Spring Pearl Barley Salad
Stretch a couple of handfuls of baby greens into a filling salad that keeps and travels well
Stretch a couple of handfuls of baby greens into a filling salad that keeps and travels well
The U.S. Department of Agriculture approved Gov. Greg Gianforte’s request to prohibit people from purchasing soft drinks, junk food or candy with the federal food assistance benefits
Gov. Greg Gianforte paid a visit to the school to present the veteran educator, who has spent 70 years teaching, with the honor. As she looks down the pike to retiring, she encouraged students to make good choices.
Community members can learn more about the organization's plan to build 10 homes every year for 10 years at an open house event from 5 to 7 p.m. on June 10 at the O’Shaughnessy Center
The council added language in the zoning regulations to delay a state-mandated requirement that allows for 60-foot buildings downtown in hopes of finding an alternative by the time the law takes effect Oct. 1
The grant would fund two roundabouts and various safety measures along Main Street, including a designated school zone in front of St. Matthew’s Catholic School
Donald J. Schwindt, 59, died at the scene following a gunfire exchange on Dawn Drive last week
The former U.S. Representative from New Mexico has deep ties to the oil and gas industry
After final hour (and final minute) candidate switches in two federal races drew criticism this spring, one Flathead-area representative wants to prevent it from happening again
Michael Brooks and Kelly Couzens Brooks host catered events this month before searching for an operator to bring the century-old community hub back to life
A remodeled Eureka home on 1.5 acres; a newly constructed residence in Kalispell; and an updated condo in Whitefish
Endorsing Initiative 194, Buttigieg criticized corporate influence on politics
In a state that has historically heralded its independent streak, Bodnar's candidacy for the U.S. Senate sets up an experiment about whether a candidate running outside the two-party system can stave off Montana's one-party rule
Residents can go to City Hall from 5 to 7 p.m. on May 20 to provide feedback on a range of projects, including a potential overpass at East Second Street, aimed at addressing safety and access limitations at railway crossings in the city.
Skydiving returns to the Flathead Valley with the new center opening May 15