Code Girls takes programming to next level developing app for Kalispell Police

Code Girls United is developing an app for the Kalispell Police Department to go digital in managing its fleet of vehicles.

Logan Health program provides 600 pairs of shoes to youth

This was made possible through donors who support Logan Health’s Kids on the Rise Program, an initiative committed to increasing access to resources and healthy opportunities for Montana’s youth.

Ballot initiative seeking to expand landowners’ hunting access met with committee opposition

A ballot initiative seeking to allow landowners to hunt elk, deer and black bears on their property hit a setback Wednesday when the Environmental Quality Council voted not to support the measure.

Rosendale declares interest in Senate race after jab from GOP group

The National Republican Senatorial Committee, chaired by Montana Sen. Steve Daines, took a swing at U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale this week, blaming him for the impending resignation of former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and the GOP’s dwindling majority in Congress.

Margaret Ann Hilley, 91

Margaret Ann Hilley, 91, was born June 16, 1932, in Anaconda, Montana.

Bravettes reload after runner-up finish

Flathead boys, also under new leadership, look ahead

The Flathead Bravettes have changed coaches and graduated most of their minutes off a team that played in the State AA girls basketball championship last March, but we shouldn’t count them out.

Wolfpack gather forces for another tourney run

Glacier girls look to rise up Western AA ranks

Last season was a banner one for the Glacier boys basketball team, which went 17-8 and picked up the second State AA trophy in program history with a third-place finish.

Legals for December, 8 2023

Montana Library Commission strikes library director standard

Despite an outpouring of opposition in recent weeks, the Montana State Library Commission voted 5-2 Wednesday to eliminate a requirement that directors of the state’s largest public libraries hold a master’s degree in library sciences.

Gov. Gianforte announces task force to deal with rising property taxes

Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte announced this week he will launch a task force to address rising property taxes — an idea met with some skepticism from both sides of the aisle.

WTC brings holiday spectacular musical ‘Christmas Carol’ to stage

Ebenezer Scrooge is a prosperous curmudgeon who believes that personal wealth is far more valuable than the happiness and comfort of others.

FHS Theatre presents uproarious Christmas classic

The festivities are turned upside down as the Herdman kids hijack all the major roles from Mary to the Shepherds and challenge everyone’s traditional notions of Christmas.

Suspect in Kalispell chase given suspended sentences

A man accused of leading authorities on a chase through downtown Kalispell in February received a trio of suspended sentences in Flathead County District Court in late November.

Glacier Symphony presents ‘The Nutcracker’

The San Diego Ballet Company, young local dancers and Glacier Symphony will present a fully staged production of Tchaikovsky’s holiday classic at the Wachholz College Center at Flathead Valley Community College.

Community band performs Christmas concert

The program begins with Leroy Anderson’s arrangement of “A Christmas Festival.” This lively tune captures several well-known Christmas carols.

Suspect in drug-fueled wreck back in county jail

A Kalispell man facing a felony negligent vehicular assault charge is back behind bars after skipping out on a September status hearing in Flathead County District Court.

Law roundup: Bloodthirsty bar patron threatens to shoot customer

A man sat at a bar reportedly looking for a fight when he began insulting the bartender and calling the patrons around him slurs.

Former Spotted Bear District Ranger says he was ousted

The former Spotted Bear District ranger claims he was removed from his post last spring in part for trying to protect the Bob Marshall Wilderness’ natural values.

Lady Griz top LMU on School Day, 83-68

MISSOULA — On a day that is unlike any other on the schedule, it was Montana’s seniors who provided calm amidst the School Day chaos and the challenge of a formidable opponent, and led the home team to a gritty victory.

Legals for December, 7 2023