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The question of self-governing powers will go to a vote
After 18 months of deliberation by a government study commission, the City of Columbia Falls will pose the question to voters on whether the city should have self-governing powers.
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City Council OKs pay hikes for city staff, management
Two key Columbia Falls department heads will see about 10% boost in pay in 2027.
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Cowboy singer coming to library
The free Canyon Community Dinner is from 5:30 to 6: 30 p.m. Thursday, July 30 at the Canyon Elementary School. …
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New Glacier Bank expected by April 2027
The corner of Nucleus Avenue and Highway 2 will be transformed in the coming months as Glacier Bank is building …
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Man severely injured after rock hits vehicle on the Going-to-the-Sun Road
A man was severely injured after a rock fell off from the cliffs above and went through the roof of …
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CFAC will pay millions to clean up old aluminum plant. It fought in court to pay far less
Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. has agreed to pay $57.6 million to clean up the former smelter site in Columbia Falls, …
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AI is a fraudster’s best friend
Fraud is the oldest profession. Con artists have always found ways to separate honest people from their money, and governments …
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Community events you may have missed
Columbia Falls Women’s Connection will host a Celebrate America 250 Luncheon on Wednesday, July 15 at 11:30 a.m. at the …
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Columbia Falls city council has opening after Semok resigns
Columbia Falls City Councilman Christopher Semok has resigned after the mayor and city council sent him a letter of censure …
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Longtime Columbia Falls city clerk retires
Longtime Columbia Falls City Clerk Barb Staaland retired at the end of June.
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Yesterdays:Bush visits the Flathead
Opposition to a slew of proposed area dams was mounting. Glacier National Park, for example, was opposed to a dam …
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New health food store for pets opens in Columbia Falls
A new health food store for dogs and cats recently opened in Columbia Falls.
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Fair entries online
The 2026 Northwest Montana Fair and Rodeo is now accepting online entries for 4-H/FFA and Open Class competitions. The annual …
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With blowdown pervasive in Bob Marshall Wilderness, Foundation crews pivot to help
The Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation is adapting its trips this summer in the Bob as the 1.6 million acre wilderness, …
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Road striping on tap
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Community events coming up
The Columbia Falls Lions Club will host two summer concerts this year sponsored by Glacier Bank at Marantette Park. The …
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Forest looks to salvage several blowdown areas
The Flathead National Forest is looking to salvage downed trees from a December windstorm in three different locations.
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Forest looks to salvage several blowdown areas
The Flathead National Forest is looking to salvage downed trees from a December windstorm in three different locations.
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County commissioners approve raises for county employees
Flathead County employees will see a bump in their paychecks next month after county commissioners approved a 2.15% wage increase …
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City considering law to ban vandals from parks
After repeated vandalism at Columbia Falls parks, the city is considering a law that could bar repeat offenders from being …
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