Councilors revisited the zoning law after a lawsuit with the Flathead Warming Center regarding its conditional use permit. During Monday’s meeting, councilors also approved a development that required a variance in the setback from Ashley Creek.
By Zoë Buhrmaster
As Montana lays plans to further reduce its statewide wolf population, the Center for Biological Diversity says it will challenge federal wildlife managers' decision not to issue a nationwide recovery plan for gray wolves
By Tristan Scott
Even nearly a century after it was built, the Whitefish Depot still plays an important role for the railroad
By Justin Franz
From award-winning collections of poetry to historical fiction horror, wild game cookbooks and wildlife activity books for kids, these Montana-centric titles offer something for everyone
By Maggie Doherty
Looking to spice things up during a slow part of the year, Whitefish’s Blackstar Brewery introduces a new burger every week
By Justin FranzSome Montana residents will face premium increases upwards of 200% as enhanced ACA tax credits near year-end expiration
Last month, the Montana DEQ approved another work plan to test new remediation technology; water quality advocates say decades of delays akin to "kicking the can down the road"
Thoughtful gifts and festive experiences await at the businesses that make our valley special
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After two years of heartbreak, the Class AA champions capped their undefeated season with a 16-3 victory in Kalispell
A sci-fi snowboard western, “Veil: In Search of the Last Mountain,” premieres at the Whitefish Performing Arts Center on Friday
We urge our elected officials to extend the enhanced Premium Tax Credits immediately and stand with small businesses and families
This one unfortunately came in the recent resignation of federal Judge Mark Wolf
Will we be a town of neighbors or tenants?
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The complaint filed against Dr. Annie Bukacek by recently ousted President Brad Molnar accuses her of using Public Service Commission resources to conduct personal business. It's another development in a string of conflicts among the commission’s members.
Last month, the Montana DEQ approved another work plan to test new remediation technology; water quality advocates say decades of delays akin to "kicking the can down the road"
Over three months, Tony Gangemi went to a local lake every other day after his graveyard shift with the city of Whitefish to photograph the rare bird
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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
