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Headlines: White nose syndrome in Glacier Park, maintenance cuts in national parks, big game hunting begins, Whitefish snowboarder premieres film, Bigfork Food Bank mobile service

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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. | October 24, 2026 3:40 PM

Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of the week's biggest headlines for Northwest Montana. 

Including what we know so far about the first detection of white nose syndrome in Glacier National Park, a fungal disease that devastates bat colonies. 

We'll hear what a national advocacy group has to say about a list of maintenance cuts in national parks, which group members say is a burden on an already back logged list of projects. 

The Western News outlines big game hunting season in Region 1, while the Whitefish Pilot interviews a local snowboarder and filmmaker ahead of the debut of his second film "Mosey." 

And from the Bigfork Eagle, we'll learn what Bigfork Food Bank officials are doing to expand their services into the nearby community of Creston. 

This week's stories were written by Daily Inter Lake reporter Hailey Smalley, Hungry Horse News Editor Chris Peterson, Western News Editor Scott Shindledecker, Whitefish Pilot Editor Kesley Evans and Bigfork Eagle reporter Elsa Ericksen.   


READ MORE: 

Glacier National Park documents first bat casualty from deadly fungal disease 

Groups critical of cuts to Glacier Park maintenance 

General big game season kicks off Saturday in NW Montana 

Whitefish snowboarder premieres hitchhiking film ‘Mosey’

Bigfork Food Bank pilots Creston mobile food pantry 


READ MORE LOCAL AND STATE COVERAGE:

Kalispell clears way for tiny homes by adopting building standards 

Woman accused of reaching for deputy's gun during disturbance call near Kalispell

Visitors hoping to see Glacier Park allegedly attacked by hammer-wielding man 

Glacier closes Logan Pass for the season 

Haskill Creek group seeks permit to host events at Voerman Road property  

Evergreen educator named Montana Teacher of the Year


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Headlines: White nose syndrome in Glacier Park, maintenance cuts in national parks, big game hunting begins, Whitefish snowboarder premieres film, Bigfork Food Bank mobile service
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