Police Funding, Second Amendment Discussed at Kalispell Council
Council affirms continued regular funding for police department, community members debate presence of armed individuals at protest
Council affirms continued regular funding for police department, community members debate presence of armed individuals at protest
The ninth annual event was originally scheduled for Sept. 12-13
The art center held its inaugural “Quarantine Dreams” exhibition opening in early June as it gradually opens in phases downtown
As small businesses reopen, legislators ask for protections against coronavirus lawsuits
National Weather Service forecasts thunderstorms Friday night with the potential of 70-mile-per-hour winds and hail
The Kalispell Downtown Association will host the free event on Saturday, June 6
The 3-year-old bear was captured on May 25 and euthanized
Lake Baked and River View Bar opened in Bigfork this spring as Montana’s economy began reopening
Some Flathead Electric members might not have power restored until Thursday
Concerts will resume in summer 2021
The case originated with a challenge to the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada to the U.S.
After serving for 24 years, Joe Unterreiner will leave the chamber this October
Judges have ruled administration officials ignored or downplayed potential environmental damage
Travel to the Flathead is expected to increase after the 14-day quarantine lifts on June 1
Businesses and chambers of commerce call for park’s reopening on June 1 to salvage local economy
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