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County commissioners commit to constructing septage plant
On any given day between 20,000 and 40,000 gallons of septage waste needs to be pumped from septic tanks and treated, according to the county, but with the rapid growth in the area suitable land for disposal of that waste has become scarce.
Slayer plays the mall
The first time I ventured to the community chess club in the Kalispell Center Mall, the adults outnumbered the kids and just a game or two was under way.
Taking care of injured and killed officers and their families
In recent years talk of defunding the police has been popular in other states, but our Montana values run contrary to that line of thinking.
Legals for March, 26 2023
Polson student D.C. bound after winning state poetry reading contest
As Wica-ta-wi Hoksina Brown inhabits the poem that won him the state Poetry Out Loud championship, he does so carefully, his voice almost conversational at first, then growing in strength and passion.
Bill creating Western Conservation Commission resurrected in the House
A push to consolidate two conservation commissions focused on Northwest Montana waterways got a breath of new life last week, but it comes with a catch.
Barbara Hinsz, 82
Barbara Hinsz, 82
Legals for March, 24 2023
Budget bill clears House debate with GOP support
The Montana House’s Republican supermajority voted in near-lockstep Wednesday to rebuff Democratic efforts to amend Montana’s primary two-year budget bill, clearing the way for the bill to advance to the state Senate after a final vote in the coming days.
Banished fairytale misfits take center stage in ‘Shrek the Musical’
Based on the popular (but not always appropriate) DreamWorks movie, the play runs at the Bigfork Center for the Performing Arts on Friday, March 24 and Saturday, March 25, at 7:30 p.m.
Discussions on education delve into spicy topics
I am so proud of Montana’s voices in the community education discussions that took place during December and March.
Let’s tell the truth about those big, bad wolves
The return of wolves to the West has always been contentious, and the deaths last fall of more than 40 cattle really in western Colorado alarmed ranchers.
Legals for March, 23 2023
Kubi named MVP of Treasure State Classic
A trio of Flathead Bravettes were drafted onto the B West team for last weekend’s Treasure State Classic all-star girls basketball tournament in Billings, and ended up losing in the championship.
Legals for March, 22 2023
Army of lobbyists helped water down banking regulations
It seemed like a good idea at the time: Red-state Democrats facing grim reelection prospects would join forces with Republicans to slash bank regulations — demonstrating a willingness to work with President Donald Trump while bucking many in their party.
Louis Brainerd Hahn, 81
Louis Brainerd Hahn, 81
Legals for March, 20 2023
Lakeside spin studio aims for health beyond workout
Spin classes are structured and rely on a mix of upbeat music, choreography, and cadence.
Montana wants freedom from disease
State lawmakers are considering two bills that would put at risk the lives of the most vulnerable Montanans.