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Reminder issued to secure garbage following uptick in bear activity
Residents are being reminded to use bear-resistant garbage containers and keep containers indoors until the day of collection.
Glencore, DEQ in talks over CFAC remediation
Women picket mining company
By ERIKA KIRSCH Western News Editor
Spring Mack Days off to strong start
The first weekend of 2008 Spring Mack Days was a fishing success for some and a trying time for others. Once anglers were able to locate lake trout and get anchored above them several anglers were able to enter their limits on Friday and Saturday. Six anglers turned in limits on Friday and Saturday — Don Peters, Paul Haines, Mike Benson, Bill Swaney, Marty Noyd and Bryon Zempel. Breezy conditions on Sunday hampered the limits and numbers were lower for some of the anglers.
Spring Mack Days off to strong start
The first weekend of 2008 Spring Mack Days was a fishing success for some and a trying time for others. Once anglers were able to locate lake trout and get anchored above them several anglers were able to enter their limits on Friday and Saturday. Six anglers turned in limits on Friday and Saturday — Don Peters, Paul Haines, Mike Benson, Bill Swaney, Marty Noyd and Bryon Zempel. Breezy conditions on Sunday hampered the limits and numbers were lower for some of the anglers.
Spring Mack Days off to strong start
The first weekend of 2008 Spring Mack Days was a fishing success for some and a trying time for others. Once anglers were able to locate lake trout and get anchored above them several anglers were able to enter their limits on Friday and Saturday. Six anglers turned in limits on Friday and Saturday — Don Peters, Paul Haines, Mike Benson, Bill Swaney, Marty Noyd and Bryon Zempel. Breezy conditions on Sunday hampered the limits and numbers were lower for some of the anglers.
Israel says it killed a top Iranian general as Trump warns people to flee Iranian capital
Israel claimed Tuesday to have killed a top Iranian general as it traded more strikes with its longtime foe, and U.S. President Donald Trump warned residents of Tehran to evacuate while demanding that Iran surrender without conditions.
Athol's feeling Super
By BROOKE WOLFORD
Oscar McCoy worked for the AAA in Wilson Creek history
Oscar and Arlen McCoy and sons, Allan and Kenneth, arrived in Wilson Creek in 1945. Oscar worked for the AAA. Read on.
Gun sales brisk after election
The Daily Inter Lake
What Does Innocent Mean?
On any given day lately there are state and national news stories about courts being tied up by what appear to be non-valid arguments over the actual or imagined guilt of accused criminals in and out of prison. Such lawsuits have become a whole field for legal eagles. I covered that subject in an interesting column on April 4th of 1996, twenty one years ago. This is it:
FWP proposes elimination of cow elk license for PTHFV hunters
There is a proposal, submitted by FWP Libby area wildlife biologist Sam Martinez, to eliminate the Permit to Hunt from a Vehicle (PTHFV) opportunity for antlerless (cow) elk in Region 1 Hunt Districts 100, 101, 103, 104, 121, 122, 123 and 124.
Pandemic brings fortunes to Amazon - and headaches too
Amazon has spent years honing the business of packing, shipping and delivering millions of products to doorsteps around the world.
CAMPING: A proposal for Idaho
I recently read the article in your paper about “Dispersed Camping” being offered in Montana. The article describes dispersed camping as an alternative area for people to camp when campgrounds are full. Often this area may not have a picnic table, fire pit, water, or toilets available, but it is still a place to rest your head for the night. This sounds like a great idea to me. Why not offer this option here in Idaho?
Esper visit to tiny Palau highlights US-China competition
WASHINGTON (AP) — No nation is too small or too distant from Washington, it seems, to be excluded from the Trump administration’s campaign to counter China’s efforts to supplant America as the dominant Pacific power.
Esper visit to tiny Palau highlights US-China competition
WASHINGTON (AP) — No nation is too small or too distant from Washington, it seems, to be excluded from the Trump administration’s campaign to counter China’s efforts to supplant America as the dominant Pacific power.
Neighbors sound off on landfill expansion
Two threats of litigation were lobbed toward members of the Flathead County Solid Waste District Board, along with two offers to sell land to the district “today” during a Tuesday public meeting.
Driving change: New owners clean up Bigfork’s car wash
Steve Davis and Liana Orsolini held high-stakes executive jobs when they lived in Virginia.
Local woman remembers Diamond Jubilee
UK eyes plan to have over-70s isolate from virus for months
LONDON (AP) — The United Kingdom plans to escalate its virus-fighting measures, its top health official said Sunday, indicating that Britain is edging closer to tactics adopted by its European neighbors that so far the government has resisted.