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Donald W. Lolli, 67
Donald W. Lolli, 67, passed away Sunday, Oct. 30, 2005, at his residence in Kalispell.
Montana's federal economic footprint
It’s been quite a party, but the hangover might be a doozy. After four straight years of trillion-dollar annual budget deficits, the news is dawning on all political parties that the federal budget is long due for serious repair, and that less spending is part of the process. As a state that historically has gotten $1.50 back for every dollar it sends to Washington, what does that future bode for Montana? Will our pain be more or less than other regions?
Swearing in, new bills as work begins in legislature
Families met on the floor of the House for swearing in ceremonies last week. It is an awesome state we serve in the most beautiful room of the capitol. Many first-timers were awestruck, and all of us are humbled by the chance to serve the taxpayers of our great state.
Gianforte wants more telecommuters
Tech entrepreneur and possible Montana gubernatorial candidate Greg Gianforte of Bozeman made a stop in Kalispell Tuesday morning to pitch his latest initiative.
It's the feds that don't get it on oil and gas regulation
Regarding the June 16 articles“State oil, gas wells often uninspected,” it is important to note that headlines are important things. They can encourage us to read a full article. Or, for those who only skim the news, they can leave a wrong impression.
Port, EDC among state delegates at Japan aerospace event
Washington state has developed into a leading global hub for the aerospace industry and a seven-person delegation with the Washington State Department of Commerce is in Tokyo to convince the world of that fact today at the Japan International Aerospace Exhibition.
Why not guns?
Thank you for your recent stance on allowing loaded weapons in National Parks. I am glad to see that my elected officials are thinking of the safety and welfare of all Americans while traveling through and staying in our National Parks, some of our finest federal real estate.
Health center
The Nov. 16 article on the HD9 race stated Joe Russell (Flathead County Health Dept Director) and I were "putting in for a grant" for a community health center. I am one of many people helping and my role is minor as a steering committee member advisor focusing on the dental clinic portion. We often see political people get credit for others efforts and the major lifting on this project is being done by the County Health Board, County Staff, and many others.
Tennessee News Digest
Here's a look at how AP's general news coverage is shaping up in Tennessee. Questions about coverage plans are welcome and should be directed to the AP-Nashville bureau at (615) 373-9988 or apnashville(at)ap.org. Beth Campbell is on the desk. News editor Scott Stroud can be reached at [email protected]. A reminder this information is not for publication or broadcast, and these coverage plans are subject to change. Expected stories may not develop, or late-breaking and more newsworthy events may take precedence. If circumstances change before 6 p.m., a new digest will be sent reflecting those developments. All times are Central.
Mineral County has new Veteran Service Officer
An estimated 84,000 veterans live in Montana.
Biden’s indifference to the border crisis and crime is hurting Montana
The crisis at our southern border is raging on, although you wouldn’t know it from watching the evening news or looking at the front pages of the papers.
Biden’s indifference to the border crisis, crime is hurting Montana
Biden’s indifference to the border crisis and crime is hurting Montana
Election 2021: Meet council candidate Phil Boland
Phil Boland
Photographer hopes to tell story through images
Austin Seback loves being able to pursue his true passion of photography.
Forum to share ways to build Troy-area economy
A forum aimed at creating a better economy in the greater Troy area is planned by the Yaak Valley Forest Council Thursday, Oct. 26.
Greg Gianforte: Why I'm Running
The direction of our country will be decided in the coming months and I’m committed to making sure Montana’s voice is heard in Washington. I’m running to be Montana’s next Congressman because Montanans deserve a champion who will stand strong for our values and our way of life.
Chamber president takes inaugural trip to Israel
Joe Unterreiner, president and CEO of the Kalispell Chamber of Commerce, recently took part in a trip to kick off the “Business Israel” program created by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Forum to share ways to build Troy-area economy
A forum aimed at creating a better economy in the greater Troy area is planned by the Yaak Valley Forest Council Thursday, Oct. 26.
The true story of meth
Montana is 1,200 miles from our southern border, yet the effects of the border crisis ripple across our state.
Swearing in, new bills as work begins in legislature
Families met on the floor of the House for swearing in ceremonies last week. It is an awesome state we serve in the most beautiful room of the capitol. Many first-timers were awestruck, and all of us are humbled by the chance to serve the taxpayers of our great state.