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Shopping spree now lasts two days
It seems that Black Friday may no longer be an appropriate title.
iPads and Tablets
LETTER: Translation of New Testament questioned
Eugene Peterson’s book, “The Message,” came into my household recently, and purports to be a “paraphrase” of Scripture. I was stopped cold when his “paraphrase” of the Lord’s Prayer changed Jesus’ own words!
Sophia Grace Pittaway
daughter of Thomas and Holly Pittaway of Kalispell, was born March 27 at Kalispell Regional Medical Center She weighed 7 pounds, and was 20 inches long.
Felon accused of threating officers investigating child sex assault
A man who already served time at an Oregon prison for conspiracy to commit murder and manslaughter is now facing felony charges after he allegedly threatened investigators who were looking into allegations that he impregnated an underage girl.
When classroom budgets are tight, teachers turn to crowdfunding
Teachers are tapping into the power of the people when searching for funding beyond the classroom budget.
Two arrested on felony drug charges
The Daily Inter Lake
Montana reaches deal in Colstrip coal ash cleanup dispute
The state of Montana has reached a settlement with a coal plant operator that gives the company two years to come up with an alternative plan to clean up water polluted with coal ash.
Fundraising event hits radio waves due to Covid
The Whitefish Community Foundation and KGEZ Radio will broadcast a live program on Friday to celebrate the achievements of the 61 local nonprofits participating in the foundation's Great Fish Community Challenge.
Children and cybersecurity: it's time to ramp it up
Get tips about how to beef up cybersecurity for children from the BBB
Alarms
The Hungry Horse Fire Department responded to First Avenue North for reports of a suspicious odor. Firefighters were unable to find anything amiss.
Senate candidate finds bag with $12,000 inside
Would-be home burglar thwarted
An Alpine Lane woman contacted the
China's largest online retailer to buy Montana beef
BILLINGS — China’s largest online retailer has agreed to buy $200 million worth of Montana beef over the next three years — equal to as many as 90,000 head of cattle — and potentially invest $100 million more in a new slaughterhouse in the state, under the terms of a trade deal that were disclosed Wednesday.
ImagineIF Libraries adds new services
ImagineIF Libraries is unveiling several new solutions designed to meet the community’s needs for free access to information and to keep people connected. Customers can begin enjoying the following services at all ImagineIF locations.
Fair steps up technology with iPads for entries
The Northwest Montana Fair is stepping up its computer technology this year by adding iPads to the entry and judging process.
Map your forest route with mobile apps
Mobile access to Kootenai National Forest maps, such as district visitor maps, is available for people using Android and iOS devices.
Verizon launches advanced network in Kalispell
Kalispell is one of seven Montana cities where Verizon Wireless has launched its LTE-Advanced network.
Law roundup: Chilly dog a cause for concern
A resident grew concerned after they spotted a neighbor’s dog out in the extreme cold and contacted the Kalispell Police Department to see what could be done about the likely chilly canine.
Long hours of shopping get longer
Retail marathon
The holiday shopping season started as a marathon, not a sprint.