Kalispell store offers glass recycling option

Conservation-minded residents of the Flathead now can recycle their glass.

Idaho open primary supporters submit signatures

Supporters of the Idaho open primary ballot initiative have submitted more than 95,000 signatures to county clerks across the state.

Idaho open primary supporters submit signatures

Supporters of the Idaho open primary ballot initiative have submitted more than 95,000 signatures to county clerks across the state.

E. Idaho family says they own Jesse James' cabin

MALAD (AP) - A southeastern Idaho family that says it owns a dismantled cabin where the outlaw Jesse James once lived wants to raise money to restore the building and create a historical site.

Online wildfire resources to follow

The resources below can help those impacted by wildfires. While this listing is not comprehensive, it includes the most used and available disaster aid organizations and fire tracking information.

ANIMALS: Stop inhumane testing

Each year approximately 80,000 dogs, 20,000 cats, and 300,000 bunnies and hundreds of thousands of other animals are used to test cosmetics, household products, cleaners, and more for non-medical reasons. The dogs are tattooed, debarked, kept in cages and subjected to painful procedures and experiments — repeatedly. Their lives are devoid of sunlight, fresh air, fun and freedom. Seventy thousand of the dogs used are beagles because of their friendly, docile, trusting and forgiving personalities.

Gather 'round, drunk man tells his tale

Although “dead men tell no tales,” drunken men, unfortunately, do. A man who sounded “highly intoxicated” called Kalispell Police Department and said he reportedly got into a fight with someone at a bar and was defending himself. The man, who wasn’t making much sense, said the bartender possibly kicked him out and that “he’d will be waiting by the old Pizza Hut.” He then said people were coming out of the bar, but didn’t know if they were the ones he allegedly defended himself against. The man told dispatchers that he “just wanted to tell his tale.”

Gather 'round, drunk man tells his tale

Although “dead men tell no tales,” drunken men, unfortunately, do. A man who sounded “highly intoxicated” called Kalispell Police Department and said he reportedly got into a fight with someone at a bar and was defending himself. The man, who wasn’t making much sense, said the bartender possibly kicked him out and that “he’d will be waiting by the old Pizza Hut.” He then said people were coming out of the bar, but didn’t know if they were the ones he allegedly defended himself against. The man told dispatchers that he “just wanted to tell his tale.”

Basin events for Dec. 2-8

The events below are subject to change, postponement or cancellation at the organizers' discretion. Friday Second Annual Members Art Exhibition 4-7 p.m. at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Gallery, 401 S. Balsam St. Featuring the works of museum members in nearly all art media. Info: www.moseslakemuseum,com. 27th Annual Agricultural Parade Join the Downtown Moses Lake Association and other sponsors for the annual street party and ag parade in downtown Moses Lake. Care Moses Lake will be serving up hot soup for $5 per bowl. The street party begins at 5 p.m. and the parade will roll out at 7 p.m. The street party will be centered around Sinkiuse Square and floats will line up in the Surf N’ Slide parking lot. Free admission. Info: /bit.ly/3gQUilr...

Grant County Prosecutor

Reader supports Angus Lee

I am writing this letter to show my support of Angus Lee. In all of my conversations with him I have been extremely impressed with his personal character and his core values. There seems to be a great deal of mud slinging in the papers regarding Angus. I am not here to validate or deny any of conflicts in the papers. I am here to support a man that has given a portion of his life to fight (literally) for the freedoms of other people. My deepest thanks to a man of his caliber to serve our country. Having lived in a foreign country for a few years I learned the value of our freedoms and the importance of law and order. I believe his time spent overseas has also given him a better perspective of the importance of a properly functioning justice system. I also feel his leadership role in the military has prepared him for this job. I looked at the qualifications of the other candidate and did not find that kind of training in his past, or any similar training to be a manager. I believe the track record we see of this past year is merely a small glimpse of the kind of performance we will see from him in the future.

IPNF offering Christmas tree permits online

In an effort to promote social distancing and reduce the need for walk-in business at administrative offices, people can easily print their own Christmas tree cutting permits at home from www.recreation.gov. The online permits are free, but there will be a $2.50 administrative fee for the online transaction.

NIMSEF now accepting applications for upcoming winter season

Schweitzer has agreed to work with NIMSEF over the years to set up this program, which provides greatly discounted tuition for scholarship students to participate in an eight week, all-day program.

NIMSEF now accepting applications for upcoming winter season

Schweitzer has agreed to work with NIMSEF over the years to set up this program, which provides greatly discounted tuition for scholarship students to participate in an eight week, all-day program.

After price cut, Simon and Taubman aim to ring up mall deal

Simon Property Group, the nation's biggest mall owner, has negotiated a lower price to purchase a controlling interest in Taubman Centers in a deal that was nearly killed by the coronavirus pandemic.

After price cut, Simon and Taubman aim to ring up mall deal

Simon Property Group, the nation's biggest mall owner, has negotiated a lower price to purchase a controlling interest in Taubman Centers in a deal that was nearly killed by the coronavirus pandemic.

William L. Duggins, 82, of Libby

Does your dog or cat eat better than you do?

I was at the grocery store on Monday and was mesmerized by a lady who was actually reading the nutritional label on a bag of dog food. Yep, dog food. The photo on the dog food bag appeared to be a bowl of stew. Yum.

No 'rewards?' No problem

There's still one big store that treats you like a person.

Vandal strikes Women's Center

Flower pot thrown through window, repair cost is $1K

NEWCOMER: Beholding Cd'A

Saturday, March 31, it was a 100 percent clear robin’s egg blue sky with temperatures hovering 39-42 degrees. A good day to explore.