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Libby beats Eureka in XC dual
EUREKA — Libby topped Eureka in a cross country dual on Thursday by a score of 42-19.
The Latest: Driver charged after truck stopped in Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Latest on the Christmas Day bombing in downtown Nashville:
Libby beats Eureka in XC dual
EUREKA — Libby topped Eureka in a cross country dual on Thursday by a score of 42-19.
Georgia freshman guard Johnson declared eligible by NCAA
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Georgia freshman guard K.D. Johnson, who was the top-rated prospect in coach Tom Crean's 2020 class, has been declared academically eligible.
FALL SPORTS PREVIEW: Coach Knowles in good position to lead Sandpoint football to fourth straight winning season
The Bulldogs kick off the season with a home game on Aug. 23 against Twin Falls.
A pandemic atlas: China's state power crushes COVID-19
BEIJING (AP) — Workers have returned to factories, students are back in the classroom and once again long lines form outside popular hot pot restaurants. In major cities, wearing a surgical mask — though no longer required outside of subways and other crowded places — has become a habit.
Growth: Survey says, coordinate effort
The survey is the first — and by no means the last — attempt by a local partnership to gather public input as it tries to tackle growth.
The Latest: US says will judge Taliban gov't by its actions
WASHINGTON — The State Department says the U.S. is assessing the new Afghan government announced by the Taliban.
Volley for a Cure fundraiser brings in over $4,800
Community members and sports fans alike came out in pink in support of Volley for a Cure and the battle against cancer.
Tree roots serve many purposes
“When the roots are deep there is no reason to fear the wind.”
Keeping it together
Political parties manipulate the public mind in order to get their candidates elected.
Cellar on top
Fries entering 20 years with White Heron label
Donald D. Nerdig
Donald D. Nerdig, age 75, of Columbia Falls, Montana passed away Aug. 4, 2022.
Lower entry fee among changes made to annual bed races in Eureka
A handful of changes are in store this year for the bed races that follow the annual Eureka Rendezvous Days.
Under the Big Sky festival on stage this weekend
The Under the Big Sky music festival is back at Big Mountain Ranch in Whitefish this weekend.
US officials OK plan to send radioactive waste to Idaho
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — U.S. officials have released the latest plan to send low-level radioactive waste to Idaho from a South Carolina facility that converts enriched uranium into fuel for nuclear reactors.
Georgia freshman guard Johnson declared eligible by NCAA
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Georgia freshman guard K.D. Johnson, who was the top-rated prospect in coach Tom Crean's 2020 class, has been declared academically eligible.
Ronan local seeks state auditor post
Shane Morigeau is what hometowns like to call a “Local boy made good.”
US talks tougher on Chinese tech, but offers few specifics
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday called for a big expansion of U.S. government curbs on Chinese technology, saying that it wants to see “untrusted Chinese apps" pulled from the Google and Apple app stores.
Delays in seeking care can make matters worse
First of all, we would like to thank the people of Missoula, Polson and Montana for the sacrifices you have made to help minimize the spread of COVID-19. The swift and selfless actions and sacrifices made by Montanans have kept our Big Sky state as one of the lowest case rates of COVID transmissions in all of the United States.