County Plans for New Agency on Aging Building
Two-story building on county’s south campus would house AOA, maintenance and dental clinic
National Unemployment Rate Dips to 6.1 Percent in June
Fifth straight monthly job gain above 200,000 — the best such stretch since the late 1990s
Glacier’s Going-to-the-Sun Road Opens to Logan Pass
All 50 miles of iconic Sun Road opens in time for holiday weekend
Groups Want to See Montana Judge’s Racist Emails
Groups want to know if Judge Cebull made biased rulings from the bench
Polson Man Pleads Guilty to Rape, Stalking
Man tried to have his former girlfriend killed so she couldn't testify in rape case
Traffic Slowed on Hwy 2 Due to Gas Main Incident
Southbound lanes closed for emergency repair operations.
Victor Man Charged with Trying to Run Over Officer
High-speed chase reached speeds of 140 mph
Black Farmer Lobbyist Wants Piece of Indian Deal
John Boyd helped lobby Congress for the $3.4 billion payout
Glacier Park, Inc. Acquires Family Business Operations in West Glacier, Apgar
Purchase includes West Glacier Motel and Cabins, Apgar Village Lodge, 200 acres of land
Supporting the Troops One Magazine at a Time
When Donna Chase realized that soldiers abroad were desperate for reading material, she started collecting magazines in Lakeside, Kalispell and throughout the valley
Fireworks Laws in Effect for Area Cities
Fireworks prohibited in Kalispell, Columbia Falls city limits
Helping American Dreams Come True
Literacy Volunteers of the Flathead help students study for the U.S. Citizenship test
Business Booms at Fireworks Stands
For 10 days each summer, fireworks are the hot item on the open market in Montana
Libby Receives Nearly $8 Million for Flower Creek Dam Replacement
U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved a $3.2 million loan and a $4.7 million grant
U.S. 93 Head-On Sends Two People to the Hospital
The accident happened shortly before 2 p.m. near Fred’s Appliance and Gardner RV
