‘Ocean to Table’ Seafood Company Lands at Flathead Valley’s Shores
Molly and Steve Box of Worthy Seafoods are returning to their Montana roots – and bringing freshly caught Alaskan halibut with them
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
As Flathead County sees unprecedented rise in homelessness, community members seek to move solutions away from police and towards valley-wide partnerships
Recently passed legislation is slated to increase healthcare and benefits options for Montana’s military veterans
As Montana contends with another summer of extreme climate events, its children look ahead to their day in court
The recently passed legislation will send billions to semiconductor manufacturers such as Applied Materials
The future of downtown Kalispell brims with possibility. With it come questions of what that future should look like, and who it should serve.
New programs are set to open in churches, schools and community centers across the Valley as the struggle to find adequate childcare endures
The Flathead County Planning Board pushed its hearing on the controversial KM Ranch Road development to September, angering local residents who have organized in opposition to the project
Rolling back a decade-long moratorium on pot shops, the city of Whitefish has approved plans for eight new cannabis shops in town. But some business owners say statewide backlogs and complex guidelines have left them in limbo.
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