4 Ohio State football assistants top $1 million in salary

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Four assistant football coaches at Ohio State will be paid at least $1 million this year, according to salary figures released by the school Monday.

ImagineIF joins global literary initiative

ImagineIF Library in Kalispell joined millions of readers across the country and the world as they “Read for the Record” on Thursday.

Legals June 19, 2019

No. 26298 LEGALS AD: Upper Whitefish Road Commercial Lease The Montana DNRC, Stillwater Unit, has received a proposal from Northwest Montana Adventures LLC for development of a commercial lease for year-round recreational equipment rentals and lodging on approximately 6.5 acres of state trust land east of Olney, Montana. The proposed site is situated adjacent to U.S. Highway 93 North and the Upper Whitefish Road in Section 7 of Township 32 north, Range 23 west. The Initial Proposal with map is available for viewing at http://dnrc.mt.gov/public-interest/public-notices. If you have any questions or comments related to this project, please contact Nicole Stickney at nstickney@mt.gov or 406-881-2666 no later than July 16, 2019 to be considered. June 19, 2019 MNAXLP __________________________

Flyers' James van Riemsdyk breaks right hand blocking shot

WASHINGTON (AP) — James van Riemsdyk broke his right hand blocking a shot Wednesday night in the Philadelphia Flyers' seventh straight victory, and he's expected to miss some time.

Shane David Robinson, 24

Shane David Robinson was born April 7, 1984, in Whitefish to David Robinson. He passed away at his home in Columbia Falls on Aug. 19, 2008.

Logan Pass due to open Tuesday

The full 50-mile length of Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park is anticipated to open to vehicle travel Tuesday, allowing access to Logan Pass.  

Searchers find hiker's body in Glacier National Park

Searchers on Sunday afternoon found the body of a 34-year-old woman who was reported missing Wednesday in Glacier National Park.

FVCC’s culinary seniors serve up Italian lunch fare

FVCC’s culinary seniors serve up Italian lunch fare

Prescribed fire proposed for Lone Pine

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking input on a proposed prescribed burn on up to approximately 17 acres at Lone Pine State Park in Kalispell.

Federal grant to aid purchase of new state park at Somers Beach

A 106-acre swath of land on the north shore of Flathead Lake is another step closer to becoming a state park with a hefty federal grant.

Meetings discuss roundabout planned for Woodland, Conrad Drive intersection

The purpose of the project is to enhance safety at the busy intersection and reduce the number and severity of crashes, according to the Montana Department of Transportation. Along with the roundabout, improved pedestrian crossings are planned.

Legals for August, 4 2020

COVID support, behavioral health among focus areas for new public health institute

Pandemic support and behavioral health resources are focus areas for new public health institute

Fagg makes case for Senate candidacy

Russell Fagg, one of the many Republicans vying to unseat Sen. Jon Tester this November, sat down with the Daily Inter Lake’s editorial board Wednesday.

State health insurers seek rate increases

Montana’s three major health insurance companies have asked to up their rates, according to the State Auditor’s office. The most recent requests come after Montana was hit with double-digit premium rate increases two years in a row, but fall below last year’s jump in price.

City planners release strategy for future

City planners have created an image of downtown Kalispell as a destination rather than something to “pass through” in a 61-page document that gives a glimpse of what the city’s heart could look like by 2035.

Running Start sees enrollment jump

High school students across Montana are increasingly taking advantage of Flathead Valley Community College’s Running Start program for high school students, prompting a 60 percent increase in program participation over the past three years.

Evergreen students contemplate a better world

On Thursday, East Evergreen Elementary third-graders were asked to dream of what would make a better world where people were all people were equal as part of Montana Campus Compact’s “

Complaints pile up in Kalispell School Board dispute

The Montana Commissioner of Political Practices has found nine current Kalispell Public School board trustees in violation of campaign finance practice laws for failure to register with the commissioner in a timely manner in past school elections and the upcoming May 4 election.

PHOTOS: Montana fans show out for Griz at Frisco Griz Gathering

Montana fans, as well as an appearance by Grizzlies mascot Monte and the University of Montana Spirit Squad, showed up in support of the Griz at a Griz Gathering held at the Frisco Bar & Grill in advance of the FCS National Championship game against the South Dakota State Jackrabbits on Friday, Jan. 5.