Jurors hear how friend found murder victim's body

Friends, coworkers and family members of murder victim Matt LaFriniere knew it was very unusual when he didn’t come to work...

Wood trial: Jurors hear how friend found murder victim’s body

Friends, coworkers and family members of murder victim Matt LaFriniere knew it was very unusual when he didn’t come to work on the morning of May 3, 2018.

Wallaces win Masters Fun Day golf day scramble at Polson golf course

Roger and Carolyn Wallace came out on top in the 18th annual Masters Fun Day golf tournament held Saturday, April 13 at the Polson Bay Golf Course. Play featured an 18-hole, two-person scramble, with members of 11 teams winning golf pro shop credits.

Mattawa to buy security cameras

MATTAWA — Someone – maybe several someones – has been overfilling the recycling bins at the Public Works Department shop site, and the city intends to find out who.

Movers and Shakers February 19, 2013

Local TCC stores gear up for backpack giveaway

SANDPOINT — Round Room, LLC, the nation’s largest Verizon authorized wireless retailer, is set to hand out 140,000 backpacks filled with school supplies on July 21 at more than 850 TCC and Wireless Zone stores across the country.

Petco to open at Bonner Mall

PONDERAY — The addition of Petco at Bonner Mall early next year should open up the commercial center to a new breed of shopper.

Police seek help identifying man accused of breaking into stores

The Libby Police Department has released two photos of a man they are hoping to identify in connection with the March break-in at Sears and Rocky Mountain Music.

Some Montana stores cautiously reopen as restrictions eased

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Some Montana businesses began reopening on Monday under the first phase of a new normal as the number of cases of COVID-19 continue to decline in the state.

Last chance: Daedalian Scholarship deadline April 30

Yes, the deadline is near, but if you hurry, there is time.

Friday big day for small biz

Leaders say ‘Support Local Gems’

Quincy's 'big box' retail moratorium ends

Ordinance approved by council

No tantrums allowed in school zone

An unknown female was reportedly seen yelling and throwing things in an alley off Second Avenue East. The reporting party was unsure at whom or why the woman was yelling and throwing things, but she expressed concern that she was doing so near a school, according to Kalispell Police.

Boise anti-mask protester says he'll sue police over arrest

Claims the arrest amounted to kidnapping, false imprisonment and assault

No tantrums allowed in school zone

An unknown female was reportedly seen yelling and throwing things in an alley off Second Avenue East. The reporting party was unsure at whom or why the woman was yelling and throwing things, but she expressed concern that she was doing so near a school, according to Kalispell Police.

Why do we gain weight?

Why do we gain weight? The common answers include: because you eat too much, because you eat too much fat, because you eat too much sugar, or junk food, or too late, or because you listen too much to your mother, or because of lack of exercise. In all that there are elements of truth, more or less, but it is much more complex than that. There are many reasons why you can gain weight.

Columbia Falls streets need $2.2M in repairs

Columbia Falls city streets need about $2.2 million in work over the next few years, according to a recent report by Public Works Director Tyler Bradshaw.

Plans for Two Rivers Park begin to take shape

Two Rivers Park plans are moving forward in Priest River with ideas for RV sites, marina, beaches, trails, and more. A shoreline permit and environmental covenant are in progress as the city shapes a 38-acre recreation hub.

Local man injured in ultralight crash

By ELAINE SANDMAN

Kalispell Blockbuster store closing

With an announcement that the Kalispell Blockbuster store will close at the end of this week, video stores are becoming increasingly scarce in the Flathead Valley.