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Flathead Living Magazine

Business

Cycling Through Years of Community Service

Since 1982, Glacier Cyclery and Nordic has catered to the local biking and cross-country skiing community from its downtown Whitefish storefront. Today, a new generation of owners are spinning spokes and telling jokes with the same spirit of service its founders adopted 43 years ago.

Weather

Snow to Flow

As extreme temperature swings increase in frequency, meteorologists and hydrologists reflect on the Flathead Valley’s driest, deepest and most destructive seasonal snowpacks on record and what that means for the region’s waterways

Taproom

An Ale for the Masses

Available at Patriotic American Brewery in Kalispell, the Kentucky Common ale may never reach the mass consciousness Kentucky Bourbon has — but if history is any indication, there’s a good chance it will find its audience

48 Degrees North

Spring Can’t-Miss Events

Time to shake off your cabin fever and take part in one of the many events happening in the Flathead Valley this spring

Editor's Note

Songs of Spring

You’re holding a gold record in your hands. I can’t wait for you to hear it.

48 Degrees North

Goodbye, Ranger Doug

Doug Follett, Glacier National Park’s oldest ranger who was hired for his first trail-clearing job as a teenager in 1942 and remained a fixture ever since, died on March 2. He was 98 years old.

Flathead Valley Family

Cooking with Kids!

Our local food columnist whips up some easy and tasty recipes for the youngest chefs in the kitchen

Healthcare

Shifting the Patient-Provider Care Paradigm

In the Flathead Valley, a growing desire for patient-centered care has prompted long-time family physicians to adopt a traditional model of functional medicine, with an emphasis on nutrition and preventative medicine