Montana, you were a dream

I recall a few aspects of my first visit to Montana with particular vividity.

NEWS BITES for August 8, 2024

MOSES LAKE — An irrigation canal break northeast of Moses Lake caused flooding and triggered evacuation notices Monday night, according to a statement from the Grant County Sheriff’s Office.

Law roundup: 911 caller instructed on how to look up phone numbers

A Kalispell man called 911 complaining about six or eight people with megaphones pointed toward the golf course who were proselytizing about Jesus. Dispatch warned the caller...

PREP BASEBALL: Coeur d'Alene takes two, gives itself a shot at IEL title

Coeur d’Alene (14-7, 11-5 IEL), by way of a 5-4 and 10-2 sweep of Lewiston at Church Field, trails league-leading Lake City (14-5, 11-4) by a half game, with the teams scheduled for a doubleheader on Tuesday at Lake City High.

Lehman's walk-off single sends SHS to best-of-3 series

Auggie Lehman hit a walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning during the nightcap of Sandpoint’s sweep of 4A Inland Empire League opponent Lakeland.

Legals for August, 8 2024

PREP ROUNDUP: Timberlake boys win at Moscow invite

Full operation

Schweitzer, Lookout, and Silver Mountain runs 100% opened

Skiers and snowboarders are out hitting the slopes

ImagineIF trustees ask Kalispell City Council for Depot Park building

ImagineIF Libraries trustees Monday asked Kalispell City Council to sell the recently vacated historic rail building near Depot Park to the county as a potential new home for the system’s Kalispell branch.

Legals for October, 14 2023

Cuomo: Feds must help NY with tests. Trump: Stop complaining

NEW YORK (AP) — New York is focusing more on the testing that will be be needed to restart the economy. New York City started to open new coronavirus testing sites for hard-hit communities Friday, and the state will coordinate testing at hundreds of labs.

Carmelo, Lin don't gel; Nets top Knicks

Linsanity ran into reality: All-Star Deron Williams wasn't getting embarrassed by the Harvard guy again.

Unknowns weigh heavy on tourism-reliant businesses

The slow reopening of Northwest Montana is underway following the coronavirus-induced economic standstill. Many retail shops across the valley chose to welcome back customers last week, and restaurants and bars will follow suit on Monday, per the state’s phased reopening strategy.

Governors ratchet up restrictions ahead of Thanksgiving

From California to Pennsylvania, governors and mayors across the U.S. are ratcheting up COVID-19 restrictions amid the record-shattering resurgence of the virus that is all but certain to get worse because of holiday travel and family gatherings over Thanksgiving.

Sky’s the limit for Whitefish golf teams

The Whitefish golf teams are off to a tremendous start this season, head coach Scott Minton said.

Johnson leads way for Tennessee St. over Jacksonville St.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Shakem Johnson had 17 points as Tennessee State topped Jacksonville State 65-55 on Thursday night.

Legals September 20, 2017

CITY OF WARDEN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A Public Hearing will be held, October 10, 2017 at 7 PM in the Council Chambers located at 201 So. Ash Avenue, Warden, WA. The Public Hearing is to hear comment regarding the disposal of surplus property with vested fee title by the City of Warden. The property is a portion of Farm Unit 136, Block 44. (Approximately 3 acres) - The property is commonly known as the drop box site, north of Warden. Proposed use of the lands involved is Industrial Development. #09044/117081 Pub: Septemer 20, 2017

Johnson leads way for Tennessee St. over Jacksonville St.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Shakem Johnson had 17 points as Tennessee State topped Jacksonville State 65-55 on Thursday night.

911 dispatchers keep the valley safe

To our valued 911 dispatchers and technical experts at the Flathead County Emergency Communications Center, as Monday commences National 911 Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, we wanted to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation for the invaluable service and dedication you provide to Flathead County each day.

Deep Dive into FLBS: Discovering New Paths to Science Education

The Flathead Lake Biological Station has been providing educational opportunities in the Flathead Watershed for nearly 125 years. In his January column, Media/Information Manager Ian Withrow said it's much easier for current aspiring students to learn at the Bio Station compared with their early 20th Century colleagues.