Articles Written By: Kathi Beeks
There’s a problem and we all have the solution. According to The Center for the Developing Child at Harvard University, “When adults have opportunities to build the core skills that are needed to be productive participants in the workforce and to provide stable, responsive environments for the...
POLSON — Rob Quist says he is so pleased with what the Polson community is doing with Soup’s On that he and his daughter Halladay plan to continue to be the entertainment for the annual Winterfest event – “forever,” according to volunteer coordinator Susan Evans. Evans said a...
POLSON — In the shadow of a huge taxidermy buffalo, the third meeting of the newly formed Flathead Museum Consortium recently took place at the Miracle of America Museum. With two plates of her homemade oatmeal cookies set out for meeting attendees, Karen Dunwell, the interim leader for the group, expl...
Parents, grandparents, siblings, friends and teachers anxiously waited in a line that backed out through the high school’s double doors and outside to purchase tickets for the Friday night production of The Elves and the Shoemaker. Buzzing with enthusiasm in anticipation of watching young acto...
ST. IGNATIUS – A few of the students chosen by Governor Steve Bullock and his First Lady to work on the statewide fight against childhood hunger are from Lake County. According to a press release, 19 middle and high school students throughout Montana were selected to serve on the Youth Leadership Co...
PABLO — In an effort to enlighten the public on the effects of childhood trauma, Salish Kootenai College and the United Methodist Church each showed the movie “Paper Tigers” this past week. “Paper Tigers” documents a school in Walla Walla, Washington, that has taken to heart ...
POLSON — The Commission of Securities and Insurance wants to teach you how to smell a rat. Following two days of making stops all over Western Montana, Commissioner of Securities and Insurance Monica Lindeen brought to Polson her presentation on how to avoid fraud. The compelling stor...
RONAN — Dressed in a vibrant red blouse beneath a Ronan Booster Club jacket, Alice Gleason appears much younger than her 80 years and has an energy that also belies her age. With more Ronan service projects under her belt than anyone can remember, this Saturday Gleason will again head up the Ronan W...
