Kalispell Kreamery eyes distribution in glass bottles

Environmentally conscious consumers are increasingly demanding a shift away from plastic packaging, and one Flathead Valley business is heeding the call.

Rathdrum rejects mask recommendation

City council votes against recommendation

Disability agency Chrysalis opens in Cd'A

A Developmental Disability Agency (DDA), Chrysalis has opened at 280 W. Prairie Ave. (Suite 3). Between 150-200 people, mostly clients and families, came to celebrate the open house two weeks ago.

Vandals land postseason bid

Idaho to play UC Santa Barbara in CollegeInsider.com tournament; WSU visits USF in CBI tourney; Montana draws Wisconsin in NCAAs; Huskies settle for NIT

For the third time in four seasons, Idaho's men's basketball team will enter postseason play under coach Don Verlin when the Vandals host UC Santa Barbara in the first round of the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Cowan Spectrum in Moscow.

More room for Fun (Beverage)

Firm nearing move to expansive new facility

Sanders County Court Records - Sept. 17-23

Sanders County Justice Court week of 9/17 to 9/23

2 police-related scams circulating in Grant County

MOSES LAKE — Two police-related scams, one of them old and one of them new, are currently circulating in Grant County.

North Gateway reaching 'critical mass'

'Premier' developer encouraged by local growth

Father, son accused of stealing, pawning tools

A string of tool thefts has been linked to a Columbia Falls man and in one case his son, who allegedly pawned the stolen items.

Work set to begin on downtown hotel

Stuck in the snow

Alyssa Kranz pushes another driver's car out of a snow berm on Whitefish Stage Road near Kalispell on Monday morning. A record-breaking storm dumped more than 16 inches of snow on the Kalispell area. (Brianna Loper/The Daily Inter Lake)

NIC’s future uncertain if accreditation is lost

If North Idaho College loses accreditation, two things are certain: credits earned won’t be transferable and students won’t be eligible for federal financial aid. Beyond that, the path is foggy.

North Fork Welcome brochure

Every landowner was sent the Landowner Association spring newsletter, even non-members. The purpose, of course, is to encourage membership. Dues for active members (landowners) are $15 per year. Associate (non-landowners) dues are $10 per year. Several events at the Sondreson Hall are open to everyone at no charge and everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend.

Selenium standard ignores bevy of unanswered questions

We have listened intently for over a year as state regulators imposed a new, very stringent site-specific water quality standard for selenium in Lake Koocanusa, while reassuring those who live here that this unusual action is both scientifically justified and in our best interests.

Grizzly vs. brown bear - know the difference

The federal enforcement division will be in the area checking bear hunters this spring, as well as have a decoy - a grizzly bear - just in time for bear season, which began yesterday, Tuesday, April 15.

'Create It' owner transforms hobby into business

MOSES LAKE - Erin Allen is transforming her passion for photography and scrapbooking into her new business,"Create It."

Man reports motorcycle theft

Downtown Whitefish building gets facelift

The downtown Whitefish building that once housed Piney Creek Interiors is in the midst of a $450,000 renovation. The two-story building located at 100 Central Ave. will house an art gallery, interior design company and clothing store, along with two professional offices. Monica Pastor said she purchased the property in the winter of 2015 with partners, Tanya and Judah Gersh, and Alicia and Daniel Hollis.

Resources placed to best serve community

As the new Bonner County EMS chief I had the privilege of speaking with two citizens this morning in the county commissioners meeting.  They asked questions and expressed concerns regarding issues that I am sure many of our citizens share.  They suggested that I write to the Bonner County Daily Bee in order to provide the whole community with the information I gave them.

Kalispell

Kalispell police told someone operating a jackhammer at 11:15 p.m. to hold off on the project until morning.