J. Neils bull statue getting some company

Harman said he got a grant from the LOR Foundation to pay for the new structure.

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About three or four weeks ago, when it was snowing every day and the temperatures

Putting construction traffic down private road untenable

Development is inevitable and the proper planning of development is critical. After attending the Columbia Falls City Council meeting on Jan. 3 regarding the proposed Tamarack Meadows subdivision, it’s clear the City Council and Schellinger Construction have an opportunity to exercise leadership in critical thinking and planning for the benefit of the community. The plan is not ready for approval and needs refinement.

Uproar over mailing of primary ballots in Maricopa County

PHOENIX (AP) — A top election official in Arizona's most populous county took the unprecedented step Friday of ordering ballots for next week's Democratic presidential primary mailed to all voters who normally cast ballots at the polls to ensure they can vote with minimal exposure to the new coronavirus. But his action was quickly blocked by a judge.

Late night ideas

You ever have a long day and then get in bed and start working on problems you have absolutely no good reason to work on? Or ideas that just have to be explored at 2:47 a.m.?

REGION 18 MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: NIC falls in semis to CSI in OT

"We had a two-point lead and gave up an and-one," NIC coach Corey Symons said. "Kind of a tough way to go."

Goats of Glacier offers chance to spend time with the animals

The working farm is a hands-on experience for locals and tourists to learn about where food comes from, try out daily chores like milking and brushing the animals, and pet farm animals for potentially the first time.

Law roundup: Odd man not welcome in building

A man wearing a blue polo and sunglasses was reportedly “acting odd” in the corner of a building and a customer asked an employee to call the Kalsipell Police Department to move him along.

Legals for April, 23 2025

Uproar over mailing of primary ballots in Maricopa County

PHOENIX (AP) — A top election official in Arizona's most populous county took the unprecedented step Friday of ordering ballots for next week's Democratic presidential primary mailed to all voters who normally cast ballots at the polls to ensure they can vote with minimal exposure to the new coronavirus. But his action was quickly blocked by a judge.

Kalispell woman injured after colliding into bear while running in Glacier National Park

A Kalispell woman sustained minor injuries to the head and arm after colliding with a bear while running on Huckleberry Lookout Trail in Glacier National Park. The bear was believed to be a young grizzly according to a press release from Glacier National Park.

David Earl Reid, 77

David Earl Reid, 77, of Pinehurst, Idaho passed away on November 6, 2023, at the Schneidmiller Hospice House in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

Legals for July, 26 2024

Letters to the editor Feb. 17

Letters to the editor Feb. 17

Vikings top St. Ignatius

The Vikings used a 20-4 lead in the first quarter to give 12 of the boys from the Bigfork program playing time in Friday night's 66-23 victory over St. Ignatius, and all but two of them scored.

Vikings top St. Ignatius

The Vikings used a 20-4 lead in the first quarter to give 12 of the boys from the Bigfork program playing time in Friday night's 66-23 victory over St. Ignatius, and all but two of them scored.

Vikings top St. Ignatius

The Vikings used a 20-4 lead in the first quarter to give 12 of the boys from the Bigfork program playing time in Friday night's 66-23 victory over St. Ignatius, and all but two of them scored.

Legals for December, 11 2022

'Captain Underpants' to the rescue?

Kalispell’s version of the book character “Captain Underpants” came to town in the form of a man who was purportedly seen walking around a store parking lot off U.S. 93 North in his underwear “with his privates hanging out.”

Othello girls golf top Dawgs at regional

Send four to state

YAKIMA - Delaney Towle shot 93 and Katelyn Andrews carded 95 to lead the Othello Huskies to the GNL/CWAC regional championship at Apple Tree Golf Course in Yakima Tuesday.