Headlines: Kalispell voters say Yes, Glacier gets a boost, and Libby builds for baseball
NEWS NOW PODCAST | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 6 months, 4 weeks AGO
Kalispell voters approve high school levy, Daines proposes expanding federal funds for public land projects and community pitches in for Libby baseball tournament
Watch and Listen to the News Now Podcast by the Daily Inter Lake. We cover Headlines weekly and keep you up to date on the best happenings in Northwest Montana with our Local Events episodes. Find all our podcasts and videos on the Daily Inter Lake You Tube channel. | May 10, 2025 5:55 AM
Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of the week’s biggest stories for Northwest Montana.
We’ll go over preliminary results for the school and special district elections, learn why Senator Steve Daines wants to expand federal funds for public land projects, and how community members in Libby are helping prep for a new baseball tournament this summer.
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School and special district election results
Daines proposes expanding federal funds for some public land projects
Community pitches in to prepare Libby for baseball tournament
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