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Storyteller Chris La Tray selected as Montana’s next poet laureate
A Métis storyteller, he shares his life and observations of the world through writing.
Tester asks TSA to delay employee screening rule
Sen. Jon Tester has called on the Transportation Security Administration to delay implementation of new rules that would require airports to physically screen employees.
Gerald L Baldik, 76
Gerald Baldik
Legals for August, 23 2023
Former lawmakers propose ballot initiatives that would open primaries
The ballot initiatives, which are being reviewed before signature collecting can start, would make Montana primaries all open, and the top four vote-getters would advance to the general election, despite party affiliation or endorsement.
Kalispell City Council finalizes $141M budget
Kalispell City Council approved the municipality’s $141 million budget and mill levy for fiscal year 2024 on Monday.
Climate claims easy to defeat on science alone
On Aug. 14, Montana Republicans lost the Held v Montana (HvM) climate lawsuit, as I predicted in June 2022 based upon how AG Knudsen was failing to prepare to defeat HvM.
Kalispell man accused of shooting teen pleads not guilty
Ross Barker, 70, faces a single count of assault with a weapon following the alleged July 28 shooting at Moose Crossing in Marion.
O’Connell shows out for Seahawks Saturday
A handful of Griz and Cats are competing for NFL jobs this season, and no one had bigger stats this week than Glacier High product Patrick O’Connell.
Legals for August, 22 2023
Crews battle wildfires as rainy weather descends on region
With the River Road East Fire outside of Paradise growing to more than 16,000 acres over the weekend, officials implemented a temporary flight restriction in the skies above the blaze on Monday.
Kalispell attorney Garry Seaman pleads guilty to two counts of deliberate homicide
A Kalispell attorney pleaded guilty Monday to two felony charges of deliberate homicide and attempted homicide in relation to the shotgun shootings of two people, one fatal, at a campground near Libby Dam last year.
Whitefish's final budget includes tax decrease
Whitefish property owners should see a decrease in their city tax bill as a result of a large increase in taxable value.
Entrepreneur coaches others looking to grow business ideas
Aside from business coaching, Scot Chisholm owns Haskill Creek Farms, a holistic health store located in Whitefish.
Legals for August, 21 2023
River Road East Fire near Paradise grows to 13K acres
The River Road East Fire outside Paradise grew to roughly 13,414 acres on Saturday as smoky conditions hampered the use of aircraft to fight the blaze.
Whitefish School District budget shows slight increase
After brief discussion, the Whitefish School Board approved the final budget for the upcoming school year at its regular meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 8.
Allen Darling, 94
Allen Darling, 94
Fredrick L. Baker II, 79
Fredrick L. Baker II
FEC Roundup for Safety awards nonprofit grants
Flathead Electric Cooperative’s Roundup for Safety board of directors on Aug. 10 awarded $33,986 in support of community safety projects proposed by nonprofit organizations.