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State candidates queried at Polson forum
A legislative forum, jointly sponsored by the local Republican and Democratic parties, attracted five candidates and around 60 voters to the Montecahto Club near Finley Point Monday night.
Home prices and active listings both up in Grant County
MOSES LAKE — Active listings are considerably up in Washington compared to a year ago, and a Washington city showed the highest growth in homeownership in the U.S. over a 12-year period, but rising prices are still making the dream of owning a home difficult to fulfill.
NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE WEEK: Hayden fills in at Carrington Meadows
NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE WEEK for May 22.
Fans and soccer back in Vietnam after coronavirus shutdown
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam (AP) — Soccer was back and so were the spectators in Vietnam on Friday when the top domestic league resumed after the coronavirus shutdown.
GOP portrayal of urban mayhem doesn't always match reality
At almost every turn at the Republican National Convention, speakers from the president on down
Two lawsuits, one forest: Round Star logging to continue, nearby Cyclone Bill Project sued
A July 22 ruling will allow logging to continue on the Round Star Project located west of Whitefish, despite an ongoing lawsuit from conservation groups against the Flathead National Forest.
Mark O'Toole Knudsen, 54
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Mark O’Toole Knudsen, who tragically left this world June 4, 2024, in Meriden, Conn.
There's no day like a snow day
SANDPOINT — Crews spent much of the day Tuesday in snowplows and graders trying to keep up with the onslaught of snow, and their efforts continued throughout the day Wednesday.
Bassett named chamber's top volunteer
Chris Bassett from MetLife Home Loans received the Volunteer of the Month award from the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, July 9.
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On May 20, I paid my first visit to our beautiful brand new Super 1 Foods store and was impressed with this new addition to Whitefish's shopping option.
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On May 20, I paid my first visit to our beautiful brand new Super 1 Foods store and was impressed with this new addition to Whitefish's shopping option.
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On May 20, I paid my first visit to our beautiful brand new Super 1 Foods store and was impressed with this new addition to Whitefish's shopping option.
Tyke's 2 Kids moves to former Hallmark storefront in Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE - Children's resale store Tyke's 2 Kids has a new location.
Biomass tops agenda of wood group meeting
Biomass is the topic for several speakers at this week’s annual meeting of the Montana Wood Products Association in Whitefish.
Luther Park celebrated by Best voters
There comes a time when you (or your children) will think a senior living facility offers the best of all worlds: assistance when and where needed and the ease of apartment living. But how do you know when the time is right?
Lott claim survives legal challenge
Hearing ordered in Lott murder case
Virus Outbreak, ADVISORY
Millions of workers worldwide are marking international labor day trapped between hunger and fear because of the virus pandemic, either with no job at all or a job without enough health protections. Meanwhile, Beijing’s Forbidden City cracked open its doors and shopping malls from Texas to Indiana are set to do the same Friday. World leaders are trying to find a way to salvage virus-battered economies without unleashing new waves of infections. But some workers and labor unions are worried that it’s not safe yet. Traditional May Day marches are curtailed or illegal by restrictions on public gatherings, so labor activists are honking car horns, singing from balconies or staging wildcat protests.
Grass-burning projects scheduled this week
The Division of Fire Fuels Program will be conducting a few prescribed grass burns for the CSKT Natural Resources Department the week of April 10-14, weather permitting.
Engellant, Rudbach fall in AA doubles final
BOZEMAN — The second time was not the charm.
Eateries leery to reopen amid appeal of strip club ruling
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Notorious Burger owner Brian Gruber said he felt like he was giving an early Christmas gift to his employees when he called them back to work following a California judge's ruling that cleared the way for all restaurants in San Diego County to resume on-site dining.