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Fish and Wildlife Commission to meet in Kalispell
The Montana Wildlife Commission will hold its bi-monthly regular meeting at the Fish, Wildlife and Parks regional headquarters in Kalispell Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
Flathead Valley seniors invited to Older Americans' Picnic
Flathead Valley seniors can step into a Hawaiian Luau-themed party Friday afternoon.
Fog, ice closes Sun Rd.
Poor driving conditions, including fog and icy roads, forced the closure of the top portion of Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park on Thursday morning.
North Dakota Daybook
Associated Press North Dakota Daybook for Friday, Jan. 17.
Warden School District state audit reports no findings
WARDEN – The Washington State Auditor’s Office audit on Warden School District for the period of Sep. 1, 2022 through Aug. 31, 2023, released Thursday, reported no findings of noncompliance, significant deficiencies or material weaknesses in the district’s financial statements and federal award uses.
John Michael Tumilty, 77
John Michael Tumilty, 77, of Post Falls, Idaho passed away July 22, 2022 at the Schneidmiller Hospice House in Coeur d’Alene.
Registration for adult coed volleyball closes Sunday
Registration for adult coed volleyball through Sandpoint Parks and Recreation closes Sunday, Dec. 12.
Art on the Green poster contest opens Jan. 1
The Citizens’ Council for the Arts, presenter of the annual Art on the Green festival in Coeur d’Alene, opens entries for the 2022 poster contest on Jan. 1. The winning poster will be adapted for use on programs, pins and T-shirts. The winner receives $300 and a T-shirt with the design. The competition is open until March 18. For past winners and rules, http://artonthegreencda.com/poster-contest. Art on the Green will take place on the grounds of North Idaho College on Aug. 5 through 8 with artist booths, a juried show, a selection of food and free entertainment.
Flathead Valley seniors invited to Older Americans' Picnic
Flathead Valley seniors can step into a Hawaiian Luau-themed party Friday afternoon.
Artist Diana Neville Knowles offers fall workshop series
Diana Neville Knowles is offering her first portrait painting workshop of the autumn season at Hobby Lobby in Kalispell.
Students qualify for Montana geo bee
Eight students who know their place in the world qualified to compete at the Montana National Geographic Bee on Friday at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman.
FVCC hosts variety of safety workshops Monday
Monday kicks off Kalispell SafetyFestMT, a four-day event hosted by Flathead Valley Community College where members of the community can attend a variety of free classes that cover a range of safety topics.
Blue Moon Rodeo summer dates
The Blue Moon Rodeo series of summer events gets into high gear with summer’s arrival.
Housing workshop planned in Whitefish
Whitefish residents are invited to take part in an open house and workshop from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 13, at Whitefish City Hall to get a progress report and offer input to the Whitefish Strategic Housing Plan.
Glacier Glide moves to Dog Creek
The Glacier Nordic Club will host its annual Glacier Glide race on Sunday, Jan. 6 at Dog Creek Lodge and Nordic Center in Olney.
Sun Road corridor meeting slated
Glacier National Park wants to hear from the public on how best to manage the Going-to-the-Sun Road corridor now that construction is nearing an end.
Ducks Unlimited fundraiser is April 28
The Kootenai Valley (Libby) Ducks Unlimited 33rd Annual Banquet fundraiser will be held Saturday, April 28 from 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in the Ponderosa Room at Libby City Hall.
Giant boulder hits Sun Road
An 800-pound boulder hit Glacier Park’s Going-to-the-Sun Road on Wednesday night, just a few hours after the road opened to vehicle traffic for the summer.
Daybook-Thursday-General
Associated Press Daybook-Thursday-General for Thursday, Jan. 16.
The Latest: South Carolina sounds alarm on virus infections
COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina’s top infectious disease expert said the state’s spike in COVID-19 cases is overwhelming the ability of health workers to track infected people.