A.L.E.R.T. Banquet Takes Off For its 41st Year
Event to be held at fairgrounds on April 27 to raise money for air ambulance service
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The Rise of Senior Housing
As the Flathead continues to age rapidly, assisted-living centers add memory care and the valley adds a new 55-plus community
By Molly Priddy // APR 25, 2019
SPORTS
The Odyssey of Stuart Levitt
Glacier High School’s irrepressible 77-year-old master of the javelin has coached with legends, trained champions, biked across the country and hitchhiked home from his last college meet — and that’s not the half of it
By Andy Viano // APR 18, 2019
OUTDOORS
Parks Bill a Boon to Trails and Recreation
Montana Legislature passes voluntary fee increase to pay for improvements to state parks and trails grants
By Tristan Scott // APR 24, 2019
ARTS&ENTERTAINMENT
Spotlight Event: Spring Festival
The festival highlights the full orchestra and chorale in three distinctly different concerts
Constructing a Fraud 7,389
For years, a contractor has been scheming homeowners, businesses and racetracks out of millions of dollars, depleting life savings and inflicting severe emotional distress. His victims wonder where they’ll get justice.
Senators Push Transportation Department, Amtrak for Answers on Future of Empire Builder 2,733
Daines calls any proposal to alter long-distance service “troubling,” Tester writes letter to Amtrak president seeking answers
58-year-old Man Commits Suicide in Woodland Park 2,542
Popular Kalispell park was evacuated and remained closed for part of Friday afternoon
Glacier Plows Approach Haystack Creek on Sun Road’s West Side 2,218
Crews have advanced to within five miles of Logan Pass and the Continental Divide
Columbia Falls Schools Placed Under Lockdown Following Call from Angry Parent 1,974
District-wide lockdown ended shortly before 10 a.m. Tuesday morning; officials say no direct threats made to students and staff
The Relocation Part of Economic Development
If creating a thriving community with career opportunities for our children and grandchildren is a priority, we must support our educational institutions
A.L.E.R.T. Banquet Takes Off For its 41st Year
Event to be held at fairgrounds on April 27 to raise money for air ambulance service
Montana Legislature Adjourns After Passing $10.3B Budget
The House held its final vote Thursday afternoon on a budget bill that forecasts a $210 million surplus
More Montana Microbreweries Switching from Bottles to Cans
BILLINGS — Sam Hoffman, owner of Red Lodge Ales, estimates he was losing money on every case of beer he was bottling. Changes in consumer behavior, increased competition, aging equipment,... more
Negotiations Mark Late Days of Legislative Session
Still in play is a proposal to continue a preschool program, one to allow NorthWestern Energy to buy a portion of transmission line