New report describes economic impacts of national parks

A new National Park Service report shows that the 4.2 million visitors to national parks in Montana spent $397.3 million last year and supported 6,354 jobs in the state.

New construction

The county is growing! New construction is going on all the time. Be it homes or business.’ Do you know what was being built in this picture? Do you know who the men are? Do you know what business is in the background? If you have an answer, please email [email protected]. If you would like to stay anonymous, just let us know.

Restrictions on Sun Road's east side announced

Glacier National Park officials say the last day to access Logan Pass by motor vehicle from the east side will be Sunday, Sept. 21.

House Education takes up tribal college funding ‘inequities’

House Education takes up tribal college funding ‘inequities’

Rocky Mountain Entertainment Agency represents Montana clients in the fashion and entertainment worlds

While she was growing up, Jessica Sweeney was often told “you’re so tall, you could be a model.”

Finley Point arsonist McCrea found guilty on two charges

Former firefighter Craig McCrea was found guilty Feb. 8 on two of four counts of arson after a dramatic four-day trial at the Lake County Courthouse.

Problems ahead with truck stop plan

I'm writing to warn of the dangerously expensive traffic and environmental boondoggle being created by the proposed Love's Truck Stop on I-90 at exit 174.

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First Canola delivery arrives in Grant Co.

WILSON CREEK - A sign of what the owners of Pacific Coast Canola hope are slightly changing times arrived at the grain elevator recently, with the first shipment of canola seed.

Environmental groups threaten to sue over oil terminal work

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Two environmental groups are threatening to file suit against Zenith Energy over construction work at its oil terminal in Portland.

Environmental groups threaten to sue over oil terminal work

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Two environmental groups are threatening to file suit against Zenith Energy over construction work at its oil terminal in Portland.

Disaster kit proved too good to be true

I received an e-mail to purchase a disaster kit for $1 which included a flashlight, radio, first aid kit, whistle, and five other items.

Tenant list grows for Spring Prairie Center

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Kalispell police arrested an 18-year-old man suspected for burglary after a traffic stop on Flathead Drive. The case is still under investigation.

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Public hearing on snowmobile business next week

The Columbia Falls city-county planning board will take another look at a proposed snowmobile rental business on Railroad Street next week.

Repeat shoplifter chased down

Law roundup: It’s the wurst: man demands ‘more sausage’

A patient called the Kalispell Police Department “because the registered nurse wouldn’t give him more sausage.”

Microdistillery planned for Wisconsin Avenue

A new microdistillery planned for Whitefish continues to search for a home and now has its sights set on Wisconsin Avenue.

Whitefish council to discuss developing ‘Snow Lot’

The Whitefish City Council will look at donating the “Snow Lot” to the Whitefish Housing Authority for new housing at its remote meeting this evening at 6 p.m.

Idaho to play Eastern twice as six-game Big Sky football schedule updated

With the Big Sky Conference now down to eight teams playing football this spring, the conference announced an adjusted six-game schedule for the spring 2021 season. The eight teams, including Idaho and Eastern Washington, will play six conference games over an eight-week period, the conference Presidents’ Council approved last week.