Bulldogs perform well at 7 of 7 meet in Helena

The Whitefish cross country team traveled to Helena for the Capital City 7 of 7 Invitational last Thursday at the Bill Roberts Golf Course.

Legals for November, 17 2022

Whitefish council to talk short-term rental changes

Changes to short-term rental regulations and a proposed 14-lot subdivision on Colorado Avenue take top billing at the Whitefish City Council meeting on Monday, Feb. 5.

Voters to decide on recreational marijuana initiative

In Montana, medical marijuana was legalized in 2004 through a ballot initiative. This time around, voters will decide if marijuana should be legalized for recreational use among adults 21 and older.

Local singer-songwriter to present original music May 31

Local singer-songwriter Elaina DeJong will present "Montage Season: A Night of Original Music" at 7 p.m. May 31 at the Kroc Center.

Once key, US newspaper editorial endorsements fade away

In 2016, 57 of the biggest newspapers endorsed Hillary Clinton and two picked Donald Trump

Thousands will benefit from Toys for Tots campaign

A mountain of Barbies. A pile of Legos. Bags and boxes of toys upon toys. And a small army of volunteers to unload it all.

Glacier All-Stars 15U top Kalispell in Glacier Invite title game

The Glacier All-Stars 15U baseball team used their big bats to win a pair of tournaments this month.

Glacier All-Stars 15U top Kalispell in Glacier Invite title game

The Glacier All-Stars 15U baseball team used their big bats to win a pair of tournaments this month.

Glacier All-Stars 15U top Kalispell in Glacier Invite title game

The Glacier All-Stars 15U baseball team used their big bats to win a pair of tournaments this month.

Russia convicts father of teen who drew antiwar picture

The officials have also accused Moskalyov of being a negligent parent

The Latest: British PM Boris Johnson in stable condition

The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.

Athol Elementary, Timberlake High time capsule unearthed after 25 years

Athol Elementary, Timberlake High time capsule unearthed after 25 years

The suspense was palpable as people excitedly peered into the small pit Mikie Cutler was excavating on the Timberlake High School front lawn Monday afternoon. Through soil, rocks and thick tree roots, Cutler dug for two barrels that were buried 25 years ago, filled with items placed by Athol Elementary and Timberlake High students to celebrate the outgoing century while welcoming a new one. “I cannot stand it,” said an eager Patricia Wilson, a retired Athol Elementary teacher whose former students were among those involved in the time capsule project she also helped facilitate. “I want so badly for him to hit something that we know what it is," she said. "We have all been just on pins and needles the last couple weeks waiting for this day to come."

Migrant kids play, watch TV in what US calls 'model' shelter

POMONA, Calif. (AP) — Teenage boys chased down soccer balls on grassy fields. Dormitory beds were organized into small pods with a TV in each section. Some kids laid on the cots reading, while others played cards nearby with caseworkers.

Nickie Odenthal, 73

Nickie Odenthal passed away on July 2nd, 2024, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. She was born on November 11th, 1950, in Whitefish, Montana,

Biden email episode illustrates risk to Trump from Giuliani

WASHINGTON (AP) — A New York tabloid’s puzzling account about how it acquired emails purportedly from Joe Biden’s son has raised some red flags. One of the biggest involves the source of the emails: Rudy Giuliani.

Youth Outdoors Unlimited to hold auction, award trophies

MOSES LAKE — Youth Outdoors Unlimited will hold its annual banquet and auction March 2 at the Best Western Plus Lake Front Hotel, 3000 W. Marina Drive in Moses Lake. Besides the dinner and live auction, attendees will have an opportunity to hear from the hunters and anglers who benefited from YOU last year. Youth Outdoors Unlimited, started in 2011 by Joe and Cindy Carpenter of Moses Lake, enables youth with disabilities or life-threatening illnesses to have the hunting or fishing trip of their dreams. All of the equipment is donated by community members, as are meat processing and taxidermy services. The young outdoorspersons are accompanied by volunteer guides.

Legals for January, 2 2025

Records

Judgments and sentencings

Federal land agency moving back to D.C.

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland is moving the national headquarters of the Bureau of Land Management back to the nation's capital after two years in Colorado, reversing a decision by former President Donald Trump's administration to move the agency closer to the region it serves.