The Columbia Falls Planning Board and Zoning Commission will host a hearing on the River Highlands development on July 12

A recent meeting in Whitefish brought together community members and fire experts to discuss ways to be prepared for wildfire

Events start on Friday with the beginning of the Whitefish Arts Festival, and continue into the next week when the Bigfork Summer Rodeo’s four-night run kicks off on July 5.

The group, Shelter WF, was founded in April and recently filled out its five-person board

Public Works Director Craig Workman said at a recent council meeting that he was working with Republic Services to continue trash pickup in alleyways.

A final hearing for the budget is scheduled for Aug. 15

The Northwest Montana History Museum’s new exhibit “Kalispell: Montana’s Eden,” will open to the public on June 30

The unit will be used as part of Logan Health’s school-based health program that focuses on serving rural communities

A family with roots in the Indian state of Punjab offers freshly cooked grab-and-go Indian food at their Kalispell convenience store

Missoula County, Yellowstone County, Lewis and Clark County and Cascade County all have medium COVID-19 community levels. Silver Bow and Cascade County are considered high.

It’s possible the search for someone to step into the health officer position on a more long-term basis will continue into 2023

The April release of Jamie Gehring’s “Madman in the Woods” gives readers a look into the ways in which her life, and her family’s story are intertwined with Ted Kaczynski’s years of terror and murder

In the meantime, the health department and other regional nonprofits have been working to try and help connect parents and guardians with formula

Health Officer Joe Russell has said that he does not plan to remain in his current role after the end of June

Musicals and musical performances will play out this summer in Bigfork and Whitefish