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Whitefish Community Foundation awards $25,000 to Land to Hand
Whitefish Community Foundation awards $25,000 to Land to Hand
U of Illinois wants suit by slain scholar's estate dismissed
URBANA, Ill. (AP) — The University of Illinois is seeking the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by the estate of a slain visiting Chinese scholar against two social workers at a campus counseling center.
Flathead Lakers raise funds to preserve natural area
This GivingTuesday, Nov. 29, the Flathead Lakers are raising funds to support the purchase of a 442-acre conservation easement on the Owen Sowerwine property along the Flathead and Stillwater Rivers.
Steak dinner for veterans
The free steak dinner for those who have served our nation has become a tradition of Sweet Lou’s Restaurants. Since the restaurant opened in 2011, it has not missed a year, serving more than 4,000 free steaks to local heroes.
Ron Ouren, 80
Ron Ouren, 80
Christmas tree cutting permits now available
Christmas tree permits are now available for five dollars, cash only, at each of the Flathead National Forest offices in Kalispell, Hungry Horse and Bigfork, in addition to a variety of retail vendors in the area. A complete list of vendors can be found on the Forest’s website: http://www.fs.usda.gov/flathead. Each permit is valid for one tree and there is a maximum of two permits per household. Commercial permits are not available.
Small fire near Big Mountain contained
Fire crews on Saturday responded to a small wildfire burning near the back side of Big Mountain.
Celta Vigo exits relegation zone with win over Leganés
MADRID (AP) — Striker Iago Aspas scored in the second half to give10-manCelta Vigo a crucial 1-0 victory over relegation rival Leganés in the Spanish league on Saturday.
Burn permits required for spring burning season in Lincoln Co.
Free permits available online – residents are urged to burn responsibly
Youth from North Idaho and beyond honor 9/11 through service at Grandview Cemetery
At Grandview Cemetery, nearly 100 young people worked together scraping away dirt and lichen from headstones...
Wanted: one family for one very cute kitten
Faye, a 4-month-old black domestic shorthair kitten, is ready to trade shelter life for a forever home. Spayed, vaccinated and full of playful energy, Faye is available for adoption through Grant County Animal Outreach. Could this tiny heart-stealer be your new best friend? To adopt her or another furry friend, visit GrantCountyAnimalOutreach.org or call 509-762-9616. This spot is sponsored by Hot Springs Spa & Leisure. To sponsor the Pet of the Day, call the Columbia Basin Herald Advertising Manager Jeannie Austin-Cook at 509-765-4561.
Meet Marsh!
This little Shih Tzu is full of love and looking for a family to call his own. He is neutered, vaccinated, and ready to start his next adventure. While the kids enjoy coloring the picture beside him, Marsh is dreaming about a forever home filled with cuddles, walks and a cozy spot on the couch. Could that home be yours? To adopt Marsh or any other furry friend, visit adamscountypetrescue.com or call 509-488-5514. This spot is sponsored by Hot Springs Spa & Leisure. To sponsor the Pet of the Day, call the Columbia Basin Herald Advertising Manager Jeannie Austin-Cook at 509-765-4561.
Follow the brightest star straight to ‘Alice in Wonderland Jr.’
Somers Middle School Theater presents Alice in Wonderland Jr., a tale of self-discovery and imagination May 16 and 17.
Source: Vigen, Oregon State close to deal
Montana State football coach Brent Vigen could be on the move.
Ekizian leads charge for Medical Reserve Corps volunteers
Although she didn't grow up in a family of doctors or first responders, Jennifer Ekizian found her calling in the realm of public health.
Ekizian leads charge for Medical Reserve Corps volunteers
Although she didn't grow up in a family of doctors or first responders, Jennifer Ekizian found her calling in the realm of public health.
Lake City High School hosts activities, resources for Mental Health Week
Lake City High School hosts activities, resources for Mental Health Week
On pink and peach sticky notes, Lake City High School students answered the question: "Who has positively impacted you?" Their responses: "My mom." "Mr. Bell." "Hope Club Crew." Many others wrote the names of their friends: "Hans," "Madi," "Piper," "Evan."
Book: Pence told 'to be on standby' for Trump hospital visit
WASHINGTON (AP) — A new book is reviving questions about President Donald Trump's
Book: Pence told 'to be on standby' for Trump hospital visit
WASHINGTON (AP) — A new book is reviving questions about President Donald Trump's
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