New VA Clinic Opens Doors in North Kalispell
The expanded clinic includes a physical therapy gym and audiology exam rooms
The expanded clinic includes a physical therapy gym and audiology exam rooms
Consulting firm Cushing Terrell presented the results of a community survey about the city’s future, as well as an “Existing Conditions” report to be used as a baseline ahead of 20 years of projected growth.
Launching in 1976 with a 24-hour Rape Crisis Line, the Abbie Shelter has evolved into a six-bed facility, providing resources and court advocacy for domestic violence survivors while educating the community
The resolution, a memorandum of agreement between the union and the district, provides a one-time lump sum payment for teachers for their work on the course from August to January, and more clearly outlines expectations for the course moving forward
‘distracting’ Other Republicans in Montana’s delegation have said they don’t want to put U.S.-NATO relations at risk as the president eyes Greenland
City staff hope to present a request for proposal to develop the 22-unit project to city council by late February despite a $1.5 million judgment lien remaining on the property
The bipartisan proposal would have state officials appoint commissioners to the Public Service Commission in lieu of holding elections for the five seats
The board expects to approve a final figure for its levy at its March 10 board meeting, following the Office of Public Instruction’s release of districts’ maximum budget authorities near the beginning of March. Those maximum budget authorities are dependent on biannual student enrollment counts.
The outcry comes after federal agents killed a protester in Minneapolis over the weekend. The calls at Monday’s county commission meeting echo public testimony before city councils across the valley in the past week as residents implored elected officials not to cooperate with the Department of Homeland Security.
Some commercial property owners in Kalispell saw a 30% to 50% increase on their tax bills last year, with officials placing blame on the new tax formula lawmakers enacted last legislative session
The Montana Legislature and Gov. Greg Gianforte assigned over $700 million to address failing DOC infrastructure
Whitefish chiropractor Tim Dudley recently purchased the $160,000 Ammortal Chamber device, which boasts five separate therapies in one session for a “full-body, multisensory approach” to health and wellness
A Bigfork residence overlooking Johnson Creek; a modern-ranch property in Columbia Falls; and a brand-new Kalispell home on a half-acre lot
Framing it as a critical public safety improvement on a highly trafficked entry point to Glacier National Park, U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke helped secure the North Fork funding among $27 million in infrastructure projects across western Montana
The Hamilton Republican is accused of misdemeanor official misconduct for allegedly awarding $170,100 in government work to a longtime business associate without soliciting competitive bids