Keith Allen Shennum, 50

Keith Allen Shennum, 50, passed away on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2006, at his residence near Columbia Falls.

Timothy Miles Hines, 43

Timothy Miles Hines, 43, died Oct. 8, 2006, in Kalispell after a short illness. Tim was born in Missoula on Dec. 3, 1962, to Thomas S. Hines and Beverly J. Hines.

Mary B. Kennedy, 94

Mary B. Kennedy, 94, former resident of Purcell, Okla., Colorado Springs, Colo., and Wexford Place in Kansas City, Mo., passed away Sunday, Jan. 29, 2006, at Liberty Terrace Care Center in Liberty, Mo.

Edith N. Schultz, 87

Edith N. Schultz passed away Feb. 25, 2006, in Whitefish. She was born June 8, 1918, one of 13 children of John A. and Anna (Olsen) Lien, in Alden, N.D., a town her father established. She lived in North Dakota until her parents passed away, and then moved to Seattle where she worked as a household manager and for Western Electric.

Old World classics under the Montana sky

An "Evening In Vienna" is the musical theme of an outdoor family concert featuring the Glacier Symphonic Pops orchestra on Saturday, July 8 at 7:30 p.m.

Columbia Falls man commands Navy cruiser

Donald K. Veile, 91

Don Veile passed away Saturday, April 4, 2015, with his wife by his side.

Cody Deets Johnson, 48

Cody Deets Johnson, 48, passed away on Thursday, Feb. 6, 2014, after an all too short battle with brain cancer. He was in the loving company of family members.

Buckaroo Gardner given consecutive five-year sentences for chase

Buckaroo Bennie Gardner, 43, had pleaded guilty in Flathead County District Court to criminal endangerment and criminal mischief in early December after striking a deal with prosecutors.

Girl Scout STEM van coming to Kalispell

Programming will take place in the Gateway Community Center parking lot near the Northwest Montana United Way office.

Concert supports North Valley Music School’s building campaign

The free event will feature John Arthur Martinez, a singer/songwriter from Austin, Texas, who performs Americana, Texas Hill Country swing and country music.

A Lakers walk away with Harp tourney win

The Kalispell A Lakers managed just two hits Friday, but add in 10 walks and they had enough to beat the Billings Cardinals at the John R. Harp tournament, 6-2.

Sentinel girls trip Pack in back-and-forth battle

Brooke Stayner and Emily McElmurry scored 14 points each, and McElmurry basket gave Missoula Sentinel the lead for good as the Spartans edged Glacier 53-49 in Western AA girls’ basketball action Friday.

New Hockaday exhibit features art of Western printmakers

The Hockaday Museum of Art presents Communities West IV: Contemporary Western Printmakers, a new exhibit curated by Sukha Worob and Andrew Rice.

Republican Bukacek holds narrow lead in PSC primary

Kalispell physician Ann Bukacek was ahead Wednesday morning on the Republican side for the Montana Public Service Commission, with Rep. Derek Skees, also of Kalispell, close behind in District 5.

West Valley School District keeps masks optional

Masks will remain optional for students and staff at West Valley School District following a long discussion about Covid-19 protocols at Wednesday’s school board meeting.

Beatrice L. Duval Jensen, 92

Psalms 23:1-6 Beatrice was the first born of nine children, born July 19,1929, to Leon and Anita (Sauvageau) Duval in Fargo, North Dakota

Henry John Broers II, 70

Henry John Broers II, 70 of Trego, passed away March 9, 2024.

Local schools welcome students back to class

Opening schools during the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in significant changes in regard to health and safety.

Libby in title game

Downs Mission Valley in semifinal