Temperatures Plunge to Record Lows Across Montana
Kalispell hit 21 below, breaking the previous record of minus 18 set in 1975
The Patrol
For decades an elite group of skiers has worked to keep Big Mountain safe for visitors, on good days and bad.
Godzilla Has Short Arms
Commentary: Business is Personal
Banner Year for Montana’s State Parks
More than 2.11 million visitors last year
From Recovery to Expansion, Economic Outlook Keeps Brightening
Flathead’s economy picked up steam last year, spurring hopes that the momentum will continue into 2014
Lakeside to Host Community Health Fair
Community Health Fair will be held at the Lakeside QRU/Ambulance Community Room, 201 Bills Road
Health Department Assisting with Insurance Enrollment
Certified application counselors available for enrollment events
More than 700 Students to Make Graduation Pledges at Fairgrounds
The event is part of a student pledge to stay in school
Whitefish Council Approves Event Permit for Great Northern Brewing’s Beer Barter
4-1 vote overrides decision of City Manager, Police Chief to deny permit at Feb. 8 event.
Farm Reform Plows Forward
After a two-year stalemate, federal farm subsidies bill moves toward final passage
Group Appeals Lease for Big Mountain Jesus Statue
Group argues "shrine on public land" is prohibited under the First Amendment
Films, Films, Films!
Book Corner
Baucus Delivers Expanded Coverage to Libby Asbestos Victims
Pilot program to cover an additional 18 counties in western Montana, Idaho and Washington
Montana Lawmakers Urge Approval of Keystone Pipeline; Group Protests in Whitefish
Montana’s lawmakers have all expressed support for the proposed pipeline
Lincoln County Officials Applaud Secure Rural Schools Funding Commitment
Sequester cuts will not impact 2014 funds, but officials worry about future payments
