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Business comings and goings
The Marcus Anderson building under construction at 8182 N. Wayne Drive in Hayden has commercial units to be occupied by Ascent Counseling and Marcus Anderson Family Foundation (now at 8382 N. Wayne Drive).
Nelson's Ace opens in new location
Nelson’s Ace Hardware is continuing its tradition of serving Whitefish as its new location on U.S. Highway 93 opened to customers early Monday morning.
Yaak Valley Forest Council offers reward after bear slaying
Following the killing of a female grizzly bear near the Yaak, a local environmental group is contributing to a reward fund of up to $50,000 for anyone who helps secure a conviction.
Area should be made a 'no-damage' zone
Without the hard work from past Montanans to protect our best protected ground, we would be “The Big Nothing.” All that good work deserves respect. Reasons are not good enough to destroy the Cabinet Mountain Wilderness Area with two copper mines. Living in an area of few jobs cannot justify destroying our best ground. Lincoln and Sanders counties must protect, not destroy, their pristine high mountain jewels. The value of our state’s most special public lands protected extends far beyond any reason to harm them.
Relay for Life exceeds fundraising goal
COEUR d'ALENE - Enthusiasm and donations marked this year's Kootenai County Relay for Life.
USFS seeks help in bridling vandalism
SANDPOINT — The U.S. Forest Service is appealing to the public for help in curbing vandalism on public lands.
Helicopters, Vietnam and the dangers of war
In Vietnam, helicopters helped quite a few enemy soldiers extend their careers. Helicopters were vulnerable, not only to bullets but accidents.
Loggers dump Eureka to help win Battle of the Kootenai
Sophomore Ryan Beagle led Libby with 17 points, including five 3-pointers.
Legals for December, 11 2025
Legals for March, 8 2024
CVS posts strong 2Q, with virus delaying elective procedures
CVS Health reported surprisingly strong second-quarter earnings as people postponed elective medical procedures during the COVID-19 pandemic, and it raised its profit expectations for the year.
Moses Lake cake business offers goodies at fair
MOSES LAKE - Basin residents can satisfy their sweet tooth at the Classy & Crazy Cakes food booth at the 2013 Grant County Fair.
City of ML focuses on parks for storm cleanup
MOSES LAKE - Residents will have to wait to get storm debris out of their yard for a few weeks unless they do it themselves or hire out.
CVS posts strong 2Q, with virus delaying elective procedures
CVS Health reported surprisingly strong second-quarter earnings as people postponed elective medical procedures during the COVID-19 pandemic, and it raised its profit expectations for the year.
CAL named chamber's top business
SANDPOINT — Congratulations go out to the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce October Business of the Month, Community Assistance League.
Flathead County Sheriff
Authorities responded Tuesday afternoon when a man called for help, saying he had been shot in the head. Flathead County Sheriff's Office raced to Moose Crossing RV Park in Marion, where the man said he heard a gunshot before his head was grazed by something. Marion and Kalispell Fire Department ambulances responded. The Kalispell crew took the 39-year-old man to the hospital for a minor injury. Investigation continues.
Anna Marie Curtis, 87
Anna Marie Curtis passed away peacefully in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, on June 20, 2022, as she joined her Lord in Heaven. Anna was born on October 17, 1934, to Peter and Mary Klem.
Anna Marie Curtis, 87
Anna Marie Curtis passed away peacefully in Coeur d' Alene, Idaho, on June 20, 2022, as she joined her Lord in Heaven. Anna was born on October 17, 1934, to Peter and Mary Klem.
Ronan library reopens
Piles of books were stacked around the children’s section of the Ronan Library Monday as employees worked on organizing the stacks.
New owner modernizes Olney resort
Deborah Haydis is out to prove you can, in fact, teach an old dog new tricks.