Sunday, Nov 15 2009

• Police Blotter
  Foot Pursuit and a Misplaced Mother-in-Law

• Columbia Falls
  Columbia Falls Jail to Close in February

• Sports & Outdoors
  Montana Beats Northern Colorado 38-10, Wins Big Sky

• Sports & Outdoors
  Montana State Tops Sacramento State, 27-17

• Front Page
  Student Kicks $10K Field Goal – Again

• Front Page
  Helena Man Shot Four Times After Fight in Stable Condition

• Sports & Outdoors
  PLACES: Old Steel Bridge Fishing Access

• Commentary
  Dine and Whine

Saturday, Nov 14 2009

• Kalispell
  Multi-Faith Project Plans Second Thanksgiving Service

• Front Page
  Great Falls Teen Charged After Car Crashes Into Living Room

• Sports & Outdoors
  Montana Land Board to Weigh Leasing State-Owned Coal

• Bigfork
  At Meeting Over East Shore Truck Traffic, Few Simple Solutions

Friday, Nov 13 2009

• Commentary
  Tammi Fisher’s Mandate

• Main Street Wire
  The Joy of Toys at Christmas

• Front Page
  On Tap: Masquerade Ball and Arts Fair

• Arts & Entertainment
  THE WINE SPY: 2007 Gobelsburger Riesling & 2007 Westrey Pinot Noir

• Reader Poll
  Will the New Makeup of the City Council Improve Kalispell’s Economy?

• Business
  Ag Economist Says Farming Still Relatively Strong

• Continental Divides
  More Residents Want to Secede From Missoula County

• Commentary
  Global Warming Film Just Wrong

• Police Blotter
  Sleeping on the Job and a Stolen Head

• Politics
  State Swaps Pablo Land for Piece Near Ronan

• Sports & Outdoors
  Wildlife Officials Monitoring Wolves Behavior on Flathead Indian Reservation

• News Buffet
  Weekend: Osweiler’s Start, Banff Fest, Rehberg Protests

• Arts & Entertainment
  Making Masks at the Hockaday

• Mountain Exposure
  Lone Pine State Park Expands Season for Educational Programs

• Continental Divides
  In Great Falls, Drawing Chalk Outlines to Protest Health Care Vote

• Politics
  Environmental Groups Want Carbon Costs in Power Plan

• Front Page
  Two Die From Swine Flu in Butte-Silver Bow

• Commentary
  WARREN’S WORLD: Stuck in the Air

Thursday, Nov 12 2009

• Politics
  Libby Official: EPA Must Pay for Lost Buildings

• Montana Sidelines
  Osweiler to Start for ASU Saturday Against Oregon

• Continental Divides
  Rehberg Makes Online Poll Comeback!

• Sports & Outdoors
  A Big Festival Born in a Small Town

• Commentary
  A Reason for Griz Football Dominance

• News Buffet
  Thursday: Land Trust, Property Tax Measure. Trophy Poachers

• Kalispell
  Kalispell Man Seeks Initiative to Cap Property Taxes

• Reader Poll
  Should the Whitefish Branch Cut Ties With the Flathead County Library System?

• Business
  Swine Flu: Without Paid Sick Leave, Workers Won’t Stay Home

• Business
  Jobless Claims Fall More Than Expected to 502K

• Front Page
  Hays Man Kills Mountain Lion Lounging in Tree

• Sports & Outdoors
  UM Student Gets Second Chance to Kick $10K Field Goal

• Politics
  In Whitefish, Small-Town Politics Take on a Big-Time Feel

Wednesday, Nov 11 2009

• Continental Divides
  States Other Than California Facing a Budget Disaster

• Sports & Outdoors
  Market Drop Creates Opportunity for Flathead Land Trust

• Montana Sidelines
  All-State Selections for Class A Soccer

• Sports & Outdoors
  Wildlife Officials Worried by Trophy Poachers

• Commentary
  For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People

• Politics
  Investments Alone Likely Won’t Save Pension System

• Main Street Wire
  H1N1 Vaccinations on Thursday and Friday

• Montana Sidelines
  On Final Day of Year, 12-Year-Old Shoots Hole-in-One

• News Buffet
  Veterans Day: Councils Tilt Right, Grouchy Public, Grand Juries

• Police Blotter
  Cat Thief and an Open Garage

• Politics
  AP Poll: A Grouchy Public Sticking With Obama

• Business
  FDA Approves Camelina as Cattle Feed Supplement

• Business
  Montana Governor Says Coal Part of the Future

• Politics
  Treasury Secretary Geithner to Choose Design of Yellowstone Quarter

• Business
  Google’s Gift: Free Wi-Fi at Billings and Bozeman Montana airports

• Business
  Yellowstone Bison Could Go to Turner’s Montana Ranch

• Commentary
  Tools of the (Future) Trade

Tuesday, Nov 10 2009

• Politics
  In Shift to the Right, Voters Choose Newcomers

• Continental Divides
  ‘Stain’ Ad Against Rehberg Aimed at 5 Others

• Continental Divides
  Opt Out: States With Legislation Opposing Certain Health Reforms

• Reader Poll
  Will Democrats be Able to Pass Health Care Reform by Christmas?

• Business
  A Greener and More Efficient Plum Creek

• Politics
  Billings City Council Tables Medical Marijuana Ordinance

• Continental Divides
  In Finance Committee, Baucus Says He’s Committed to Passing Climate-Change Legislation

• Sports & Outdoors
  Flathead, Polson and Libby Head to State Volleyball

• Montana Sidelines
  Updated Football Playoff Brackets

• News Buffet
  Tuesday: Barkus Pretrial, Wolf Hunt, Young Cattle

• Police Blotter
  Killing Time and a Missing Person

• Politics
  Bill Clinton Meets With Senate Dems on Health Care

• Kalispell
  Pretrial Hearing Set in Barkus Boat Crash Case

• Business
  Salazar to Energy Expo: North Dakota Has Big Energy Future

Monday, Nov 09 2009

• Sports & Outdoors
  Montana No. 1 in FCS Coaches Poll

• Front Page
  Ravalli County Resident Dies of Swine Flu