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Legals for December, 14 2022
Walker, Jensen lead Bigfork over Eureka
Nick Walker scored 16 points, Jack Jensen added 18 and the Bigfork Vikings downed Eureka 63-36 in a District 7-B boys basketball game Tuesday.
Transgender lawmaker hopes her presence brings understanding
Zooey Zephyr worked behind the scenes during Montana's 2021 legislative session to oppose an ultimately unsuccessful effort to ban transgender minors from receiving gender-affirming health care, including puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones and surgery.
Montana's minimum wage rising 75 cents to $9.95 in January
Montana's minimum wage is increasing 75 cents an hour to $9.95 starting on Jan. 1, the Department of Labor and Industry announced.
Mom starts school to meet the needs of neurodivergent children
A new private school geared to neurodivergent learners has opened in Kalispell.
Underwear-clad man arrested for allegedly wielding knife
A 29-year-old is being held in the county jail with bail set at $100,000 after allegedly trying to stab a man in a local apartment building last week.
Man arrested after attempted break-in in Kalispell
Police arrested a man last week who allegedly tried to break into the Kalispell home of a family he had previously threatened to kill.
Plea deal would see alleged child rapist serve 20 years of 45-year sentence
Ray Allen Roberts, 52, entered an Alford plea to the felony charge after striking a deal with prosecutors in late November.
Letters to the editor Dec. 13
Letters to the editor Dec. 13
Birth anouncements
Boldin Aleksander McNulty, son of Thomas McNulty and Amanda Lawrence of Kalispell, was born on Oct. 21, 2022 at Logan Health Whitefish.
Author details connection to wilderness in adventure memoir
In his most recent book, “My Wilderness Life,” John Fraley chronicles his life as he goes through college and begins his career.
A&E Design hires project manager Mahood
Pete Mahood has joined the team of A&E Design as a construction project manager.
Legals for December, 11 2022
Red Flag laws work, but they have to be used
When Colorado passed its Red Flag law, called “Extreme Risk Protection Orders,” in 2019, El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder announced his opposition: “I am exploring all legal options and am vigorously challenging the constitutionality of this law.”
Retired sportscaster recalls colorful memories in new book
Peanuts and Cracker Jack, rally hats, the roar of the crowd.
Browning girls hold off Hamilton
Amari Calf Robe scored 13 points and Browning built a big third-quarter lead and beat Hamilton to highlight Saturday’s girls basketball action at the Frenchtown Tip-Off.
McDonald, Pack boys beat CMR at buzzer
Glacier coach Mark Harkins called time out with 8.1 seconds left in the Wolfpack’s basketball game Saturday and basically told his team, From here on out you’re on your own.
Brave Brawlers win Mining City title
For the second year in a row, the Flathead Brave Brawlers won the Mining City Duals, this time defeating Billings West for the title.
Bravettes roll to win at Flathead Girls Invite
The Bravettes took first at the Flathead Girls Invite on Saturday, topping a field of 23 teams to open their wrestling season.
Bobcats rout William & Mary, 55-7
BOZEMAN — The Touchdown Tommy Mellott Show got started a little late Friday but was worth the wait for Bobcat fans, who saw Mellott lead Montana State’s 55-7 pummeling of William & Mary in an FCS quarterfinal.