Building Flathead County’s Future
This is more than a blip on the Flathead Valley’s radar.
Start The Right Things
Commentary: Business is Personal
Montana’s Ghost Hunters
Paranormal activity is increasingly part of America’s consciousness and a group of investigators is searching for answers
Whitefish’s Women of the Moose Awarded for Community Service
The award came during a recent state convention hosted in Whitefish
Former UM Law Professor and Outspoken Conservative Promotes State Ratifying Conventions
Rob Natelson, a constitutional scholar and outspoken conservative, recently spoke in Kalispell
Kalispell Museum Concerned About Slow Bulk Mail
USPS says relocated processing center hasn’t slowed mail; plans on establishing community advisory council in Kalispell
Halloween Memories
Book Corner
Flathead Valley Hockey Association to Hold Instructional Clinic for Boys and Girls
Event is at Woodland Ice Center in Kalispell on Saturday, Nov. 2
Volunteers Needed for Annual ‘Rake Up the Flathead’
Volunteers can sign up to a whole day or a half day, whichever fits their schedule
Montana’s Oldest Lumber Company Celebrates Another Milestone
F.H. Stoltze unveils its state-of-the-art biomass facility during Montana’s weeklong celebration of the timber industry
Evergreen Man Pleads Guilty to Negligent Homicide
David Day admits to hitting Gerald Payne in drunken fight
‘Potentially Dangerous’ Winter Storm Headed for Northwest Montana
Strong winds across Flathead Lake pose a real concern for boats and docks along the south shore
Blackfeet Government Shuts Down Amid Political Crisis
Chairman Sharp says partial government shutdown is in effect until Tuesday
Forum Relates Region’s Open Spaces to Economic Growth
Outdoors one of Montana’s biggest economic drivers, panelists say
Augare Pleads Guilty in Tribal Court to DUI, Threatening Officer
State senator and suspended Blackfeet tribal councilor pleaded guilty to three charges Wednesday
