Located at the confluence of the Flathead and Stillwater rivers east of Kalispell, the 405-acre wetland will generate income for Montana’s schools under a conservation easement held by Flathead Land Trust

ImagineIF Libraries will return to its former moniker, Flathead County Libraries; trustees hire interim director full-time

Flathead PACE Academy and Rising Wolf Charter will begin enrolling high school students this spring  

Food industry’s tight workforce slowly loosens; in Bigfork, The Sando Co. is rising to the occasion; plus 'Ask the Expert' with Jalisco Cantina owner Dave Pike

Park officials are seeking public input as they prepare an environmental assessment for a long-term fire management plan last updated in 2003; comments will be accepted through March 27

Attorneys for Montana argue district court decision overstepped judicial boundaries, does not address alleged harms to plaintiffs

The city purchased the 2003 fire and rescue boat at auction in 2012 for incident responses on Whitefish Lake

Longtime Evergreen resident and freshman state representative Tony Brockman is facing a primary challenge from Lukas Schubert, an ultra-conservative 18-year-old who has garnered the support of the Flathead Republican establishment.

The market will begin May 16 at 165 Veteran Drive in Columbia Falls; market organizers are seeking volunteers, sponsors and partners while vendor applications are currently being accepted

Removal of the 400-acre Kootenai Business Park from the National Priorities List would signal a milestone in the federal cleanup of Libby, where widespread asbestos contamination from a now-shuttered vermiculite mine has stifled economic development

The play is a rare foray into horror for the Whitefish Theatre Company, and it opens to audiences Feb. 23

Daniel Edward Duffey entered the plea in Flathead County District Court on Feb. 22; Judge Dan Wilson denied the defendant’s bond reduction request

Maeve Ingelfinger and Findley Dezzani are repeat qualifiers, while Liam Browne will make first trip to USSA Junior National Race in Lake Placid in March

Amid growing classes and shifting student needs, the rural school district says it has outgrown its campus and is in need of infrastructure and safety updates

City officials continued their campaign at the Feb. 20 Kalispell Chamber of Commerce luncheon where they educated the audience about the $4.6 million levy that will appear on a mail-in ballot on March 19