Keeping the Funk Fresh
20 Grand has survived a revolving door of members, a pandemic and a near breakup. But the band continues to keep the funk alive in the Flathead.
20 Grand has survived a revolving door of members, a pandemic and a near breakup. But the band continues to keep the funk alive in the Flathead.
Grant Alan West is charged with three felony counts and a criminal complaint accuses him of a Hobbs Act robbery for allegedly brandishing a handgun and stealing Percocet from a pharmacy
Kalispell resident Joe Angle, 63, and Hungry Horse resident Kimberly Herbert, 61, died in the crash on April 30
Joe Ledwidge brings house-made Detroit deep dish, Sicilian and New York style pizzas to Kalispell
Courtenay Sprunger faces Dave Ingram to replace termed-out Rep. Frank Garner in central Kalispell’s legislative district
Daniel Hollenkamp was underwater for at least 10 minutes before bystanders could extricate him from the vehicle
Thieves are selling the car parts to recycling centers where they are broken down for their precious metals
Gov. Greg Gianforte met with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials and other local leaders to celebrate the land transfer from the Sliter family on Flathead Lake
The Montana Contractor’s Association launched BUILD Montana at Flathead High School this spring to introduce construction careers to students while helping solve workforce shortages
Aaron McGarry was wanted for two felonies and a parole violation
The city council approved a 31-unit development utilizing Montana Board of Housing tax credits north of the Gateway Community Center for seniors 55 and older
Steven Koning, 50, died after he fell out of his kayak on the Yaak River near Troy, several miles north of the Kootenai
The semiconductor-plating manufacturer hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on May 4 to celebrate its expansion in the Flathead Valley
Theresa Anne Chabot pleaded not guilty to federal charges of conspiracy and money laundering in U.S. District Court
The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office is operating with about the same number of resources it had a decade ago, even as the valley’s population, 911 call volume and violent crimes continue to spike
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