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Don Kaldschmidt worked with the Whitefish Architectural Review Committee and Subaru to meet certain design standards both groups required for the new Subaru showroom. March 10, 2014 in Whitefish, Montana. (Patrick Cote/Daily Inter Lake)

Alahna Jo Hader,

daughter of Angela Michelle Hader and Johnathan Luke Hader of Kalispell, was born Jan. 5 at North Valley Hospital.

Legals for May, 20 2022

Bravettes state bound

Drill Hellgate 62-44 in Western AA playoff game

Epperly aids sweep, girls' split

SHERIDAN, Wyo. — Montana topped Wyoming 105-103 in a high scoring affair in the first of two games in the Montana-Wyoming All-Star Basketball Challenge at Sheridan College’s Golden Dome.

Fair-Mont-Egan will move to a four-day school week

It’s the fourth school in Flathead County to do so, following in the footsteps of other rural schools including West Glacier, Olney-Bissell and Pleasant Valley.

Legals for August, 11 2021

Legals for April, 2 2024

Bullock earmarks $13 million in COVID aid for schools

With just over a month left to finish spending federal coronavirus aid, Montana Gov. Steve Bullock announced Wednesday he is redistributing nearly $13 million to K-12 schools to cover costs related to COVID-19, including staffing, transportation, cleaning, personal protective equipment, and computers and other devices needed for students.

Food truck's meat sourced from C-Falls cattle

Food truck carries meat made from C-Falls cattle

Bullock touts benefits of pre-K funding

Gov. Steve Bullock sat down to a family style meal of meatballs, rice and carrots with a table of 4- to 5-year-olds at the Flathead Valley Community College Early Childhood Center on Thursday.

Loggers knock off Pirates in softball

LIBBY - Lexie Hagness hit a 3-run home run with two outs in the fourth inning to break open a tie Northwestern A softball game on Friday as the Libby Loggers (5-3) beat the visiting Polson Pirates, 5-4 in the regular season finale for both teams.

Richard K. Dick King, 85

Our uncle and friend, Richard K. Dick King of Columbia Falls, died of natural causes Saturday, Feb. 27, 2010, at Kalispell Regional Medical Center, after a short illness. Dick was born Nov. 21, 1924, in Whitefish, the third son of Edgar H. King and Margaret M. Taber King. Dick was raised in the Flathead Valley, Great Falls and the Roseburg, Ore., area. He graduated from Whitefish High School in 1942. Dick hired out on the railroad in 1943. Soon after that he enlisted in the Army, being discharged in 1946. He returned to Whitefish and continued his railroad career, retiring in 1984 with 41 years of service. Dick enjoyed the outdoors and spent many days hiking, camping and fishing, mainly in Glacier National Park. In 1970 Mel Ruder crowned Dick King of Glacier for having hiked the entire perimeter of Glacier Park, as well as most developed and undeveloped trails throughout the park. Dick completed that goal in the summer of 1969. Dick spent many summer days enjoying the beauty and serenity of Oly Lake, his favorite fishing hole. Dick was a lifelong Yankees fan and would take every opportunity to rub it in if the Yanks beat your team! He traveled to many professional games over the years and had enjoyed spring training a few years ago. He also enjoyed NASCAR and Wildcat sports. Dick had many hobbies that he enjoyed over the years, and he had been an avid collector of model trains. Dick was preceded in death by his parents, Ed and Margaret; brothers, Eddie, Don and Jim; sister, Joan King Drager, niece, Peggy King; great-nephew, Lyle Seward; and sisters-in law, Ruth King, Barbara King and Thelma Blake. Dick is survived by many loving and caring friends in the Flathead Valley, and best pals, Mike Scott and Chewy. Also surviving Dick, our favorite uncle, are nieces, Robbie King, Janice Rhodes, Michelle McDowell and Kami Anderson; nephews, Ed, Kelly and Cary King, Bret and Brad Drager, and Scott and Don King. Dick also is survived by numerous great- and great-great-nieces and nephews. Dick will be greatly missed by the many people whose lives were touched by his kindness and gentle manner and his quick sense of humor. Go hike that next mountain Dick; save some fish for us! A memorial wake will be held for Pooh at 2 p.m., March 21, at The Office (the Columbia Bar) in Columbia Falls. Please join us for this special time of sharing memories of Dick. Memorials can be sent to the charity of the donor s choice in Dick s name.

James K. Taylor III, 89

James K. Taylor III was born in San Diego, on April 17, 1922. He laid down his rod and creel and turned in his hammer and saw when he passed on June 27, 2011, in Kalispell, after suffering a stroke.

Legals for October, 23 2023

Whitefish boys go low in Polson

POLSON – Billy Smith led a 1-through-5 finish by the Whitefish boys, who took the team title at a triangular golf tournament held at Polson Bay Golf Course Thursday.

Rita V. Hagen, 93

Rita Hagen, 93, passed away peacefully Friday, June 8, 2018, at 5:38 a.m. at Timber Creek Village in Columbia Falls.

Loggers 3-0 at Big Bucks Tourney

LIBBY — Shayne Walker doubled and drove in two runs and Libby scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to pull out a 4-3 American Legion baseball victory over the Tri-County Cardinals on the third day of the Big Bucks Tournament.

Great Art on Screen goes deep with 'Caravaggio'

The second of four “Great Art on Screen” broadcast documentaries, “Caravaggio: The Soul and the Blood” will be shown at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 23, at the Whitefish Performing Art Center. This broadcast was originally scheduled for March 16, but was recently moved to March 23. Tickets are $15 adults/$5 students (K-12)/$10 college students, cash or check, available at the door.

It is with great sadness that the family of Gerald P. Shannon an

2008, at Kalispell Regional Medical Center. He was born Aug. 6, 1932, in east Los Angeles, to Thomas K. Shannon and Marguerite Bedford.