Articles with the Tag: Polson
POLSON — A recent Polson High graduate is promoting the hometown that she loves. Kelsey Lyn, 19, a 2016 PHS graduate, recently recorded her first music video with the help of local videographer David W. King. The video — which was released Saturday evening Jan. 13 at the Polson Chambe...
POLSON — And yet another round of snow … quadruplets … four crying out loud. Twice now the toenail clinic has been rescheduled. First from Jan. 10 to Jan. 11 and now it will be on Thursday, Jan. 18. As POTUS would say - “Believe me.” The hearing aid representative will b...
The AARP Tax-Aide Program provides free help in preparing and electronically filing Federal and State income tax returns for low to moderate income taxpayers. This service is free to taxpayers of any age. All volunteer tax preparers are trained and certified through the IRS and must sign a confidentiality...
The Lake County Sheriff’s Office has arrested two U.S. Postal Service contractors for felony possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute. An LCSO deputy acted on information that Anthony Friscia, 62, and Mary Friscia, 47, were utilizing the U.S. Postal Service to traffic methamphetamine int...
POLSON — A 3-foot parapet wall that collapsed on the roof of the Linderman Elementary School gym on Saturday afternoon resulted in bricks and snow falling into the gym’s locker room area. The collapse happened shortly after 2 p.m. and was related to snow that had drifted onto the south e...
POLSON — Last week, Penny Jarecki related how the Greater Polson Community Foundation came to be. It all started by reading a story about a Bigfork couple who donated to create the Bigfork Community Foundation Trust. “I got the idea, but it wasn’t original,” she said...
POLSON — The election filing season for various local offices has begun. Lake County elections official Katie Harding said that numerous seats are open on governing boards of 10 fire districts, the Flathead, Jocko and Mission irrigation districts, eight water and sewer districts and the Greate...
POLSON — Paul Briney was sworn in as Polson’s new mayor during a Jan. 3 city commission meeting. Briney, who replaced Heather Knutson, was the lone person to file for the seat last year. He and new Ward 3 commissioner Brodie Moll took their oaths of office at the meeting along with Bob Martin,...
POLSON — From Tuesday, Jan. 16, to Wednesday, Jan. 31, defendants with existing fines can reduce the amount owed to Polson City Court by bringing in non-perishable food for your fines. No credit will be given for expired dated food. You may drop off non-perishable food items at the Polson City Co...
Mission Valley Has Talent’ seeks contestants MISSION VALLEY — “Mission Valley Has Talent” is seeking musicians of all stripes, stand-up comedians and spoken-word artists, dancers, gymnasts, and any talent from those between the ages of 5 and 95. The deadline to register for compe...
