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Buffalo Hill Golf Club in Kalispell is now accepting registration forms for the upcoming men’s league season.

Thanks to those who made ski swap a success

Whitefish, Montana, is awesome. And so is the WAVE aquatic and fitness center, Sportsman and Ski Haus, Runner Up Sports, The White Room, Tamarack Ski Shop, DREAM Adaptive, Nordic Ski Club, Whitefish Mountain Resort, Flossie Fletcher/Soroptomist, and Bria and Jimmy Deats/JD Thinning. The number of hours and people it takes to pull off this feat that is known as the Big Mountain Ski Club’s annual ski sale and swap is staggering. And this letter cannot thank each and every volunteer, man and woman, enough. Every year the Big Mountain Ski Club is amazed and humbled at the number of returning volunteers that show up to spend countless hours to check in consignments on Friday, and help us sell awesome ski stuff on Saturday. Note to our volunteers: You are amazing, thank you!

WLGC Club Championship coming Aug. 10

Club Championship

Florida State, Boise State announce home-and-home

Kalispell ranks high as a small business market

The Daily Inter Lake

BFHS students, teachers visit Washington, D.C.

On March 4-9, eight Bonners Ferry High School students and two of their teachers went to Washington DC on an in-depth tour of our national capitol.

Cyber theft wrap-up

URM knows which stores were affected by attack

COEUR d'ALENE - The investigation into a cyber attack at URM-served grocery stores that led to widespread card fraud is nearly completed, according to URM CEO Ray Sprinkle.

Iconic hardware store plans move to U.S. 93

Nelson’s Hardware, an iconic downtown Whitefish business for more than 70 years, is embarking on its next chapter — a potential relocation to U.S. 93 South and an ownership transfer to the next generation of the Nelson family.

Iconic hardware store plans move to U.S. 93

Nelson’s Hardware, an iconic downtown Whitefish business for more than 70 years, is embarking on its next chapter — a potential relocation to U.S. 93 South and an ownership transfer to the next generation of the Nelson family.

Nearly 50 attend litter, lakeshore meeting

Commissioners likely to vote on litter ordinance on Feb. 12

A combined public meeting at the Troy Senior Citizens Center on Tuesday concerning two pending county ordinances drew 47 interested residents, but it was discussion on the litter proposal that dominated the two-plus hour gathering.

The Latest: Leader of Sinn Fein party recovers from virus

The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.

Garden centers, growers struggle in planting-season shutdown

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — With outdoor planting season in full swing for much of Pennsylvania, many garden centers and the farms that supply their vegetable seedlings and flowers are buckling under the pain of Gov. Tom Wolf's orders to tens of thousands of businesses to shut down to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

Garden centers, growers struggle in planting-season shutdown

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — With outdoor planting season in full swing for much of Pennsylvania, many garden centers and the farms that supply their vegetable seedlings and flowers are buckling under the pain of Gov. Tom Wolf's orders to tens of thousands of businesses to shut down to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

Garden centers, growers struggle in planting-season shutdown

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — With outdoor planting season in full swing for much of Pennsylvania, many garden centers and the farms that supply their vegetable seedlings and flowers are buckling under the pain of Gov. Tom Wolf's orders to tens of thousands of businesses to shut down to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

Hollywood's must-see movies

Ask the Propellerheads

Dear PropellerHeads: I just saw "Inception" and it was one of the best movies I've seen in a while. What else is Hollywood coming out with this summer?

Art Spirit reflected the downtown spirit

The Art Spirit Gallery, like many small businesses, faced challenges that reached a point where owner Blair Williams could no longer commit to keeping it open. Finances, declining sales, C0VID-19 pandemic, broken pipes and flooding all took a mental, physical, emotional and financial toll. As well, there were family and health factors to consider.

Lioness Club donates money to Moses Lake Senior Center

MOSES LAKE - The Lioness Club of Moses Lake, one of the most active and generous charitable organizations in Grant County, recently gave a donation of $1000 to the Moses Lake Senior Center and also purchased holiday gifts for Meals on Wheels recipients.

Glacier Jewish Community presents Nefesh Mountain band

The Glacier Jewish Community/B'nai Shalom is hosting the bluegrass, Americana-roots band Nefesh Mountain on Thursday, Aug. 10, at 7 p.m. at the O’Shaughnessy Cultural Arts Center in Whitefish.

Higher prices for food are about to get worse

Cold weather, low production to blame

WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans are noticing higher prices at the grocery store, and it's about to get worse.

New Mexico cracks down on hoarding of medical supplies

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico has confirmed a coronavirus infection that has no apparent link to travel as the governor takes new steps to limit the spread of the contagion by limiting restaurants to take-out service and closing down movie theaters, gyms and shopping centers.