Warm Quinoa and Feta Salad
For the first salad of spring, sprinkle handfuls of homegrown baby greens and chives amid robust grains and store-bought fruit
O’Shaughnessy Center to Host Cycling and Paddling Adventure Film Festivals
The Children’s House Montessori School will present the Filmed By Bike Festival on Wednesday, April 24 and the Flathead Rivers Alliance and Montana Kayak Academy will present the World Tour Paddling Film Festival on Thursday, April 25
Board Trustees, Levies on Ballot for Upcoming Kalispell School Election
Voters on May 7 will elect three trustees to serve on the Kalispell school board and will decide whether or not to renew a sunsetting elementary technology levy and approve a $1 per-month high school levy. Read the Beacon's interviews with each candidate.
A Vehicle Backfiring Startled a Circus Elephant into a Butte Street. She Still Performed Tuesday.
Viola was getting a bath behind the Butte Civic Center just after noon on Tuesday when she was startled
FWP Proposes Conservation Easement on Private Timberland in Northwest Montana
The state agency is accepting public comment on a deal to place nearly 33,000 acres owned by Green Diamond Resource Company under an easement between Kalispell and Libby
Traditional Finnish Sauna and Peat Treatments Bring Heat and Healing to the Flathead
Provider Tanjariitta Anttila shares Finnish culture in Columbia Falls with therapeutic sauna and peat treatments at Sauna60°
Kalispell Approves Developer’s Request for Charles Hotel and Parking Garage Project Extension
Compass Construction owner and development partner Bill Goldberg will have until 2029 to begin construction on the planned five-story hotel and eight-story parking garage in the city’s downtown
In the Historically Red Badrock Canyon, Three-Way House Race Takes Shape
Democrat Steve Paugh and independent Colton Little hope to oust incumbent Republican Rep. Braxton Mitchell, who has made a name for himself as a high-profile Gen-Z conservative
Latest Mill Closure Threatens Northwest Montana’s Timber Traditions and its Forest Health
The decision to close Pyramid Mountain Lumber is rooted in a complex set of problems, including the steep costs of living and a depressed demand for lumber
With Kalispell Show, Sona Jobarteh Looks to Continue the Kora’s Musical Transcendence
The kora is a 21-string instrument that originates in West Africa, and has been compared to the harp, lute and guitar.
Planning Board to Reconsider Somers Subdivision Next Month
The Steamboat Landing project seeks to bring 252 housing units to Somers. The Flathead County Planning Board in March tabled consideration of the subdivision following a request by the developer.
Glacier Park Plows Push Past the Loop
With a record-low snowpack in northwest Montana’s high country, plow crews have made fast progress since they started clearing the Going-to-the-Sun Road less than two weeks ago, affording hikers and bikers an opportunity to gain early access to Glacier’s high country
Lawmakers Mull Decision to Redistribute Marijuana Tax Revenue for County Road Upgrades
Lawmakers have one week to decide whether to overturn the governor's veto of SB 442, which would allocate millions of dollars to county road projects, including nearly $500,000 to Flathead
Columbia Falls Man Accused of Killing Ex-wife with Vehicle Pleads Not Guilty to New Charges
Kenneth James Floyd, 38, entered the pleas in Flathead County District Court on April 11 after new charges were filed last month
City Planning Commission Approves 380 Single-family Home Development in North Kalispell
Planning commissioners approved the annexation and development for the 110-acre property near Tronstad Road; the proposal will head to the Kalispell City Council in the coming months
