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Considering lead ammunition

Many of you probably get and read FWP’s Montana Outdoors magazine. It is a great little magazine that is dirt cheap.

Good luck, money go missing at casino

It wasn’t one man’s lucky day when money fell out of his coat pocket on the way to the bathroom at a casino. The man told Kalispell Police Department he withdrew five $20 bills from an ATM and put it in his pocket. He should probably consider it money flushed down the toilet when a casino employee reviewed surveillance footage and noted that 10 minutes after the cash hit the floor another man walked by and picked it up.

Good luck, money go missing at casino

It wasn’t one man’s lucky day when money fell out of his coat pocket on the way to the bathroom at a casino. The man told Kalispell Police Department he withdrew five $20 bills from an ATM and put it in his pocket. He should probably consider it money flushed down the toilet when a casino employee reviewed surveillance footage and noted that 10 minutes after the cash hit the floor another man walked by and picked it up.

Survey finds most don't want more visitors here

More than 80% of those who responded to a city tourism survey believe Whitefish is overcrowded. While more than half of those same respondents say that the benefits of tourism outweigh the negatives, two-thirds feel that more tourism would not improve the quality of life here.

Law roundup: Firebug threatens to blow up building

A man reportedly “freaking out” and playing with a lighter, at a gas station, lit a cigarette and threatened to blow up the building.

Americans turn cautious and retail sales slide after a spring rush to beat tariffs

Retail sales fell sharply in May as consumers pulled back after a sharp increase in spending in March to get ahead of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on nearly all imports.

Legals for June, 30 2021

Meat companies say: Eat your veggies

Meat companies are making it easier for you to eat your vegetables by blending them into burgers, meatballs and sausages.

Experts examine Conrad firearms collection

A collection of firearms that belonged to Kalispell founder Charles E. Conrad have returned home, and are the focus of an exhibit at the Conrad Mansion this weekend.

Gardening for good

Nonprofit provides free produce to those who need it throughout the area

When Heidi Benson planted the first seeds for her donation garden in 2018, she had no idea they would yield what it's become today.

Community news

School musical

When the rubber hits the road

Shoe-repair business flourishes in recession

Arizona voters choosing between Biden, Sanders as Trump foe

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona opened election polls Tuesday for Democrats to pick a presidential candidate as the state deals with a public health crisis that has crippled parts of the nation.

Ski resort flunks eco scorecard; questions objectivity of study

Whitefish Mountain Resort has been named one of the least eco-friendly ski resorts in the nation in an annual report published by the nonprofit Ski Area Citizens Coalition. Whitefish ranked 84th out of 85 ski areas for their commitment to environmental stewardship.

Whitefish celebrates the season with Oktoberfest

‘Ein prosit’

The leaves are changing colors and the air outside is getting more brisk: It’s time for sweaters, pumpkins and Oktoberfest.

Officials learn about BNSF plans for oil spills

Libby students test welding skills at competition at Flathead Valley Community College in Kalispell

The two students from Libby High School who competed in the Flathead Valley Community College’s Welding Competition may not have won, but they came away with valuable experience, said Libby Industrial Arts teacher John Love.

Cape Horn residents offered escorted site visits to homes

Evacuated residents of the Cape Horn area near Bayview will have an opportunity to be escorted into the site Wednesday to survey their homes and collect essential items such as medications.

Drug Take Back Day is April 27

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day will be held April 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at 35 collection sites across Montana. The event is an effort to rid homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs.