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Missing man found

Truck spills acid near Flathead Lake

Governor Steve Bullock Signs Montana HELP Act Into Law

SPECIAL REPORT: Meth in the Mission Valley

Two grizzlies captured, relocated from Mud Lake

Arlee girls third at Thompson Falls meet

Polson soccer wins over Whitefish

Mission Valley softball teams on winning streak

Ronan qualifies athletes for state

Polson softball dominates over Corvallis

Polson closer to design phase of wastewater plant

Ronan police case still being litigated

Polson construction update

Black bear hunters reminded of identification challenges

Man in custody after Blue Bay shooting

 BY MICHELLE LOVATO

Polson Events for the Week

Tester takes action to stop sexual violence on college campuses

Report shows Glacier Park's economic impact

Governor Bullock to Sign CSKT Water Compact Into Law

Thanks for passing Medicaid expansion in Montana

Montanans love to talk about how special our state is. For those from some place other than Montana, you may think that we mean our beautiful mountains, the vast golden prairies, and incredible blue sky that never seems to end. And you would be right - we do mean that. But what really makes Montana special is the people.

St. Ignatius family continues powwow tradition at Kyi-Yo

By KYLIE RICHTER

Irrigators sue to stop Legislature from implementing Compact

HELENA — A board of irrigators on the Flathead Indian Reservation has sued the Montana Legislature and top state officials, asking a district judge to block Gov. Steve Bullock from signing the bill ratifying the Flathead tribal water-rights compact.

Compact heads to Governor's desk

Polson students rally around cancer survivor

Connor Murphy named National Merit Scholar

Tribal hydrologist helps develop water compact

College offers firearms technology training

Flathead Valley Community College has announced a May 1 deadline for fall admission into its firearms technologies program. The two-semester program features curriculum developed with input from local firearms employers to support the growing industry in the Flathead Valley and across Montana.

Public Invited to Celebrate Native Culture During Annual Kyi-Yo Powwow

Local Happenings

Entertainment slated for Fair Share

             Entertainment by various groups, activities for children and information about community service resources throughout the Flathead Valley will be featured during Share Fair 2015, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 11 at the Kalispell Center Mall.

Ski resort adds improvements to Summit House

WHITEFISH, MT – April 8, 2015 – Whitefish Mountain Resort’s commitment to improving the guest experience will be taken to new heights this summer as the ski area plans to invest over $1.2 million in improvements at the summit of the Big Mountain pending approval from the U.S. Forest Service. A proposed one million dollar renovation to the Summit House would add seating to the restaurant, restrooms to the main floor and renovate the exterior of the building with a new façade. The resort also plans to build a new ski patrol headquarters building at the summit. If approved, this would be the third consecutive summer of major construction which included the new Flower Point chairlift, new terrain and a renovation of the Base Lodge.

Soil scientist Barry Dutton clarifies compact water study

By Barry Dutton

Avian influenza has been found in Montana

Earth Day celebration at FVCC

Recognizing people who care

Montana Natural Resources Youth Camp recruits Youth for 29th Year

Polson home school student named National Merit Scholar

Polson high school scholarships available

Recess for Life: young cancer survivor, teacher, get support from school

Quest for the Story: Dean Conklin spends a career in news

Montana State Parks Expands Campground Reservation Options

Bill passed that would stop state from implementing Compact

Obituary for Dennis Sitch

Obituary for Isabelle A. Seery

Obituary for Louis L. Ray

Lozeau withdraws guilty plea

Crow tribe reaches agreement over hydropower

Native American law week at University of Montana

The University of Montana Native American Law Students Association will host its annual Indian Law Week, Monday through Friday, April 13-17. This year’s theme is “Law, Culture and the Environment.”

Births from St. Luke in Ronan

The Nest receives major donation

Lake County Leader

Ferndale grizzly killer found guilty

By SALLY FINNERAN

Property owner seeks to intervene in north shore lawsuit

By SALLY FINNERAN

Lake County Justice Court

Lake County jail roster, April 2, 2015

Huntsman, Christina Marie

Lake County District Court report

From the bench of District Court Judge Deborah K. Christopher:

Mission Valley All-Stars shine

    In the opening game of the all-star contest featuring basketball players from local area girls teams, the Lights gained traction early and maintained that edge the remainder of the game.  Charlo’s Shayna Nagy led all scorers with 16 points with teammate Aspen Jore of Ronan following close behind with another 15 points and Lady Savage Heat Josey Carr from Hot Springs netting another teen tally of 14 points.  Jore nearly pulled a double-double along with swatting a trio of blocks, a performance that earned her MVP honors for the Light team.