Week in Pictures March 8-14
Kemana Larkey, 5, of Evergreen, plays at a park near East Evergreen Elementary School on Friday afternoon. Larkey has Blount’s disease, a condition that causes her legs to bow. Whitefish Winter Classic funds helped her family travel to Spokane Shriner’s Hospital for Kemana’s orthopedic surgery and back and forth for appointments.
Creston firefighter Tracy Wildes-Mayhood sprays down the garage from the roof of a home near Creston Sunday afternoon. Creston, Bad Rock and Evergreen firefighters responded to a garage fire at 2 p.m. Sunday that spread to part of a home at 405 Cayuse Lane. Three people were treated for minor injuries and smoke inhalation; all were released by Sunday evening. A dog and cat died in the fire.
Samuel Vance, 9, and his grandfather Woody Woodruff, both of Kalispell, work on Vance's pinewood derby car on Saturday afternoon in Kalispell. Woodruff laughs has he watches his grandson focus on painting details on the car. "A three dollar car ends up costing 30 dollars by the time your done with it," said Woodruff. The Boy Scouts Pinewood Derby will be held at the Kalispell Center mall on Saturday, March 20, beginning at 11 a.m.
Tyler Collier, left, and Josh Allen, framers with Teal Brothers Construction, set trusses for the roof of the Montana Club restaurant and casino on Monday in Kalispell. “It was a little bit slow going out of the ground but now we’re speeding up,” said Andrew Eisma, project superintendent for Martin Contracting. The roof should be finished by next week and the 8,000-square-foot building is expected to be completed in June.
Haela Fierro, front, and Aryanna Deitrick, second graders at Cornelius Hedges School, draw pictures of Glacier National Park after touring the museum and looking at artwork that features the park on Tuesday at the Hockaday Museum.
Dawn McMaster stands outside All Families Healthcare on North Meridian Road as a light snow falls Tuesday afternoon. McMaster said she stands vigil for one to two hours at least twice a week as part of the 40 Days for Life campaign.
Trey Carmalt, a fifth grader at West Valley explains his project: As Fast As An Arrow to Amber Steed of Kalispell, a volunteer judge and a fish biologist for Fist, Wildlife, and Parks, at the Science Fair on Friday at West Valley School.
Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive Back Tuff Harris holds up Charlie Hyatt, 4, as a shield against incoming balls during a game of dodge-ball.
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