Legals for December, 2 2022

Griz aim to stun Fargodome crowd

Bobby Hauck’s first game as coach of the Montana Grizzlies was in September of 2003, and it didn’t go as expected.

Sliter, Sellards, Shaw and Skonord garner first-team All-State for AA

Gage Sliter and Henry Sellards, two mainstays for the 2022 Glacier Wolfpack football squad, were named first-team All-State in voting by coaches across the class.

WTC presents ‘Little Women’ for the holidays

The Whitefish Theatre Company presents “Little Women” as its winter show at the O’Shaughnessy Center in Whitefish.

Suspended sentences given to man accused of spitting on cops

Robert Eugene McCarty, 35, had pleaded guilty to felony criminal endangerment and misdemeanor assault with bodily fluid in September after striking a deal with prosecutors.

Judy Rae Simonson, 71

Our loving mother, Judy Rae Simonson, 71, of Polson passed away peacefully at St. Joseph Hospital on Nov. 28, 2022.

Kalispell Public Works Department accepting bids to develop solid waste master plan

The Kalispell Department of Public works is seeking a firm to craft a solid waste management master plan for the city.

Letters to the editor Dec. 1

Letters to the editor Dec. 1

Biden pledges new commitments, respect for tribal nations

President Joe Biden on Wednesday pledged to give Native Americans a stronger voice in federal affairs, promising at the first in-person summit on tribal affairs in six years that he will bolster tribal consultations, inclusion of Indigenous knowledge in decision-making and funding for communities struggling with the impacts of climate change.

Legals for December, 1 2022

Don Zen Allred, 88

Don Zen Allred, 88, returned to his hHeavenly home Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022, while at home in Gold Star Park Quartzsite, Arizona, where he and his wife, Louise, have resided since 1997.

Legals for November, 30 2022

County sets out plans for regional septage treatment facility

The county has an estimated 30,000 wastewater treatment systems and as rapid growth has occurred over the last decade the suitable land for the disposal of septic waste has become quite limited.

Abortion looms as major issue in upcoming legislative session

Montana voters this year rejected a ballot initiative that would have reshaped infant and obstetric care, a proposed law linked by supporters and critics to the national debate over abortion, even as they handed Republicans a supermajority in the statehouse.

Motorist brought up on multiple felony counts after allegedly brandishing rifle

Herbert Hale Brown, 64, was released from the county jail on Nov. 28 after initially being held with bail set at $35,000.

Western A Football: Jarrett Wilson MVP; Whitefish lands 8 All-State picks, Columbia Falls 6

Whitefish had eight All-State picks — three playing both ways — and Columbia Falls had six while Polson’s Jarrett Wilson was named offensive MVP on the Western A football honors teams released Tuesday.

Big Sky Notes: Grizzlies, especially the special teams, are on NDSU’s radar

The North Dakota State Bison didn’t roll up nine Football Championship Subdivision football titles in 10 years by taking anyone lightly, and the Montana Grizzlies have their attention.

Oath Keepers boss guilty of seditious conspiracy in 1/6 case

WASHINGTON (AP) — Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes was convicted Tuesday of seditious conspiracy for a violent plot to overturn Democrat Joe Biden's presidential win, handing the Justice Department a major victory in its massive prosecution of the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.

Local artist pleads guilty to criminal endangerment

Authorities arrested Nicholas Oberling, 59, in July after his then partner reported receiving shocks upon reaching for soap while taking a shower.

Man accused of injuring woman after firing gun in home pleads not guilty

Authorities arrested George Paul Herne, 20, in the early morning hours of July 4 while following up on a report of a person receiving treatment for a gunshot wound at a local emergency room, according to court documents.