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Grizzly cubs found dead on railroad tracks
Two grizzly bear cubs were found recently killed on the railroad tracks southeast of Trego.
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Flathead County Library Board narrows to five choices for logo designs
The Flathead County Library Board is polling the public on five logo designs that will be posted on the library system’s website by early June.
The Latest: Russia sees over 9,000 new virus cases
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Trump campaign in Arizona push with 4 visits this week
PHOENIX (AP) — President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign is making it clear that Arizona is truly a battleground, with the president, vice president and his wife and the president’s daughter all scheduling stops this week.
Trump campaign in Arizona push with 4 visits this week
PHOENIX (AP) — President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign is making it clear that Arizona is truly a battleground, with the president, vice president and his wife and the president’s daughter all scheduling stops this week.
From the Lake County MSU Ag Extension Office
In the June 2016 issue of the Monthly Weed Post, a Montana State University Extension bulletin, author Jane Mangold highlights a research study that examines if invasive plants such as knapweed can be a friend or foe to pollinators. The study set out to determine how pollinator communities are affected by an invasive plant common to Montana and elsewhere, spotted knapweed. Researchers at Montana State University studied how density and growth stage of spotted knapweed affected pollinators. Another study investigated impacts of spotted knapweed on reproduction of the native forb hairy goldenaster, this species shares many pollinators with spotted knapweed and their flowering periods overlap for six weeks.
Knapweed can be friend or foe to pollinators
In the June 2016 issue of the Monthly Weed Post, a Montana State University Extension bulletin, author Jane Mangold highlights a research study that examines if invasive plants such as knapweed can be a friend or foe to pollinators. The study set out to determine how pollinator communities are affected by an invasive plant common to Montana and elsewhere, spotted knapweed. Researchers at Montana State University studied how density and growth stage of spotted knapweed affected pollinators. Another study investigated impacts of spotted knapweed on reproduction of the native forb hairy goldenaster, this species shares many pollinators with spotted knapweed and their flowering periods overlap for six weeks.
Hungry Horse woman suspected of setting truck alight
Prosecutors brought Tori Ashlynn Tallent, 24, up on felony counts of arson and criminal possession of dangerous drugs as well as one misdemeanor count of criminal possession of drug paraphernalia in connection with the Aug. 26 fire in Hungry Horse.
STATE TENNIS: Sandpoint's Rickert claims third straight girls singles title
Results from Saturday's prep state high school tennis tournaments.
RCAC nets septic system funding
BOISE — The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality today announced the award of $150,000 in funding assistance for the Rural Community Assistance Corporation.
Love Not Hate holds Summer Block Party
Love Not Hate will hold a Summer Block Party from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 19, at the Coop in Columbia Falls.
Planning board looks at two accessory apartments
Planning board looks at two accessory apartments
Royal wins 50th consecutive football game
ROYAL CITY - Members of the Royal Slope community talk about what Knights football program means to the people. Knights booster club president Aaron Christensen, longtime fan Willie Miller and booster club secretary Debbie Gilbert add their thoughts.
John Sidney Hancock
John Sidney Hancock
Rebecca Lageschulte
Rebecca Lageschulte
FVCC music program’s spring concerts scheduled
A diverse array of musical talents will be showcased in two upcoming ensemble concerts at the Wachholz College Center.
Idaho launches new campaign finance system
The new system is called Sunshine.
Game wardens seek info on bighorn sheep shot near Troy
The bighorn ewe was left wounded and had to be euthanized...
Humphreys to speak in Grangeville, Cd'A
Ed Humphreys, GOP candidate for Idaho governor, will speak in Grangeville and Coeur d’Alene next week.