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Whitefish looks at variance for pollution standards
The Whitefish City Council tonight will consider asking the state for a variance from nutrient criteria the city can’t meet with conventional wastewater treatment technologies.
DREAM Adaptive receives $10,000 grant
DREAM Adaptive Recreation, Inc. has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the Weyerhaeuser Giving Fund. The grant will be used to help defray the costs of the nonprofit’s Summer Water Sports Program, which aims to enhance the quality of life of individuals with disabilities by providing outdoor adaptive recreational opportunities.
Museum at Central School names new director
Jacob Thomas, a 28-year-old Michigan native, is the new executive director of the Museum at Central School, replacing the retiring Gil Jordan.
Be responsible citizen and informed voter
Well, it’s almost here — the most important day in the life of any republic: Election Day.
Air quality declines in Flathead
Flathead County continues to see a decline in air quality related to the large number of wildfires in the Northwest. As a result, the Flathead City-County Health Department is encouraging residents to regularly monitor air quality conditions and restrict outdoor activity accordingly.
Spring flooding closes dog park
Annual spring flooding has closed Kalispell’s Begg Park, and according to volunteers with Paws to Play, it may take up to two months for the dog park to open again for the pups to play.
Taco John's returns to former Kalispell location
Taco John’s is moving back into its old location on Main Street in Kalispell.
FWP plans Flathead Lake wildlife viewing area
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is moving forward with the development of a public wildlife viewing area overlooking the North Shore Wildlife Management Area southeast of Kalispell.
Outdoor news
Hunting and fishing regs
New state parks fee rule adopted
The Montana State Parks and Recreation Board on Oct. 15 adopted the 2014 Biennial Fee Rule, an assemblage of user fees and associated rules for the Montana State Park system.
U.S. 2 road work near Glacier starts May 10
U.S. 2 construction starts May 10
High voter turnout ends with a win for Barron, Taylor, McNeil and Baucus
Jessica Waters
Bell wins primary
Lake County Sheriff Don Bell received the most votes in the June 5 primary, winning against challenger David Coffman.
FVCC to host 'College Goal Sunday' on Feb. 22
Flathead Valley Community College will host the fifth annual College Goal Sunday, a program that provides students who want to attend college and their families the opportunity to obtain assistance in applying for financial aid.
Glacier Nordic Club readying for winter
The Glacier Nordic Ski Club's Chet Hope Ski League is gearing up for winter with an open house at Camas Day School, 534 Pine Avenue, across from the high school, on Dec. 2 from 3:30 to 6 p.m.
Donald Erickson
Donald Jerome Erickson, 89, died on Saturday, June 29, 2019 at his home in Libby of natural causes. He was born on August 6, 1929, at Grand Forks, North Dakota, to Arthur and Anna Erickson. He graduated from Grand Forks Central High School in 1947.
Yellow Bay fest a bloomin' success
YELLOW BAY — Community members gathered at the Yellow Bay Clubhouse Saturday to enjoy the town’s annual cherry blossom festival.
Public encouraged to comment on the proposed Blacktail Road projec
From the Flathead National Forest
Duane W. Mitchell, 89
Duane W. Mitchell, age 89, passed away on Saturday, April 18, 2009 at Kalispell Regional Medical Center in Kalispell, Montana. He was born on December 8, 1919 in Polson, Montana to Everett and Uiva Hazel (Noel) Mitchell.
Vandenburg wins LeGrizz
A total of 84 runners from eight states and four Canadian provinces completed the 28th annual Le Grizz 50-Mile Ultramarathon footrace on Oct. 10. The Le Grizz event is USA Track & Field Montana's 50 Mile Championship race.