Crash survivor to speak to media

According to a press release, Hogg will speak today only about the crash.

Kalispell police

Kalispell police took a call from a resident on Fifth Street East who was disturbed after receiving a letter from a real-estate agent saying the resident's property is going to be auctioned off. The letter had been sent to the wrong address.

Andrus signs with Montana

University of Montana cross country and track and field coach Tom Raunig announced Wednesday that Brooke Andrus of Bigfork, a four-time state champion, has signed a national letter-of-intent and will begin competing for the Grizzlies in 2006-07.

Kalispell police

were called to the Finish Line bar Sunday when an older man in a flannel shirt caused a disturbance. His swan song before he was ejected from the bar was to throw a drink at the bartender. In the parking lot, he yelled about aliens and banged on vehicles until police sent him on his way.

Flathead County Sheriff

The Flathead County Sheriff's Office received a number of complaints about bad dogs, including one on Zimmerman Road that a woman pepper-sprayed. Twice. But the animal-story-of-the-day award goes to the woman on U.S. 2 East, where a cougar on her porch wouldn't let her into her home. An animal warden was notified.

Applications open for UM teacher degrees at FVCC

The University of Montana has set a Feb. 16, 2015, deadline to apply for its Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education offered at Flathead Valley Community College.

Woman encounters unwelcome visitor

A confused and frightened Ponderosa Street resident contacted the

Voting for Scott is not rational

Noted left-wing writer Bill Baum has endorsed Commissioner Cal Scott in the Republican primary.

2012 contest gets first candidate

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Man pleads guilty to drunken crash

A driver has admitted driving drunk, running a red light and crashing into a pregnant woman’s vehicle earlier this year.

Samaritan CEO wins national award

MOSES LAKE — Samaritan Healthcare chief executive officer Theresa Sullivan was one of 50 hospital executives nationwide to be recognized by an award from the American Hospital Association. Sullivan received the “Grassroots Champion Award” for her work in highlighting the hospital’s role and its impact.

Joe P. Simpson

February 23, 1931 – March 4, 2018

Paul McDermand to perform at Wallenstien Theatre April 10

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Paul McDermand will be bringing all of the exotic sounds and instruments of the islands to the mainland in a concert at Wallenstien Theatre on the campus of Big Bend Community College on Tuesday, April 10 at 7 p.m. For more information, check out http://communityconcertsml.com.

Suspects nabbed near scene after burglary

MOSES LAKE - Grant County Sheriff's deputies arrested three Moses Lake men suspected in a Larson area residential burglary after a patrolling deputy came upon two of them leaving the scene with stolen property.

Donald Swisher

Donald A. Swisher, 89, of Whitefish passed away from natural causes Feb.18, 2008, at North Valley Hospital in Whitefish.

Join the next river cleanup

The organizers of the Whitefish River Cleanup held July 28 would like to extend a hearty thank you to its sponsors and participants.

Melissa Sagen

Melissa Leann Sagen, 26, of Columbia Falls and Whitefish, died Feb. 16, 2007, following an automobile accident that occurred between St. Regis and Plains caused by a deer laying on the road.

Troy beats Plains in 5

The Lady Trojans (2-3, 4-9) won a five-set thriller Saturday at home against Plains.

Payne: To win, conservatives must back away from anti-abortion stance

Letter to the Editor,

Scotchman Peaks sponsors biologist

Social evening to discuss wildlife

The Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness group is hosting a special evening with a retired biologist on Friday, Nov. 30.