Be proactive to limit virus’ spread

The COVID-19 pandemic had not yet made its way to Montana as of this writing, but experts suggest it’s only a matter of time before the virus is confirmed within the state.

Montana businesses receive $1.7B from federal rescue package

Data released by the U.S. Department of Treasury reveals that more than 23,000 businesses in Montana received loans from a federal rescue package meant to keep small businesses afloat during the coronavirus pandemic, totaling more than $1.7 billion

Vehicle raffle winners announced

The Crown of the Continent Guitar Foundation announced that Greg and Lois Micheletti won the 2017 Jeep Raffle. The couple hails from Corvallis and were attending the Crown Guitar Festival, held Aug. 27 through Sept. 3, for the second time.

Mary Elizabeth Montgomery, 98

Marybeth Montgomery, 98, passed away Saturday, Oct. 28, 2017, at her residence in Whitefish. Marybeth’s final days were at home under the care of hospice, family and friends.

Kalispell City Council to award bid for Kidsports project

Kalispell City Council will award the bid for Kidsports Addition Infrastructure Improvements Project during its regular meeting on Monday.

Paul A. Goguen, 88

Paul A. Goguen, 88, of Whitefish passed away Oct. 22, 2017 in Kalispell surrounded with the love of his family. Paul was born Oct. 8, 1929 in Arlington, Mass. to Blanche & Arthur Goguen.

54-unit housing complex planned in Whitefish

More apartment housing is planned in Whitefish, this time with 54 apartments planned in two buildings on Skyles Place.

Neumann MVP for Stillwater

HELENA — Selah Neuman scored 14 points to help Stillwater Christian past Great Falls Home School 37-34 in the semifinals of the MCAA tournament Friday at Carroll College.

Snowboarder in closed area triggers large avalanche on Big Mountain

A “dangerously large” avalanche was trigger by a snowboarder in a closed area within the boundaries of Whitefish Mountain Resort on Thursday.

Board mulls $1.2M high school levy

Taxpayers may see a $1.2 million general-fund levy request on the May 2019 ballot for Kalispell Public Schools’ high school district.

New sheriff schedules five town-hall meetings

As a way of involving the community in the department, Flathead County Sheriff Brian Heino will take his agenda to the public by holding town-hall meetings to discuss changes to the department since he took office.

C-Falls girl's artwork could win national contest

Frontier photography is focus of new Hockaday exhibit

An opening reception for artist Richard Buswell’s exhibit, “What They Left Behind,” will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 18, at the Hockaday Museum of Art in Kalispell. Buswell will also talk about his work during the reception. The public is invited.

Sex offender asks Supreme Court to withdraw plea

A Flathead County felon has asked the Montana Supreme Court to let him withdraw his 2012 Alford plea to felony failure to register as a sex offender.

Troy photographer's work to be shown at Hockaday

Wild and Free

For 25 years, Troy photographer Donald M. Jones has captured images of a wide array of wildlife.

Third man charged in mushroom-camp fracas

Attorney says incident was not a hate crime

Kalispell school board considers $48.4 million budget

The Daily Inter Lake

Ronald Anthony Marsall, 73

Ronald Anthony Marsall, 73, passed away suddenly while enjoying time with his family on New Year's Eve 2008. He was born in Anaconda on Jan. 9, 1935, to Anton and Theresa (Ehlman) Marsall.

Robert 'Skip' Arbuckle, M.D., 65

Robert "Skip" Arbuckle, M.D., 65, passed away at his winter home in LaQuinta, Calif., on Sunday, April 6, 2008, after a battle with cholangiocarcinoma. He was born June 10, 1942, in Philadelphia, and moved to Piedmont, Calif., as a toddler. He attended Piedmont High School and graduated from the University of California-Berkeley in 1963.

Amy V. Howell, 93

Amy V. Howell, 93, of Polson, passed away on Thursday, Jan. 4, 2007, at St. Joseph Medical Center in Polson.