Tester Sees Hope for Outdoors and Forestry Bills
With new faces in Congress, senator believes his signature bills have a shot
History of Montana Weddings on Display at Central Museum
Traveling exhibit on display through the end of February
Local Students to Gather for Graduation Matters Program Kickoff
Kalispell Public Schools is holding the event on Friday, Feb. 1 at the fairgrounds trade center
A Front Row Seat to History
Whitefish couple helped organize the first interracial preschool in Atlanta in 1966
Local Graduation Rates Score Above State Average
Flathead Valley schools see improved dropout, completion numbers
Lake County Sheriff’s Sergeant at Center of Controversy Resigns
Dan Duryee admitted to lying about his military record; defendant in corruption lawsuit
Revett CEO: It Could Be Months Before Troy Mine Reopens
Company to make decision about layoffs at Lincoln County mine soon
Paddles Auctioned for ‘A Camp to Remember’
Tamarack Grief Resource Center to hold benefit dinner Jan. 31 in Whitefish
Cancer, Chronic Pain Survivors to Hit the Water in Dragon Boats
The Summit plans to sponsor two dragon boats at September festival for Journey to Wellness graduates
Schweitzer: Washington Coal Export Plans ‘Dead’
Schweitzer touted natural gas as the future of energy, while calling West Coast coal export plans “dead”
Waiting Game
Flathead firearms businesses face uncertainty as business booms and legislation looms
The Salesperson They Love
Commentary: Business is Personal
Freshening Up the Kitchen with an Ancient Ingredient
Genesis Kitchen in Whitefish shares the freshest olive oils and balsamic vinegars from around the world
County Drops Sex Abuse Charges Against Priest
Not enough evidence to go to trial, county attorney says
Daines, Tester Commend Miss Montana’s ‘Courage’
Alexis Wineman the first contestant to have been diagnosed with autism
