Flathead Class of 1951 gathers for 70th reunion

In the days leading up to commencement in 1951, many of Flathead County High School's 219 graduating seniors likely were cruising to the local drive-ins to gather one last time as classmates.

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.

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.

'Deervember' turns collisions into compassion

Annual campaign raises funds for local food bank

Northwest Auto Body’s Deervember campaign turns animal-vehicle accidents into donations for the Bonner Community Food Bank, helping thousands in need during the holiday season.

Trump claims environmental progress, but he's weakened rules

JUPITER, Fla. (AP) — President Donald Trump is out to claim the mantle of environmental steward on Tuesday as he highlights conservation and restoration projects in Florida. But his administration has overturned or weakened numerous regulations meant to protect air and water quality and lands essential for imperiled species.

The most important story of the year is …

From elections where challengers, for the most part, dominated, to the economy and jobless rates hitting double digits to more personal stories, graduations, weddings or a new baby, it has been a year packed with news.

Glacier's Web site gives skinny on ski trails

By CHRIS PETERSON - Hungry Horse News

Citizens' support sought for stormwater ordinance vote

Next Monday, Nov. 20, the Whitefish City Council will be voting on an ordinance to preserve critical conveyances for stormwater. For most of us not in the construction industry, these words may not mean much, but the protection being requested by the Whitefish Planning Department does.

Time for action at Blankenship

Last year it was an old school bus that got swamped at the Blankenship Bridge river access near West Glacier. This year it’s a pickup truck, stuck and buried in water and gravel up to its front bumper on May 21.

Citizens' support sought for stormwater ordinance vote

Next Monday, Nov. 20, the Whitefish City Council will be voting on an ordinance to preserve critical conveyances for stormwater. For most of us not in the construction industry, these words may not mean much, but the protection being requested by the Whitefish Planning Department does.

Spirit of Community shines in Kootenai County girls

The selflessness displayed by two Kootenai County youngsters has earned each of them recognition from the national Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program.

Whitefish Lake Run always draws a big field

Year after year, there was always one road race that local runner Bill Brist wouldn't miss for the world.

Thursday

Whitefish Theatre Company will present Charles Ludlum’s “The Mystery of Irma Vep” with shows on June 3-5 and 10-11, all at 7:30 p.m. Nancy Nei directs veteran actors Phelps L’Hommedieu and Tony Hernandez in this campy tribute to melodramas and mysteries, Ludlum’s most famous play. The two actors play eight roles in this gothic spoof set in a Victorian mansion and an Egyptian tomb. The production is the theater company’s annual Cabaret Theatre, with table or mezzanine seating, and food and drink available for purchase. Tickets are $18 adults and $16 seniors and students, all seating reserved. Appropriate for older students and adults. Sneak preview tickets are $8 for general seating. To purchase tickets, call 862-5371 or visit online at www.whitefishtheatreco.org. Box office hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and one hour before a performance.

Community briefs May 30

Thursday

Whitefish Theatre Company will present Charles Ludlum’s “The Mystery of Irma Vep” with shows on June 3-5 and 10-11, all at 7:30 p.m. Nancy Nei directs veteran actors Phelps L’Hommedieu and Tony Hernandez in this campy tribute to melodramas and mysteries, Ludlum’s most famous play. The two actors play eight roles in this gothic spoof set in a Victorian mansion and an Egyptian tomb. The production is the theater company’s annual Cabaret Theatre, with table or mezzanine seating, and food and drink available for purchase. Tickets are $18 adults and $16 seniors and students, all seating reserved. Appropriate for older students and adults. Sneak preview tickets are $8 for general seating. To purchase tickets, call 862-5371 or visit online at www.whitefishtheatreco.org. Box office hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and one hour before a performance.

Thursday

Whitefish Theatre Company will present Charles Ludlum’s “The Mystery of Irma Vep” with shows on June 3-5 and 10-11, all at 7:30 p.m. Nancy Nei directs veteran actors Phelps L’Hommedieu and Tony Hernandez in this campy tribute to melodramas and mysteries, Ludlum’s most famous play. The two actors play eight roles in this gothic spoof set in a Victorian mansion and an Egyptian tomb. The production is the theater company’s annual Cabaret Theatre, with table or mezzanine seating, and food and drink available for purchase. Tickets are $18 adults and $16 seniors and students, all seating reserved. Appropriate for older students and adults. Sneak preview tickets are $8 for general seating. To purchase tickets, call 862-5371 or visit online at www.whitefishtheatreco.org. Box office hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and one hour before a performance.

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From the Archives - Feb. 9, 2023

Fred Stoos (Freddie) graduated from Bonners Ferry High School in 1914. In high school, he was very recognizable by his "pompadour" hair! Fresh out of school he started a small creamery business to help the local farmers.

Kellogg Police Department Roll Call: May 19-26

Disturbance on the 10 block of Railroad. K79 responded to male barking at a dog (not sure if dog was barking back) and when a neighbor told the dog whisperer to stop, the dog whisperer then proceeded to start barking and yelling at said neighbor. K79 was able to quiet down both of them down and give the dog whisperer a ride home.

Commentary: High benefits discourage return to jobs

When Congress established the Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) in 1935, it was intended to provide temporary and partial income replacement for workers who lost their jobs through no fault of their own. It was supposed to be a “bridge” to a new job and not compensation for remaining jobless.