The Tally Lake Ranger District office has their Smokey the Bear sign stolen, a Billings man who threatened Democratic U.S. Senator Jon Tester gets two and a half years of jail time, vandals struck the Boys and Girls Club and the Ruis Wrestling Academy, and Habitat For Humanity of the Flathead Valley makes moves to accommodate more construction volunteers.
Read more of these stories:
Smokey Bear stolen from Tally Lake Ranger District
Montana man gets prison time for leaving threatening voicemails for Tester
Vandals ransack Columbia Falls wrestling academy over weekend
Habitat Flathead seeks volunteers to build more homes
Reporter Taylor Inman meets with Columbia Falls local, Dr. Thomas Wright, who has returned home bringing top-of-the-line care to the area where he grew up. Dr. Wright specializes in plastic and reconstructive surgery, with an emphasis on breast reconstruction.
Learn more about Wright and find contact information for his office online.
On this week’s Sports Now we’ll roll through a quick spring prep sports update and highlight our Poster Player of the Week before jumping into some NFL news with a number of Bobcats and Grizzlies products landing with teams following the NFL draft. Then we’ll close things out with a quick look at some Glacier Range Riders news as the valley’s pro baseball team is in an ongoing dispute with the National Park Service regarding the Range Riders logo. We’ll get to all that and more on today’s Inter Lake Sports Now.
Taylor Inman chats with Valley Voices Director Allyson Kuechmann and member-at-large Dave Vale about their upcoming show “Saturday Night (and Sunday afternoon) At The Movies.” The group brings together community members with a passion for music, regardless of their experience level. The show runs April 27 at 7:30 p.m. and April 28 at 3 p.m. in the Glacier High School auditorium and is free to attend for all ages. Learn more about Valley Voices from their website http://www.valleyvoicescc.com/
Taylor Inman meets with musician father/daughter duo Rob and Halladay Quist at Halladay's Starlight Studio. They talk about their musical upbringings, the importance of musical education, and their bond. They will play on the Daily Inter Lake press floor on May 3rd, 2024!
Read Taylor's article - https://dailyinterlake.com/news/2024/apr/25/the-quist-dynamic-duo-prepares-for-an-exciting-busy-2024/
Tickets to the show - https://flatheadtickets.com/
Big thanks to our sponsor this month, Parkside Credit Union! They are passionate about serving their communities, and look no further to find a loan in northwest Montana. Connect with them - www.parksidefcu.com.
Learn more about Halladay Quist
www.halladayquist.com
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Learn more about Rob Quist
https://www.facebook.com/rob.quist.7
https://www.instagram.com/quist303/
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