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Wolfpack Theatre opens season with timeless classic ‘Our Town’
September 14, 2023 midnight

Wolfpack Theatre opens season with timeless classic ‘Our Town’

The Wolfpack Theatre Company at Glacier High School will open the 2023-2024 theater season with Thornton Wilder’s timeless classic “Our Town” on Sept. 18, 19, and 20 at 6:33 p.m. in the Wolfpack Theatre at Glacier High School.

Flathead Audubon honors individuals, businesses with conservation awards
September 14, 2023 midnight

Flathead Audubon honors individuals, businesses with conservation awards

Three individuals and one business received Conservation Achievement Recognitions this year from Flathead Audubon Society.

September 14, 2023 midnight

Letters to the editor Sept. 14

Letters to the editor Sept. 14

September 14, 2023 midnight

Glacier boys lead Kalispell Invite by four strokes

The first day of the Kalispell Invitational shaped up like you thought it might, with Glacier, Missoula Sentinel and Polson bunched together in a tight boys’ team race.

September 14, 2023 midnight

Riders thrown by the Ponies down stretch

With the way they played the first half, it should have been a lock that nobody besides Missoula would have a better overall record in the Pioneer League than the Glacier Range Riders.

Confident Braves ready for Thursday tilt against Sentinel
September 14, 2023 midnight

Confident Braves ready for Thursday tilt against Sentinel

The Flathead Braves feel like they’re making up ground on their football competition, and as an example can compare last Friday’s score against Missoula Big Sky — a 21-20 loss — to last year’s outcome.

September 14, 2023 midnight

Legals for September, 14 2023

Toll from devastating floods in Libyan city passes 5,100 dead, authorities struggle to get in aid
September 13, 2023 8:15 a.m.

Toll from devastating floods in Libyan city passes 5,100 dead, authorities struggle to get in aid

DERNA, Libya (AP) — Search teams combed streets, wrecked buildings and even the sea for bodies in a devastated eastern Libyan city on Wednesday, where authorities said massive flooding had killed at least 5,100 people, with the toll expected to rise further.

September 13, 2023 midnight

Kalispell City Hall seeks removal of construction lien placed on municipal airport

R Porch Construction, Inc. filed an initial construction lien, listing Diablo Investments and the city as contracting owners, in Flathead County District Court on June 20.

Indah Sushi menu thrives on creativity and freshness
September 13, 2023 midnight

Indah Sushi menu thrives on creativity and freshness

Indah Sushi began in 2015 as a food truck, and in 2017, it manifested into a downtown Whitefish brick-and-mortar. Since then, the restaurant has become a culinary staple in the Flathead Valley.

September 13, 2023 midnight

Law roundup: Rent dispute ends with police involvement

A parent called Kalispell Police Department when a man in his 20s that her daughter reportedly met online threw an air conditioner down the stairs in a house full of people and was being disruptive because she asked him for rent.

Marie Elodia Terrazas Vasquez, 89
September 13, 2023 midnight

Marie Elodia Terrazas Vasquez, 89

Marie Elodia Terrazas Vasquez, 89

September 13, 2023 midnight

Big Sky Notes: Griz face interesting foe in DII power Ferris State

The Montana Grizzlies had the far less strenuous football game last Saturday compared to Montana State, which lost a 20-16 heartbreaker at top-ranked South Dakota State. The roles could be reversed this Saturday. The Griz, who swamped Utah Tech 43-13 last week, brings two-time Division II champion Ferris State to Missoula while the Cats play host to Stetson of the Pioneer League.

September 13, 2023 midnight

Bulldogs top Wildcats in Cat-Dog thriller

Ryder Elliott’s second goal of the game capped off an exciting finish for the Whitefish Bulldogs in a 4-3 win over the Columbia Falls Wildcats in Northwest A soccer on Tuesday.

September 13, 2023 midnight

Legals for September, 13 2023

Escaped Pennsylvania inmate stole gun, fled homeowner's gunfire and remains at large, police say
September 12, 2023 8:25 a.m.

Escaped Pennsylvania inmate stole gun, fled homeowner's gunfire and remains at large, police say

Escaped murderer Danelo Souza Cavalcante stole a rifle from a garage and fled a homeowner's gunfire, authorities said Tuesday as police closed roads in suburban Philadelphia, told residents to lock their doors and set up a new search area in the nearly 2-week-old manhunt.

Montana officials seek more control over judicial involuntary commitments
September 12, 2023 midnight

Montana officials seek more control over judicial involuntary commitments

Before their legal case can proceed, people charged with crimes in Montana must understand the charges they face and participate in their own defense. But because of bottlenecks in services across the country, people in jail with serious mental illness are waiting months to receive the care needed to “restore” their competency to stand trial.

Suspect in Kalispell attack pleads not guilty
September 12, 2023 midnight

Suspect in Kalispell attack pleads not guilty

Douglas Trent Zellers, 27, pleaded not guilty to one count of burglary before Judge Danni Coffman at his Sept. 7 arraignment.

September 12, 2023 midnight

Patent abuse by Big Pharma must be confronted

Pharmaceutical patents are a key instrument that promote innovation in America. They provide a financial incentive for pharmaceutical companies to invest in research and development, and allow them to recover costs and make a profit once their medication hits the market.

September 11, 2023 2:20 p.m.

Lawyers deny politics involved in ethics complaint against Montana attorney general

The formal ethics complaint filed against Attorney General Austin Knudsen alleging he violated state rules of professional conduct is extraordinary in the number of allegations it contains, and because it has reached this stage in the process, attorneys with longtime involvement in such cases said last week – but they assured no political games were afoot.