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With iPhone alerts, sometimes it’s a crash, often it isn’t
The crash detection feature on iPhones is causing fire and emergency personnel to respond to more than a few false alarms this summer.
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With poor berry crop, expect bears in town
Earlier this month a grizzly bear waltzed into River’s Edge Park and did its best to break into two of …
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Hungry Horse News at 80: A sea of change in the past 28 years, more ahead
“We’re moving to Montana,” I told my wife one day in late March, 1998.
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Hungry Horse News at 80: Kennedy kept the tradition of excellence for 20 years
In September of 1978 Mel Ruder sold the Hungry Horse News to Sage Publishing, a partnership of Wyoming newspapers and …
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Climbing Longfellow: A long hike and alpine camp reveal surprising rewards
Located in the North Fork region of Glacier National Park, Longfellow Peak sits at 8,909 feet, just shy of its …
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Hungry Horse News at 80: Gladys Shay was a key contributor for decades
The history, and success, of the Hungry Horse News wouldn’t be complete without mentioning Gladys (Van) Shay.
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A perfect day on Pumpelly Pillar
Catching the last seat on the 100-year-old “Sinopah” tourist ferry across Two Medicine Lake in Glacier National Park, Nick Sramek …
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Families move into new Habitat for Humanity townhomes; applications being taken for others
Habitat for Humanity dedicated four new townhomes in Columbia Falls last week and has six more under construction on Railroad …
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Short-term rentals bring millions in revenue to communities
Short-term rentals in Montana boosted the economy and generated more than $755 million in visitor spending in 2025, according to …
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Columbia Falls alumni leaders at Whitefish Middle School
As Whitefish Middle School’s new principal, Tyler Jones will work to bring joy to every school day and maintain a …
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Thoughts on elections
This Monday morning, I read an opinion “Let democracy play out,” by Roger Hopkins in The Daily Inter Lake.
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Incoming freshman already making her mark in track events
With her feet set at 25 and 55 in the blocks, be on the lookout for freshman Wildcat sprinter Payson …
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Wildfire season cooking up worry in past week
The wildfire season in the Flathead Valley got underway in the past week, with a large fire in the Bob …
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Hungry Horse News at 80: Mel Ruder, the man who started it all
When Mel Ruder founded the Hungry Horse News in 1946, his plan was to start a newspaper in Columbia Falls …
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