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NEWS&FEATURES
‘Notable Heroines’ to Take the Stage at Central School
Actors to portray nine influential women at event to fund scholarships awarded by Flathead Democratic Women
By Andy Viano // NOV 14, 2018
SPORTS
Mission (Almost) Accomplished
Flathead upset Bozeman to reach the Class AA state title game for the first time since 2000, but the Braves aren’t satisfied just yet
By Andy Viano // NOV 13, 2018
OUTDOORS
Big Changes Proposed on Big Mountain
Forest Service seeking public comment on project that includes building a chairlift to Hellroaring Peak
By Tristan Scott // NOV 15, 2018
ARTS&ENTERTAINMENT
Spotlight Event: Marcin Dylla
Music based on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet will fill the concert hall
Columbia Falls Man Wins $2.1 Million Wrongful Termination Suit Against BNSF 8,417
Railroad officials say they are “disappointed” and will try to appeal
Montana Grizzly Bears Roaming Far Afield 3,939
Grizzlies from the Cabinet-Yaak and Selkirk ranges spotted in Washington and Idaho
New Sheriff’s Administration Takes Shape 1,716
Brian Heino selects Washington police sergeant as new undersheriff
First Icy Day of the Year 1,690
Hunter Attacked by Bear Northwest of Columbia Falls 1,210
The victim was airlifted to Kalispell Regional Medical Center where he was in stable condition
Bullock’s $10.3B Budget Plan Would Extend Medicaid Expansion
Governor's plan released Thursday calls for raising an additional funds through tax increases on hotel rooms, rental cars
Working Alone, Together
New co-working space opens in Whitefish for freelancers, remote employees and others who work from home
Yellowstone Passes 4 Million Visitors for the Year
Park had the third busiest October on record
Experts Look for Ways to Curb Deaths as Fires Get More Severe
Western wildfires have grown ever more lethal, a grim reality driven by more developments, climate change
Billings Man Killed in Hunting Accident in Southwest Montana
Michael Drexler was with a small group when the rifle of one of his hunting partners accidentally discharged