After the departure of call center, the county’s economic development arm begins imagining a new future for the space in west Kalispell

Angie and Aren Boehm are stocking Wheat Montana’s storefront with seasonal pastries and local culinary goods this fall

Facing overwhelming public opposition, the board last week vetoed a suggestion to eliminate ratios for public school counselors and librarians

Environmental leaders and community members discussed priorities and concerns for sustainable recreation at a Bigfork Outdoor Recreation Alliance meeting

With the new Interagency Military Lifetime Pass, current and former service members, as well as their families, will be able to visit public lands for free

Flathead Valley Community College President Dr. Jane Karas was presented with the 51st annual Flathead Legacy Award

Medical providers express relief, future of statewide reproductive legislation unclear after the failure of LR-131

The Kalispell-based nonprofit is currently raising funds to expand its operations as the valley’s homelessness crisis continues into the winter

The shelter will remain open as Flathead Electric continues to restore power after snowstorm

Molly and Steve Box of Worthy Seafoods are returning to their Montana roots – and bringing freshly caught Alaskan halibut with them

Results from the nation’s first comprehensive education study since the pandemic show learning setbacks for local students across subjects and grades

Bigfork Elementary School is one of 389 schools nationwide – and one of three schools in Montana – to receive award for clean energy buses

Six districts across the Valley will administer the first round of the Montana Alternative Student Testing Pilot Program to fifth- and seventh-grade students

The third annual Spirit Halloween fundraiser has already collected thousands of dollars for pediatric hospital patients and their families

As the war in Ukraine endures, two local organizations are working to help those displaced by violence