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Plots’ points send a message
My family often braked for graveyards in our decades of Montana adventures, and I fondly recall the first cross-country meet of the season in high school, which took place in an Anaconda cemetery.
Range Riders romp over PaddleHeads Friday
Mason Dinesen’s two-run double in the second inning started things for Glacier, and his bunt single in the eighth pretty much capped the Range Riders’ 10-3 Pioneer League win over Missoula Friday.
Harris, Wildkats upend Rangers, 5-1
Josie Harris scored a hat trick for the Columbia Falls Wildkats in a 5-1 win against the Livingston Rangers in Northwest A soccer on Saturday.
Legals for August, 27 2023
Columbia Falls pulls away at Frenchtown
FRENCHTOWN — Reggie Sapa scored two touchdowns and Columbia Falls used four third-quarter touchdowns to put away Frenchtown 42-14 in Western A football Friday.
AA Football: Pack swamps Bison
Glacier quarterback Jackson Presley lived up to the hype Friday, completing 19 of 26 passes in the Wolfpack’s 44-0 runaway win over Great Falls High, at Legends Stadium.
Trump surrenders to law enforcement in Georgia election case
The booking photo instantly becomes part of the former president's legacy as he confronts criminal charges in four American cities while seeking to reclaim the White House.
School bells ring in the 2023-24 year next week
Most schools around the valley start the 2023-24 school year next week with some starting in September.
Legals for August, 25 2023
Market Livestock Sale hits record of more than $1 million in sales
Nearly 300 animals were sold at the auction on Aug. 19 at the Trade Center at the fairgrounds.
Museum offers second course in the art of bookbinding
Take a page out of history and learn the art of bookbinding at the Northwest Montana History Museum in Kalispell.
Legals for August, 24 2023
Storyteller Chris La Tray selected as Montana’s next poet laureate
A Métis storyteller, he shares his life and observations of the world through writing.
Gerald L Baldik, 76
Gerald Baldik
Legals for August, 23 2023
Former lawmakers propose ballot initiatives that would open primaries
The ballot initiatives, which are being reviewed before signature collecting can start, would make Montana primaries all open, and the top four vote-getters would advance to the general election, despite party affiliation or endorsement.
Kalispell City Council finalizes $141M budget
Kalispell City Council approved the municipality’s $141 million budget and mill levy for fiscal year 2024 on Monday.
Climate claims easy to defeat on science alone
On Aug. 14, Montana Republicans lost the Held v Montana (HvM) climate lawsuit, as I predicted in June 2022 based upon how AG Knudsen was failing to prepare to defeat HvM.
Kalispell man accused of shooting teen pleads not guilty
Ross Barker, 70, faces a single count of assault with a weapon following the alleged July 28 shooting at Moose Crossing in Marion.