Headlines: Bail raised for man who allegedly hit teen, Kalispell land use plan sealed, Flathead Valley engineers launched into NASA history
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Bail raised for man who allegedly hit teen with stolen truck, mayor’s vote seals Kalispell land use plan, two Flathead Valley engineers launched into NASA history with Artemis II launch
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Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman goes over some of the week’s biggest headlines for Northwest Montana.
This week, bail was raised for a man who allegedly hit a Columbia Falls teenager with a stolen truck.
The mayor’s vote seals Kalispell’s land use plan — with a warning that there may be a conflict of interest, two engineers from the Flathead Valley detail their journey to NASA and their involvement with the Artemis II mission.
And two Mission Valley cultural institutions receive grants for historic preservation projects.
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Bail raised for man who allegedly hit Columbia Falls teen with stolen truck
Mayor’s vote seals Kalispell Land Use Plan despite conflict-of-interest warning
Two Mission Valley cultural institutions receive grants
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