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Logan Health to require vaccination for all employees
Logan Health is requiring its entire staff to have received at least once dose of the Covid-19 vaccine by Dec. 6...
The Blotter: Female ate three bowls of soup, refused to pay.
A male with a black dog and blood on his face wearing a Hawaiian shirt was seen running down Railroad St, attempting to flee a vehicle collision.
Yesterdays: Snowmobiling in Glacier
Snowmobiling in Glacier was a “self registration” affair. The Park at the time had 75 miles of unplowed roads open to snowmobiles, from Apgar to Kintla Lake.
Community events: Santa at club
Santa Claus will be at the Boys and Girls Club across the road from Glacier Gateway Elementary from 10 a.m. to noon Dec. 11, Anyone can come and visit with Santa at this free event. There will be refreshments and...
Cats win speech and debate tourney
The Columbia Falls speech and debate team placed first among Class A schools at its home meet Saturday.
Reed obtains Eagle Scout rank
Elaine Reed has finished her Eagle Scout project with the Boy Scouts of America, an updated planter box and church sign that was completed over the summer an...
Speech does well, needs judges for home meet
Columbia Falls speech and debate did well at the Garden City Regionals AA tournament Friday and Saturday in Missoula.
Forest proposes logging near Spotted Bear
The Flathead National Forest last week released plans for a timber project in the area of the Spotted bear Ranger Station, with several units that are close to Trail 80, one of the main trails into the wilderness.
The Blotter: RV stealing electricity?
Report of someone stealing electricity with their RV on 7th St.
Mow retires, reflects on future of Glacier management
But for park superintendent Jeff Mow the accomplishment he’s most proud of is the relationship the Park Service built over the years with the Blackfeet Tribe...
Conrad mansion offering Christmas Carol
The Conrad Mansion Museum is pleased to announce that A Christmas Carol Radio Broadcast will be performed next month.
Weyerhaeuser plants here having a solid year according to financial reports
Weyerhaeuser reported strong sales in its wood products manufacturing for the third quarter and the year to date.
FEMA has given out $1.6 million toward Covid-19 funeral expenses
The federal Emergency Management Agency said last week that since Jan. 20, 2020, it has given $1.6 million to 316 Montana families to help pay for funeral ex...
Community events this week: Kavanagh featured speaker
Columbia Falls Women’s Connection will host a luncheon on Wednesday, Nov. 17 at 11:30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church located at 827 9th St West in Columbia Falls.
Speech and debate wins in Hamilton
Columbia Falls took first at the Hamilton Invitational over the weekend in speech and debate. The Wildcats had first place finishes from Aiden Judge in extemporaneous, Griffin Conger in dramatic interpretation, ...