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Concerns raised about knapweed in city
Purple dots of button-looking flowers have popped up around town and one Whitefish resident is worried about them.
Fourth of July events abound in Bigfork, Valley
Bigfork Eagle
County mosquito plan laid out for city council
County crews will return to Columbia Falls this spring for mosquito control work, but the focus will be on mosquitos in the larval stage, not adults, Flathead County public health officer Joe Russell told the Columbia Falls City Council on March 19.
Fourth of July events abound in Bigfork, Valley
Bigfork Eagle
Women's Gathering returns
After a four-year hiatus, Bigfork's Women's Gathering is back by popular demand.
Karen Anderson Longhart
Karen Anderson Longhart, 49, died at home Tuesday, June 1, 2010 in Kalispell from cancer. She was born in Colorado Springs, Colo., June 19, 1960 when her parents, Malcolm and Helen Anderson, welcomed her as their sixth child.
Obituaries
The Bigfork Eagle runs obituaries and death notices free of charge for people who have lived in the Bigfork area.
Women's Gathering returns
After a four-year hiatus, Bigfork's Women's Gathering is back by popular demand.
Tips to get the most out of your car this Labor Day and beyond
(BPT) - As the sun begins to set on the last stretch of summer, it’s time to start prepping for the final road trip of the season. Millions of drivers hit the road during the summer months, but the weekend leading up to the start of September marks the last hurrah of vacation season, one of the busiest weekends of the year for motorists across the country.
Empowering patients to become self-health advocates through use of technology
(BPT) - Advances in technology have shaped the way we communicate and have enabled the modern-day patient to easily connect with medical experts, patient advocates and others living with their disease. Through computers, handheld devices like tablets and smart phones, and social media, patients are also able to instantly access credible information – something that could not have been imagined until recently. Digital tools and online resources have become especially beneficial for people living with rare health conditions, such as sarcomas or malignant tumors that are often difficult to diagnose.
County mosquito plan laid out for city council
County crews will return to Columbia Falls this spring for mosquito control work, but the focus will be on mosquitos in the larval stage, not adults, Flathead County public health officer Joe Russell told the Columbia Falls City Council on March 19.
Webcam lets viewers keeping watch on bear in Glacier
Glacier National Park’s latest webcam is its most popular yet, but check it out quickly — the main attraction will soon be hitting the woods.
House GOP seeks more health coverage for mothers after birth
ATLANTA (AP) — A top Georgia legislative leader is throwing his support behind a plan to lengthen health insurance for mothers of newborns, trying to prevent maternal deaths.
PA--Pennsylvania News Digest
Good evening! Here's a look at AP's general news coverage today in Pennsylvania. For questions about the state report, contact the Philadelphia bureau at 215-561-1133.
Ronan Softball extends streak to five with Libby win
A red-hot Ronan squad kept its momentum rolling Tuesday with an 18-8 win over visiting Libby, extending the Maidens' win streak to five and improving their record to 5-3 on the season.
Gianforte presses Legislature to pass property tax relief bills during Kalispell visit
Despite an ongoing legislative stalemate, Gov. Greg Gianforte stuck firmly to his vision for fiscal relief at a press conference in Kalispell on Wednesday.
Conrad Rowe, 77
Conrad James Rowe, 77, of Kalispell, passed peacefully on March 21, 2025.
Mavs softball team dominates in doubleheader vs. Cadets
MOSES LAKE – On Friday, the Moses Lake Mavericks (6-2) softball team dominated at home against the visiting Eisenhower Cats (2-4), winning the doubleheader 20-0 and 14-1.
Mineral Co. sheriff wins DOJ grant
A U.S. Department of Justice grant will allow the Mineral County Sheriff’s Office to hire more officers.
Nancy Wilson, 89
Nancy Wilson, 89. Born in 1936 and raised in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, to Anton and Naomi Moen, who owned Moen Hardware and Machinery.