Sukapi Lodge serves all ages, offering everything from equine programs and youth mentorships to cognitive behavioral therapy and substance use disorder treatment. All enrolled members of the tribe and descendants are eligible to receive care at the center.
By Katie Bartlett
Cutthroat Bagel Co. and Jersey Boys Pizzeria offered free meals to neighbors while urging support of local food banks during government shutdown
By Tristan Scott
Logan Health Whitefish and its predecessors have served the North Valley for 120 years
By Justin Franz
A look inside the high-elevation residential retreat on Big Mountain
By Colton Martini
How heavy music is transforming lives in the Blackfeet Nation
By Zoë BuhrmasterThe 49-year-old city councilor won with 2,930 preliminary votes, edging out local businesswoman Kisa Davison and council member Sid Daoud
Although hunter participation dipped slightly during the second week of general big game season, overall success rates remained strong across the region
Thoughtful gifts and festive experiences await at the businesses that make our valley special
The Chamber’s only fundraiser of the year will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Kalispell
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Both the Polson Pirates and Columbia Falls Wildcats had 4-0 shutouts to clinch their titles Saturday. They played against regional rivals, the Whitefish Bulldogs and Bigfork Valkyries, respectively, for a full Flathead showing in the state final games.
As the Springsteen biopic "Deliver Me from Nowhere" hits screens, Whitefish sound engineer Toby Scott looks back on decades in the studio with the Boss
Don’t Let the “Freedom” Caucus raise your taxes
Thank you for believing in my vision and for caring so deeply about the future of our community
The simple pleasure of reading every day to your kid has a massive positive impact on their development
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As the Springsteen biopic "Deliver Me from Nowhere" hits screens, Whitefish sound engineer Toby Scott looks back on decades in the studio with the Boss
The U.S. Department of Agriculture said it can’t legally dole out SNAP funds in November during the government shutdown, despite previous assurances federal funding would continue. More than 77,000 Montanans would be affected by the delay, which is unprecedented in the food-assistance program's history.
The outcry stems from a series of audio recordings a student posted on his personal X account, which have gained attention in conservative circles. The Montana Federation of Public Employees called the rhetoric and response an example of “misinformation.”
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A six-part series on notorious Flathead Valley militia leader David Burgert, who vanished into the wilderness after a shootout with sheriff's deputies in 2011
