Colonial Day at Elrod Elementary

Nick Haas takes a wooden riffle he made with his father from his locker on Friday afternoon, May 25, at Elrod Elementary. Fifth graders at Elrod were encouraged to dress the part as they celebrated Colonial Day with activities including Spinning and Weaving, Quill Writing, Tin Punching, Candle Making and Wood Working.

Kaliah Lorraine Imperato

Kaliah Lorraine Imperato, daughter of David and Cami Imperato of Kalispell, was born Feb. 25 at Kalispell Regional Medical Center.

Inge Salmonsen, 96

Inge Salmonsen, 96, of Kalispell, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Nov. 25, 2021.

Nolan Nathanael Hardy, 42

Nolan Nathanael Hardy, 42, of Kalispell, passed away suddenly on Friday, March 25, 2022 with his daughters by his side.

VOLLEYBALL: Big Sky ousts Bravettes

Flathead falls short in four sets in Class AA play-in

After falling in the first two games to Missoula Big Sky 25-20 and 25-17 in their Class AA play-in volleyball match, the Flathead Bravettes stormed back and pushed the Eagles to the brink of a fifth game but couldn’t put away the fourth and fell 3-1 to bring their season to a close on Tuesday at Flathead High School.

Bravettes hold off Wolfpack

"High achievement takes place in the framework of high expectations."

Whitefish three-peats in Class A state volleyball

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What are we doing when we care more about predators than their victims?

The wheels of justice turn pretty fast UNLESS you’re on death row for a brutal, heinous crime such as the late Dennis McGuire who was exterminated Jan. 16, 2014, some 25 years after his crimes. But, the family got their lawsuit against the state of Ohio and the drug maker filed within eight days of the execution.

Volleyball: Glacier goes 12-0, again

After an emotional senior day program before the match, it took Glacier some time to work into its final home volleyball match of the season. Once it did, the Wolfpack dominated, holding Missoula Big Sky to 16 kills as a team in a three-set Western AA victory 25-20, 25-10, 25-17 on Thursday evening.

Bozeman girls oust Glacier at Class AA state basketball

BILLINGS — Bozeman pulled away from a tight first half to knock out Glacier in a loser-out contest at the Class AA state girls basketball tournament on Saturday morning at Rimrock Auto Arena at MetraPark.

Tuesday

Red Cross blood drive, noon to 5 p.m., at Our Lady of Mercy Church, Eureka.

Roderick, Bozeman upend Glacier

Roderick runs for three TDs, passes for two more

Every time the Bozeman Hawks looked vulnerable, Tanner Roderick was there to save the day, all day.

Today

The City of Kalispell Solid Waste Division will be picking up the 90-gallon rollout garbage containers today as scheduled. There will be no disruption of service. Call the Public Works Department at 758-7720.

Bigfork, Stillwater sweep on hardwood

EUREKA — Bigfork held on to pull out an 80-74 District 7B boys basketball victory over Eureka on Thursday evening.

Whitefish treehouses make Vrbo's Top 25 list

The Ponderosa Chalet at Snow Bear Chalets on Big Mountain has been selected as one of Vrbo’s 25 all-time favorite properties in the world.

Sanders is good man with wrong economic ideas

The Jan. 25 Democratic debate was very interesting. Even though I am a conservative voter, I like the way Bernie Sanders comes across. He is a good man and you can tell he whole-heartedly believes in the message he gives: free medical service and education for all.

Fritz Byde Lamey, 70

Fritz Byde Lamey, 70, of Eureka, died Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2010, at Health Center Northwest in Kalispell. He was born Sept. 25, 1939, in Libby to Byde and Juanita Bozarth Lamey. The family moved to Eureka in 1948. He was raised on the family ranch near the Canadian border and attended school in Eureka, graduating from Lincoln County High School with the class of 1957. He had a real eye for cattle and was active in 4-H. He won several livestock judging awards. In high school he excelled in football, basketball and boxing. He attended junior college in California. He then returned home and joined the family s registered Hereford ranch on Phillips Creek. He raised and exhibited many grand and reserve champion cattle with his father. He married Janet Holmes in 1962. They had four children and later separated. In the early 80s he began breeding and raising performance horses. He had a passion for competing on the cutting circuit and he earned a reputation for breeding top quality horses. Survivors include his children, Chris Lamey of Benson, Ariz., Penny Lynch and husband, Jerry, of Winnemucca, Nev., Cory Lamey and wife, Kari, of Wise River, Mont., and Tracy Ward of Douglas, Ariz.; 13 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; a sister, Barbara Osler, and husband, John; and a special friend, Kahnee Winchester. A celebration of life will be at 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 28, at the First and Last Chance in Eureka. Local arrangements are by Schnackenberg & Nelson Funeral Home in Eureka.

Polson blows by C-Falls in 4th frame quarter

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Wade C. Walker, 53

Wade C. Walker, 53, passed peacefully Sunday, May 20, 2007, at his home in Kalispell after a six-month struggle with cancer. Comfort and care were given by his wife and family until the end. He was born Sept. 25, 1953, in Vernal, Utah, to Don C. and Anna Louise (Peterson) Walker.

Man gets 25 years for fire deaths