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FVCC offering a host of valley farm tours this summer
Flathead Valley Community College invites the community to experience agriculture up close through its new Flathead Valley Farm Tour Series, part of FVCC’s Continuing Education summer lineup. This non-credit series features tours to several local farms and offers a firsthand look at how food, flowers, livestock and other products are …
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
Yesterdays: Bear walks into potline at CFAC plant
At a public hearing on snowmobiling in Glacier Park, the snowmobilers had a slight edge, with just over 100 calling …
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
DNRC provides guidance on windstorm damaged forests
The December 2025 winter windstorm event brought 50-75 mile-per-hour winds that caused extensive damage to forestland across much of Western …
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
CFAC Coalition hires technical advisor, meetings coming up
The Columbia Falls-based nonprofit Coalition for a Clean CFAC recently announced the signing of a contract with Ian Magruder, Senior …
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
Columbia Falls will hire in-house city attorney
The Columbia Falls City Council May 18 voted to bring the city attorney position in house after years of contracting …
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
Keagan Zoellner, a 'Mountain Momma' looks to preserve land east of river with community support
A Columbia Falls woman who is no stranger to public lands advocacy hopes to preserve a key piece of land …
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
Strong support for public lands, poll finds
A statewide poll recently commissioned by the University of Montana’s Crown of the Continent and Greater Yellowstone Initiative reveals growing …
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
Suspended sentence for drunk driver who drove into house
A Columbia Falls man was recently sentenced to five years suspended and ordered to Flathead County drug court after he …
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
Scholz, Perry qualify for state
The Columbia Falls tennis team qualified Jackson Scholz and Blake Perry to play in the state tourney last week.
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
Ransomware recovery rarely ends when the ransom is paid
Paying the ransom is only the beginning. Ransomware recovery costs, downtime, and trust damage can stretch for months. Learn what …
BONNER COUNTY DAILY BEE
How unexpected accidents can make legal fees feel even more stressful
Facing legal fees after an accident? Discover strategies to cope with stress and regain financial control with expert guidance.
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Fest food
MOSES LAKE — You don’t need a map to find where Spring Fest is set up in McCosh Park. The …
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Hallowed ground
OTHELLO — A hushed crowd listened, men with hats off, as Veterans of Foreign Wars Sgt. Robert F. Wiley Post …
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Stroll Patrol ready to stroll into your home
This small mixed-breed cutie is ready to stroll straight into your heart. Stroll Patrol may still be learning his house-training …
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
