Photos: The Springs at Whitefish car show, concert
JULIE ENGLER | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year, 7 months AGO
Art Olson, the originator of the Flathead Pioneer Auto Club, stands beside his 1926 Ford that was used to plow snow for 30 years. Olson started the auto club in 1961. (Julie Engler/Whitefish Pilot)
A few of the cars on display at The Springs' car show and concert. (Julie Engler/Whitefish Pilot)
Janice Hale and Staci Ost have a chat in front of a brilliant yellow school bus. Hale worked as a high school tutor and Ost was one of her students. (Julie Engler/Whitefish Pilot)
A classic Ford sports a clever license plate at The Springs' car show. (Julie Engler/Whitefish Pilot)
Julie Engler covers Whitefish City Hall and writes community features for the Whitefish Pilot. She earned master's degrees in fine arts and education from the University of Montana. She can be reached at [email protected] or 406-882-3505. | August 28, 2024 1:00 AM
The Springs at Whitefish has hosted an annual car show for years and this time around, they added a concert to the attraction. Attendees enjoyed seeing the 35 vintage cars on display and listening to guitarist Dave Von Kleist and the Kenny James Miller Band Saturday.
A few of the cars on display at The Springs' car show and concert. (Julie Engler/Whitefish Pilot)
Janice Hale and Staci Ost have a chat in front of a brilliant yellow school bus. Hale worked as a high school tutor and Ost was one of her students. (Julie Engler/Whitefish Pilot)
A classic Ford sports a clever license plate at The Springs' car show. (Julie Engler/Whitefish Pilot)ARTICLES BY JULIE ENGLER
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