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Detail of a badge of a Sr. Special Agent with the BNSF Police Officer standing watch at the Columbia Falls Junior High on Tuesday, September 19. Many members of the law enforcement community have stepped up to have their presence seen and felt at schools around the Flathead Valley. In addition to the police departments and Sheriff’s Office school security was bumped up by officers from BNSF, the Border Patrol, Fish and Game and Montana Highway Patrol and the National Forest Service. (Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)

Detail of a badge of a Sr. Special Agent with the BNSF Police Officer standing watch at the Columbia Falls Junior High on Tuesday, September 19. Many members of the law enforcement community have stepped up to have their presence seen and felt at schools around the Flathead Valley. In addition to the police departments and Sheriff’s Office school security was bumped up by officers from BNSF, the Border Patrol, Fish and Game and Montana Highway Patrol and the National Fo…

September 19, 2017

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Sense of normalcy returns as students head back to class
September 19, 2017 8:16 p.m.

Sense of normalcy returns as students head back to class

The sounds of children in classrooms and hurrying in the hallways could once again be heard Tuesday as school resumed across the Flathead Valley after three days of being canceled due to cyber threats.