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John Floridis to perform benefit concert
John Floridis will perform a Winter Benefit Concert for Neighbors In Need at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 3, at Whitefish United Methodist Church, 1150 Wisconsin Ave.
Glacier grad heads to Kyrgyzstan
Kaitlyn Anderson, a 2015 Glacier High School graduate and University of Montana sophomore, will spend the upcoming academic year in Kyrgyzstan.
Evacuations lifted for Gibralter Fire
The evacuation order put into place Aug. 7 as a result of the Gibralter Ridge Fire east of Eureka has been lifted and residents were allowed to return to their homes at noon on Monday.
Nancy Seiler presents monoprinting workshop
Missoula artist Nancy Seiler will be instructing a workshop in basic monoprinting with “Golden Open” acrylics from 1 to 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 22, at Stumptown Art Studio, located at 145 Central Avenue in Whitefish. To register for the $75 workshop, which includes all materials, call the community art center at 406-862-5929.
Kalispell tweaks city airport lease agreement
A potential agreement for the private management and maintenance of the Kalispell City Airport will be further reviewed by the Kalispell City Council during a work session on Monday, Oct. 9.
Under The Big Sky Festival returns in July
Under The Big Sky Festival returns in July
Event raises money for multiple sclerosis
SANDPOINT — Skiing and multiple sclerosis are rarely mentioned together in the same sentence, but on Saturday, March 14 skiing and MS will not only be mentioned, they will actually merge for a single cause during the 2009 Vertical Express for Multiple Sclerosis.
Mountain films come to Whitefish April 16
The Daily Inter Lake
Forest aims to salvage trees hit by wind
The Daily Inter Lake
Mountain films come to Whitefish April 16
The Daily Inter Lake
Here comes an election And here's what voters should know
COEUR d’ALENE — Early voting starts on Monday for the March 12 election, which includes school funding proposals and a Dalton Gardens attempted recall of city officials.
Glacier Park officially allows e-bikes
The National Park Service today announced it would allow electric bikes in Glacier National Park and other national parks on roads and trails where traditional bikes are allowed.
Biking season kicks off on all terrain
The bicycling season is well underway and there seems to be no lack of trails, rides or events, so let's get the show on the road.
Inside North Fork Road open
Glacier National Park officials announced the opening of the Inside North Fork Road to all traffic as of mid-morning Friday, July 10. The Inside North Fork Road is the Park's oldest, built in 1901 when oil was struck near Kintla Lake. The Inside North Fork Road is a 28-mile narrow, bumpy, gravel road between Fish Creek and Polebridge, providing access to some of the Park's most pristine wilderness areas.
First West Nile virus case confirmed in Montana
The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services recently confirmed the first human case of West Nile virus in Montana for 2009. The case was identified in a Lake County adult. According to health officials, the individual most likely acquired the infection in Lake County after receiving numerous mosquito bites.
Winter storms blowing through Flathead
Don’t put those parkas away yet. The National Weather Service in Missoula is predicting chilly temperatures, high winds and significant snowfall as two different fronts move into Northwest Montana in the next few days.
10th annual CFBB auction raises about $28,000
Residents crowded into the Garden Bar last week for some libations and a chance to give back to the Village.
Sports news
Babe Ruth sign-ups
Biological station to hold open house
The University of Montana’s Flathead Lake Biological Station invites the public to its free annual Open House from 1 to 4 p.m. on Aug. 5.
Fundraiser aims to assist ski patrol employee
A fundraiser is set Thursday for Mark Dundas, a Glacier National Park trail crew worker and member of the ski patrol at Whitefish Mountain Resort, who has been diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia.