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Flathead sweeps Bigfork netters
Flathead earned dual victories in non-conference tennis on Tuesday at FVCC.
Bulldogs down Columbia Falls, 3-1
The Whitefish Bulldogs poured in three goals in the second half to top the Columbia Falls Wildcats 3-1 at Smith Fields on Thursday in Northwest A soccer.
Ramage, Ellis, Beagle and Todd in semis at State A tennis
Columbia Fall’s Cloey Ramage worked her way into semifinals at the Class A State Tennis Tournament on Thursday, as did Whitefish duo Mason Kelch and Dane Hunt
122nd Brawl shaping up as biggest ever
It’s a top-five matchup and the Big Sky Conference championship hangs in the balance, so obviously the 122nd Brawl of the Wild needs no hype.
Photography of World War I vet Ray Weaver captured everyday life
Raymond “Ray” Weaver (1892-1964) returned to Kalispell from World War I in 1919 with permanent lung damage from a mustard gas attack in the trenches of France. On returning home, he picked up a camera ...
Wachholz lineup includes comedian Tom Papa
The Wachholz College Center has an electrifying lineup in March.
Employers at job fair look to increase perks to attract workers
Whether it's to compete with other employers or to create a livable income, several employers said they are raising wages and beefing up benefits packages to attract potential employees.
Republican property tax fumble reveals corporate Oz behind the curtain
Growing up in Butte, Montana, I remember watching "The Wizard of Oz" in my family’s living room, mesmerized by the fiery, all-powerful Oz and wondering who he really was.
Print shop transitions to new family ownership
While Great Northern has been purchased by Minuteman Press, the Klippensteins don’t anticipate huge changes to the everyday operations of the company.
Amanda Helene Paredes, 43
Amanda Helene Paredes
The Conrads at Play — historical athletic fashion on display at the mansion
A historical clothing exhibit, titled “Conrads at Play: Dress for Sports and Recreation” is on display at the Conrad Mansion.
Poverty simulation workshop aims to create understanding
Using a simulation kit, participants role-play the lives of low-income families.
Law roundup: People who are not about that RV lifestyle
A man complained that an RV with no license plates was parked by the mall and had a cord plugged into the building despite contacting security about moving it along. The cantankerous caller said he paid $1 million in taxes ...
Jeffrey L. Secord, 65
Jeffrey L. Secord, 65
Daniel 'Dan'l' Moore, 67
Daniel "Dan'l" Moore, 67, passed away unexpectedly from an undetected heart issue Feb. 12, 2024.
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.
Letters to the editor May 29
Letters to the editor May 29
Scott Evans Bryan, 60
Scott Evans Bryan
Josephine L. Brown, 75
Josephine L. Brown
Women of the West is focus Hockaday exhibits and panel discussion
Montana women artists are the focus of three new exhibitions and a panel discussion at the Hockaday Museum of Art.