted several code revisions to make way for mobile food service operations, relax off street parking for recreational vehicles, and address growing housing demand.
Case of the suspicious treehouse sleepover
A Seventh Street West busybody who earlier called in a complaint about a barking dog, wanted Kalispell Police Department to know that after an officer left the residence, she allegedly heard a woman say “they are gone, you can come down now,” and a woman came out of a treehouse. The woman making the report found it suspicious “that someone would hide in a treehouse” when law enforcement was there. Turns out, it was just teenage girls having a sleepover in a treehouse. Mystery solved.
Red boots, pink paint, cream cheese: A recipe for disorder
A man in red boots with pink paint on his hands was told to stay out of an area grocery store by Kalispell Police after he was accused of stealing a package of cream cheese.
Shooting fish in a barrel
We've all heard the old expression, "Easy as shootin' fish in a barrel." From the way the cowboys and miners in my childhood used that descriptive statement, I learned early on that a guy who'd actually shoot fish in a barrel was considered on a par with men who still wore high button shoes. However, as a little kid I remember wanting to secretly get some fish and put them in a barrel to see if shooting them really was easy. There were insurmountable obstacles. We only had three barrels, a wooden one on the back porch where the drinking water was stored and two steel ones for hauling water from a spring six miles down the mountain. I could also visualize what kind of spanking I'd get for shooting a hole in any of those vital containers. Besides, I was not allowed to use guns without supervision.
Shooting fish in a barrel
We've all heard the old expression, "Easy as shootin' fish in a barrel." From the way the cowboys and miners in my childhood used that descriptive statement, I learned early on that a guy who'd actually shoot fish in a barrel was considered on a par with men who still wore high button shoes. However, as a little kid I remember wanting to secretly get some fish and put them in a barrel to see if shooting them really was easy. There were insurmountable obstacles. We only had three barrels, a wooden one on the back porch where the drinking water was stored and two steel ones for hauling water from a spring six miles down the mountain. I could also visualize what kind of spanking I'd get for shooting a hole in any of those vital containers. Besides, I was not allowed to use guns without supervision.
Thursday
Literacy Volunteers of Flathead County will hold several hour-long introductory training sessions that are crucial for new volunteers. Training will take place at 35 Fourth Street West, in Kalispell, on Thursday, Sept. 17, at 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and on Sept. 21 at 5:30 p.m. Call 257-7323 for more information.dkins Animal Adoption Center.
Thursday
Literacy Volunteers of Flathead County will hold several hour-long introductory training sessions that are crucial for new volunteers. Training will take place at 35 Fourth Street West, in Kalispell, on Thursday, Sept. 17, at 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and on Sept. 21 at 5:30 p.m. Call 257-7323 for more information.dkins Animal Adoption Center.