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Glacier librarian hits the road to learn about the auto industry
Kerrie More is not an automobile industry scholar — yet. She recently spent a week in Indianapolis learning about a part of history that shaped the everyday lives of Americans.
Milton Nickel 86
Milton Lawrence Nickel, 86, of Polson, passed away on Tuesday, July 4, 2023, in Polson.
Legals for July, 23 2023
Kenneth Raymond Bunker, 89
Kenneth Raymond Bunker
Former classmates dedicate memorial tree, plan for 50th reunion
The Flathead High School Class of 1973 is gearing up to celebrate its 50th reunion with a week of events sure to be filled with hugs, laughs, stories, photos and many shared memories.
Lester McKean, 89
Lester McKean
Flathead Business Watercooler
Business events, trainings and seminars
Dealing with Chinese economic coercion
What are gallium and geranium? Earlier this month China announced that effective Aug. 1, it will put export bans on these two seemingly obscure metals.
Zinke targets Glacier National Park ticketed entry system with legislation
U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke’s latest attempt to roll back the vehicle reservation system in Glacier National Park is coming in the form of legislation.
Mustangs top Riders Friday, 7-1
BILLINGS — Gabe Wurtz homered and drove in four runs Friday, leading the Billings Mustangs to a 7-1 Pioneer League win over the Glacier Range Riders at Dehler Park.
Twins edge A Lakers 3-1 Friday at West A
POLSON — Kellen Kroger and Maddox Muller combined on a three-hitter, and the Glacier Twins edged the Kalispell Lakers 3-1 Friday at the West A District Legion tournament.
Tar balls are being found 100 miles downstream from Yellowstone River train derailment
LAUREL, Mont. (AP) — Tar balls have shown up 100 miles downstream of a railroad bridge collapse last month that sent numerous tank cars carrying petroleum products plummeting into Montana's Yellowstone River, officials said Friday, as dropping water levels and rising temperatures hinder cleanup work.
Legals for July, 21 2023
Police testify in Patriot Front trial
The lead detective who investigated the 31 members of Patriot Front found crammed into a U-Haul truck on their way to a 2022 Pride celebration in Coeur d’Alene testified he doesn’t think the group planned to commit violence.
New concert series launches at ImagineIF Libraries
From July 24 through Aug. 26, the community is invited to relax, kick back, and enjoy the sweet sounds of local artists.
Music of the Legends — A Classical Celebration and tribute to cellist Jessica Chen
Violinist Wai Mizutani and pianist Wei-Yi Sun join together to perform the sixth Music of Legends Tribute — A Classical Celebration July 22.
Legals for July, 20 2023
Crafting effective job descriptions: a guide for recruiters
A well-crafted job description is the foundation for attracting and hiring top talent.
Bankruptcy slams the brakes on Dutch e-bike manufacturer VanMoof
The Amsterdam-based company, started in 2009 by brothers Taco and Ties Carlier, posted a statement on its website informing clients that an Amsterdam court declared VanMoof bankrupt on Monday.
Thomas Kreber, 68
Thomas Kreber, 68