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Bonnie Jean Kirsch, 87
Bonnie Jean Kirsch passed away peacefully on Dec. 29, 2019 after a brief illness surrounded by her loved ones. She was born Aug. 9, 1932 in Polson, and graduated from Polson High School in 1950.
The Madness might be over for me
The tournament is far from over, but my bracket is done.
Legals for May, 11 2023
Prep track and field bests
Sixty-two-year-old Vietnam veteran seeks sentence review
POLSON — A 62-year-old St. Ignatius man is appealing the outcome of his trial for assaulting a peace officer and looking for a sentence review after Lake County District Court sentenced him to five years in jail.
Tribute to attorney John French
Editor:
The agony of this year's election
Somewhere between the confusion as to whether or not President Bush's National Guard memos were real, or if he actually shirked his military duties 30 years ago, along with questions of Kerry's military record, the public is drowning by the pointing fingers of each side and is struggling again to grasp the issues of this campaign.
Win-win outcome would be possible
Editor,
Playing with words
I love words. I love to play. Here is some wordplay of shock and awe:
Warriors starting five prepare for March Madness
The Arlee Warriors boys basketball team prides themselves on their basketball IQ and headed into the Montana Class-C State Tournament, they are preparing for the tourney with diligence because the Warriors said they know anything can happen.
Polson Lakers take second place at state ASA softballtourney
Zach Urness
A Little Off the Top: Is it November Yet?
Dear Mr. Burns and Mr. Tester,
Lady Vikings notch two wins
Charlo improved to 4-2 on the season with a 77-43 takedown of Western 14C rival Two Eagle, and went on to triumph against Seeley-Swan.
It's time to bring Big Medicine home
It's Time to Bring Big Medicine Home
Chiefs prepare to host Western Montana duels
The Ronan wrestling program will be hosting the Western Montana Duels that start Thursday, Jan. 5-7 at Ronan High School’s gymnasium.
Global warming plans won't work
There’s one fact about the global warming “issue” being debated in D.C. these days:
Clarinda Diane Burke
The best in the Northwest
Mission teenager wins first place in Seattle Seahawks team championship
Mission teenager wins first place in Seattle Seahawks team
Polson Seniors: Trouble with time change
I have barely recovered from the last semi-annual time change event. I have enough trouble with the changes of seasons.
Rosendale, Daines and the 14th Amendment
Once again, Donald Trump is having his days in court for the multitude of criminal offenses he has committed over the years. Twice impeached, Trump was set free by Republican collaborators in a blow to our democracy.