Soccer club moves toward opening indoor training facility

Designed by Jackola Engineering and Architecture, the future 16,800-square-foot indoor sporting facility is strategically located in Evergreen to ensure accessibility for families across the Flathead Valley.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — How to conquer pain without drugs

We are a nation of pain! Three out of ten US adults suffer from chronic back or neck pain, and one in four report severe arthritic joint pain. One in six Americans complain of chronic migraines. The top medications used in the United States target pain relief, including NSAIDS like Tylenol or Ibuprofen and opioid medication like Vicodin. While we are grateful to have access to these meds when we need them, there is a significant downside to taking them over extended periods.

Goals in sight for Hayden man with MS

Bates is $25K away from funds needed for stem cell procedure; operation date is May 1

Just as professional athletes experience anxiety and exhilaration at the start of a big game, Robin Bates is feeling excited and nervous as his medical journey goals are in sight.

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Ninth- through 12th-graders will have another option to pursue their education when Trinity Lutheran’s high school pilot program comes online in the fall.

Music teacher finalist in composition contest

“Kaia!” is a piece of music written by composer Craig Naylor for wind ensemble and symphonic band that takes inspiration from martial arts and ancient Japanese musical traditions.

Governor touts after-school program

Bigfork ACES and Bigfork Playhouse Children’s Theatre kept the lights on for Gov. Steve Bullock to celebrate after-school programming on Tuesday.

Take Your Cat On An Adventure

(NAPSI)—Whether it’s exploring the great outdoors or within the walls of their own home, cats have a knack for making the ordinary extraordinary.

Purr-fect Tips to Protect Cats Year-Round

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Property taxes will go up for most Montanans

More than half the state's homeowners will see higher property taxes, according to figures posted by the Montana Department of Revenue. Here in the Flathead, more than three-quarters of homeowners will see a property tax hike.

Most Montanans will see property tax hike

More than half the state's homeowners will see higher property taxes, according to figures posted by the Montana Department of Revenue. Here in the Flathead, more than three-quarters of homeowners will see a property tax hike.

Great Fish campaign kicks off

Let the giving begin.

Perfecting peanut butter

Paul Burton’s retirement plan appears to be spread out in peanut butter.

Headmaster says focus on growing academy from within

As headmaster of the Whitefish Christian Academy, Hal Brunson says his role is primarily that of a problem-solver.

Most Montanans will see property tax hike

More than half the state's homeowners will see higher property taxes, according to figures posted by the Montana Department of Revenue. Here in the Flathead, more than three-quarters of homeowners will see a property tax hike.

Property taxes will go up for most Montanans

More than half the state's homeowners will see higher property taxes, according to figures posted by the Montana Department of Revenue. Here in the Flathead, more than three-quarters of homeowners will see a property tax hike.

Thursday

The “Whitefish Review” will hold a reception for issue No. 7 at The Lodge at Whitefish Lake on Thursday, June 24 (today), outside by the lake under the tent pavilion from 7-11 p.m. Local author Laura Munson will read from her new book, “This Is Not The Story You Think It Is: A Season of Unlikely Happiness.” Issue No. 7 includes interviews with Munson and acclaimed author John Irving, along with recorded dialogue between Rick Bass of Missoula and Doug Peacock of Emigrant. Local student work includes an essay by Whitefish High School junior Stella Holt, as well as the winners of the Authors of the Flathead Student Writing Contest. The Whitefish Review is available in bookstores and online at

News from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks

Watercraft Inspection Stations opening for the season

Thursday

The “Whitefish Review” will hold a reception for issue No. 7 at The Lodge at Whitefish Lake on Thursday, June 24 (today), outside by the lake under the tent pavilion from 7-11 p.m. Local author Laura Munson will read from her new book, “This Is Not The Story You Think It Is: A Season of Unlikely Happiness.” Issue No. 7 includes interviews with Munson and acclaimed author John Irving, along with recorded dialogue between Rick Bass of Missoula and Doug Peacock of Emigrant. Local student work includes an essay by Whitefish High School junior Stella Holt, as well as the winners of the Authors of the Flathead Student Writing Contest. The Whitefish Review is available in bookstores and online at

Board reviews Lakeside Neighborhood Plan

The Flathead County Planning Board decided to go ahead with a review of the Lakeside Neighborhood Plan last week, a step that continues to move the plan forward even with a pending lawsuit and injunction to stop it.

Board reviews Lakeside Neighborhood Plan

The Flathead County Planning Board decided to go ahead with a review of the Lakeside Neighborhood Plan last week, a step that continues to move the plan forward even with a pending lawsuit and injunction to stop it.