PRLHS honors new graduate

New graduate honored

Red Sleighs Over Montana delivers toys to rural families

It started as a coffee-talk conversation a couple of years ago, and in 10 days, it happened. The Museum of Mountain Flying at the Missoula Montana Airport came up with the volunteers and asked for donations, and the Red Sleighs Over Montana mission to deliver toys to rural families started taking flight.

Portal opens for school and scholarship donations

Montana taxpayers and business can receive dollar-for-dollar tax credits

The race will be on for donors to support innovative education in public schools or private school scholarships and get dollar-for-dollar tax credits before a statewide cap is reached.

Speed limit lowered on busy section of Highway 135

Denise Moreth, General Manager of Quinn’s Hot Springs, says the process to lower the speed limit on Highway 135 near the resort was very slow, but professionalism and tenacity eventually paid off.

It's a wrap: Christmas for All spreads joy

Fund drive raises second most in 36-year history of program

Final tally

Enjoying the present

Goodbye 2021, welcome 2022!

Second-century foresters

Fifth generation of Kroetch family prepares to take over 22,000 acres of timber

Kroetch Land & Timber Co. celebrates century of operations

LPOSD debates valedictorian requirements

Lake Pend Oreille School Board trustees debated valedictorian and salutatorian requirements across the district at the Dec. 14 board meeting.

Idaho signs onto opioid settlement

All eligible counties and cities in Idaho have opted in to a national opioid lawsuit settlement, announced Idaho's Attorney General Lawrence G. Wasden on Monday.

Jay Vernon McClanahan, 58

Jay Vernon McClanahan, 58, was born to Floyd and Rita McClanahan on Feb. 22, 1963, in Lewistown. He passed away Dec. 18, 2021, at his home in Moscow, Idaho, after a lengthy battle with multiple health conditions.

County poised to complete building projects in 2022

911 backup center added to North Building lineup

Flathead County will see a number of building and remodeling projects come to fruition in 2022, including the renovation of the former CenturyLink building that will house several county departments and a new 911 backup center.

Thomas Michael Seabase, 76

He applied his skills of auto repair and restoration toward planes, and always had a four-wheeled or winged project in the shop.

BIDEN: On further review

BIDEN: On further review

Golden nuggets in day-after debris

Let's trade 24 hours for 365 days.

Letters to the editor Dec. 25

Letters to the editor Dec. 25

Bits 'n pieces from east, west and beyond

East, west or beyond, sooner or later events elsewhere may have a local impact. A recent sampling:

Donations continue as Christmas nears

While the Lions' target has been hit, the more donations received, the more children who can be helped

Young professionals in spotlight

The Kootenai County Young Professionals will be hosting a celebration for the 2021 Top 30 Under 40 winners at 6 p.m. at the StanCraft Jet Center on Jan. 29.

China locks down city of 13 million

One person from each household will be allowed out every two days

The Salvation Army has struck gold, again

Salvation Army volunteer Red Kettle counters were delighted to discover the half ounce Gold American Eagle coin that turned up recently in a Red Kettle manned by the Daybreak Rotary Club.