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K.J. HASCALL / Hungry Horse News
Leasing one option to preserve historic cabins
Imagine leasing an historic cabin on the shores of Lake McDonald, taking in the expansive views of the Continental Divide.
Crews begin plowing Glacier Park roads
The surest sign of spring in Glacier National Park isn’t the long sweet note of the varied thrush or the call of swans sweeping over the Continental Divide — it’s the rumble of diesels and the screech of steel digging into a winter’s worth of snow.
Sequester to take a bite out of conservation projects
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced March 21 that more than $882.4 million in excise taxes paid by sportsmen in 2012 will be distributed to state and territorial fish and wildlife agencies for conservation and recreation projects across the U.S.
Avalanche danger rated as 'considerable'
Avalanche risk remains considerable above 4,500 feet this weekend as temperatures rise and freezing levels climb to 7,000 feet.
Park seeks comment on parking plan
Glacier National Park has released an environmental assessment on a proposed project to expand the parking lot at the Transit Center near Apgar.
Access to Glacier's Granite Park closes due to grizzly activity
Glacier National Park has temporarily closed the Granite Park area and trails leading to it because of grizzly bear activity.
Ravenwood returns for 17th year
F.H. Stoltze Land and Lumber Company and Ravenwood Outdoor Learning Center partner each year to connect local kids and families with working forests on Stoltze land between Columbia Falls and Whitefish. Ravenwood offers a Spring Break Day Camp, Homeschool Programs, and a slate of summer camps for youth and teens at the site.
Credit Union donates $1,265 to school
Through Whitefish Credit Union’s innovative School Spirit Debit Card campaign, the credit union recently made a donation of $1,265 to Whitefish High School.
Areas of Clark Fork River closed due to West Mullan Fire
Zuckerberg accepts that Facebook may have to pay more tax
LONDON (AP) — Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg plans to throw his support behind international reforms that would require Silicon Valley tech giants to pay more tax in Europe.
Japanese economy sinks amid fears about virus impact
TOKYO (AP) — The Japanese economy shrank at an annual pace of 6.3% last quarter as growth was battered by typhoons and crimped consumer spending.
Japanese economy sinks amid fears about virus impact
TOKYO (AP) — The Japanese economy shrank at an annual pace of 6.3% last quarter as growth was battered by typhoons and crimped consumer spending.
Zuckerberg accepts that Facebook may have to pay more tax
LONDON (AP) — Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg plans to throw his support behind international reforms that would require Silicon Valley tech giants to pay more tax in Europe.
Peter Rockwell, sculptor and son of famous artist, dies
DANVERS, Mass. (AP) — Peter Rockwell, whose famous father's iconic images graced the covers of the Saturday Evening Post and who became a noted artist in his own right, has died. He was 83.
Zuckerberg accepts that Facebook may have to pay more tax
LONDON (AP) — Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg plans to throw his support behind international reforms that would require Silicon Valley tech giants to pay more tax in Europe.
Japanese economy sinks amid fears about virus impact
TOKYO (AP) — The Japanese economy shrank at an annual pace of 6.3% last quarter as growth was battered by typhoons and crimped consumer spending.
Peter Rockwell, sculptor and son of famous artist, dies
DANVERS, Mass. (AP) — Peter Rockwell, whose famous father's iconic images graced the covers of the Saturday Evening Post and who became a noted artist in his own right, has died. He was 83.
Justice Court clerk supports Miller
My name is Robin Schiferl. I have been the administrative Justice Court clerk in Lincoln County for 15 years, and I’m a former candidate for the office of clerk of District Court.
Flathead County closes fairgrounds grandstand due to safety concerns
Safety concerns have forced the closure of the main seating structures in the arena at the Flathead County Fairgrounds and pushed events to alternate venues for the time being.