Week in Pictures November 29 - December 5
Two snowmen standing outside 935 Sixth Ave. East in Kalispell on Monday.
Representatives from the Superintendent's Office, the school board, the City of Kalispell, FVCC, the DNRC, LHC, Schellinger and Glacier High School were out at the dedication of the new east side access to Glacier High School on Monday in Kalispell.
Bruce Mills, left, and Nick King, right, work on shifting the large concrete slabs which will be raised and used to create the second floor on Monday, at the fire department in downtown Kalispell. According to Swank Superintendent the renovations will take approximately six months.
Terry Wharton of Kalispell put up the new Christmas lights along Nucleus Avenue in Columbia Falls on Tuesday morning. Fifty new lights; 24 trees for Nucleus, and 26 stars for Highway 2, were purchased by the community for just under twenty thousand dollars. They are replacing lights that were originally purchased 40 years ago.
Patsy Lumpus, left, of the Flathead County Republican Women, hands a plate of chocolates to judge Michelle Reese of Whitefish at the 26th Annual Chocolate Extravaganza on Wednesday in Kalispell.
Geneva Sappington, 10, slides past her brother Alan, 9, while sledding at Dry Bridge Park on Tuesday afternoon. The Flathead Valley received 13.8 inches of snow in November.
Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake Greg Barkus at change of plea hearing on Thursday in Kalispell.
Fifth and sixth graders at Cayuse Prairie School rehearse their song "Hallelujah" for the Cayuse Christmas Program on Friday afternoon. The Christmas Program, Tuesday night at 7 p.m. will be the first performance to take place in the new gymnasium.
Lori Lunceford of Kalispell and other TeleTech employees deliver 1050 stuffed animals to the Kalispell Regional Medical Center on Friday.
Columbia Falls' Jacob Babcock wraps his arms around Ronan's Colby Roberts in the 215 lb. division in Columbia Falls on Friday.
Paul Kozuch flies through the air on his skis during opening day at Whitefish Mountain Resort at Big Mountain. A settled base of about 50 inches of snow is sitting at the mountain's summit.
Jake Kinkel, 17, left, and Kaileb Liehr, 17, both of Kalispell shopping at The Diggs Clothing Co. on Thursday in the mall.
Halle Conroy, left, and Sean Morgan share a joke before rehearsing one of their scenes in The Christmas Post on Monday at the Christian Center in Kalispell.
