Legals for May, 8 2022

UM’s 106th Foresters’ Ball honors firefighting history

Forestry students at the University of Montana are working hard this week to set up the 106th Foresters’ Ball, a beloved campus tradition and fundraiser for students in the W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation.

Flathead Business Watercooler

Business events, trainings and seminars

Legals for February, 8 2023

Performers get creative to overcome COVID obstacles

Artists are hardly considered essential workers, and their repercussions from the COVID-19 outbreak aren’t as obvious as the impacts on health-care workers or grocery store employees. But the closure of bars and restaurants, along with the cancellation of concerts and other large gatherings, has stopped the music for a lot of local entertainers. The situation has forced singers, actors and instrumentalists to do what they do best: get creative.

Teen's international kayaking quest is turning heads

This past spring, the fearless high school sophomore took the opportunity of a lifetime.

Exploring history: Fourth graders learn about Montana through hands-on experiences

Incorporating presentations, guest speakers and activities into school units, such as Montana history, can help information truly reach students.

JACC seeking artists for upcoming 'Art Uplifts' show

Deadline to submit May 20; exhibit opens June 8

The Jacklin Arts and Cultural Center is inviting artists to share their artistic expressions of hope and healing in the upcoming "Art Uplifts" exhibit.

Another Libby white-tail suspected of Chronic Wasting Disease

An additional white-tailed deer in the Libby area is suspected to be positive for chronic wasting disease.

The Latest: NKorea warns people to brace for virus struggle

SEOUL, South Korea -- Isolated North Korea is warning its people to brace for a prolonged struggle against the coronavirus, claiming that broadening outbreaks and muddled immunization programs in other countries show vaccines aren’t the ultimate solution.

Bigfork School Board approves purchase of electric bus

Bigfork Schools are taking advantage of a grant which aims to help districts move towards clean energy buses.

NIC GOLF: McNelly ties for sixth as Cardinal men finish ninth in NJCAA tourney

Midland (Texas) won the NJCAA Championship with a 284-286-288-300—1,158, good for a seven-shot victory. NIC finished 40 shots back in its final tournament as the school opted to cut the men's and women's golf programs effective at the end of the school year.

Legals for March, 12 2025

LETTER: Embezzlement is serious crime

I am the former executive of a now defunct chain of stores. One of our stores was in Kalispell. We did not have notable theft in the Kalispell store but did suffer losses elsewhere.

Vandals mess up field of dreams

But Rathdrum responds, restores Little League field for Saturday opener

How an estimated $2,500 of damage at Lion's Fields brought the community together

Egg producer gouged prices when pandemic hit, lawsuit says

NEW YORK (AP) — One of the country’s largest egg producers illegally inflated prices when the pandemic hit New York, taking in $4 million as it charged up to four times more per carton, state Attorney General Letitia James charged in a lawsuit Tuesday.

Patricia Hutton

May 15, 1946 — Feb. 15, 2024

Patricia “Pat” Elaine Hutton, 77, longtime Moses Lake resident, passed away peacefully Feb. 15, 2024, surrounded by her loving family. Pat was born in Ephrata, Washington to Alice and Bruno Koziol on May 15, 1946, the second oldest of six children. She graduated from Moses Lake High School and attended Big Bend Community College until 1966 when she married a serviceman, James W. Hutton. While stationed at Fairchild Air Force Base they started their family in September of 1966 with the birth of their first son, Scott Alan. Their second son, James W. Hutton, was born in October of 1967. Sadly, they tragically lost Scott in a drowning accident in May of 1968. They made their home where the Air Force stationed them in places including Spokane, Guam, Oklahoma and Montana. Their third child, a daughter, Cheryl Ann, was born in August of 1971 while stationed in Altus, Oklahoma. After retiring from the military in the summer of 1979 they made their home in Moses Lake.

Palaniuk seventh at Bassmaster Elite Series event

ORANGE, Texas — Brandon Palaniuk of Hayden finished seventh Sunday at the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Elite at Sabine River.

Tech-starved government seeks industry's best, brightest

Denver (AP) — In this post-impeachment era of divisiveness and deadlock in the nation’s capital, Uncle Sam has a message for top U.S. technologists:

Let's clean the air when it comes to smoking

Tell me what’s fair about some smokers being allowed to foul up the air, while we non-smokers are forced to stay in our units with the windows closed. Great way to spend the summer.