Headlines: Flathed River rules, mill levy debate and legislative showdowns
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Forest Service plan for Flathead River management gets mixed reactions, Kalispell officials blast Legislature for potentially sunsetting mill levies, and Flathead Valley lawmakers see bills go onto the state Senate
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Join Daily Inter Lake Reporter Taylor Inman as we go over some of the week’s biggest stories for Northwest Montana.
Learn more about the National Forest Service’s plan to manage the Flathead River and what some residents think, why Kalispell city officials are blasting the Legislature for introducing bills that would sunset mill levies, and what bills made it through the state House from local lawmakers.
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Plan to move Flathead River recreation garners mixed reactions
Kalispell officials blast Legislature for potentially sunsetting mill levies
Mitchell, Springer sees bills pass out of the House
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