Week in Photos May 30 - June 6
Andrew Bergstrom hangs flags along the driveway leading to Grace Baptist Church early Sunday morning in preparation for the church's annual Memorial Day service. For the past five years Grace Baptist has done a special Sunday service honoring some aspect of the U.S. military. This year the focus was on POWs and MIAs.
Stillwater Christian School senior David Rice has played piano since age 7, now often playing for free at various locations throughout the valley.
Bigfork High School graduating senior Tia Bakker, an active member of the school’s Cave Club, would like to continue to focus on cave conservation efforts after high school. She hopes to attend a marine biology program in Scotland. “I may not be able to save every cave, but I want to spread the word and do my part,” Bakker said. “I want to make a difference.”
An excavator moves snow Thursday morning off Going-to-the-Sun Road near Triple Arches in Glacier National Park.
<p>Matt Triplett of Columbia Falls stands among bulls on his family’s property south of Columbia Falls in this file photo. (Daily Inter Lake, file)</p>
A Great Gray Owl perches on a fence post surveying an open field north of Whitefish early Monday morning.
Diane Pickavance pleaded no contest on Friday to serving alcohol after hours.
Brett Harrison sitting on the dock at his home at Foys Lake on Tuesday evening in Kalispell. Harrison graduates from Flathead High School on Saturday. This fall he will be attending Dartmouth College.
Stillwater Christian Graduating Senior Amy Carlin twirls her tassels while her twin brother Brad (right) looks on in the hallway before the start of the school's 24th Commencement Ceremony Friday evening.
Becca Eisenman was co-editor of the Glacier High School yearbook this year in addition to volunteering as a team manager for the varsity football and tennis teams.
Flathead High graduate Mary Allen hugs her baby brother Tanner Allen following the school's commencement ceremony Saturday afternoon in front of a new sculpture made by Blackfeet artist Jay Laber with the help of four Flathead students.
Mikayla Winter is helped to her feet to receive her diploma during Glacier High School’s Commencement Ceremony Saturday afternoon. Winter was born with Aicardi Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that leaves the corpus callosum, which connects the two sides of the brain, partially or completing missing.
Janette Braaten, center, shares a laugh with customer Courtney Townley of Kalispell and her son Liam, 7 months, as Duane prepares an order on Saturday morning at the Farm-To-Market Pork stand at the Farmer's Market.
Ray Veilleux of Kalispell in his home east of Kalispell on Thursday.
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