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Flyover shows chalet walls survive epic winter
Winter still reigns in the upper reaches of Glacier National Park.
Lolo Peak Fire destroys at least 2 homes
Two homes in the upper Folsom Road area were completely destroyed in the Lolo Peak Fire on Aug. 18 and multiple other structures reportedly have been lost as well, according to the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office. The homeowners from Folsom Road had been evacuated and have been notified of the loss.
Ballots go out for $15.8M school bond
Ballots go out Oct. 6 on a $15.8 million bond issue to renovate and expand Somers Middle School.
Planning Board mulls short-term rental proposal
The Flathead County Planning Board is poised to tackle two big issues at its meeting on Wednesday — short-term rental regulations and the South Whitefish Corridor Plan.
Board backs Stillwater Bend development
Plans for a new development on the north side of Kalispell will move forward with unanimous support from the Kalispell City Planning Board.
KGEZ tower back on Board of Adjustment agenda
A proposal to relocate KGEZ’s radio towers to the West Valley awaits a decision when the Flathead County Board of Adjustment meets Tuesday, Sept. 5.
MontanaPBS to screen C.M. Russell documentary
MISSOULA — MontanaPBS will screen a new documentary about Montana’s cowboy artist Charles M. Russell (1864-1926) in seven locations across Montana in September and October.
Final Gallery Nights event of the season tonight
Whitefish Gallery Nights continues Thursday, Oct. 5, from 6 to 9 p.m. in downtown Whitefish. This year’s event features 11 galleries and dozens of local artists.
All 50 states now have virus cases: West Virginia the last
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — All 50 U.S. states now have confirmed cases of the new coronavirus as West Virginia's governor announced the first positive test in his state on Tuesday evening.
Beshear reports 5th virus-related death in Kentucky
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Gov. Andy Beshear reported the fifth Kentucky death linked to coronavirus Wednesday as total statewide cases during the pandemic approached 200 despite a slight drop in the number of new cases from the previous day.
What's Happening: Virus prompts motel purchase, dog tested
Factories are gradually reopening in China months after the new coronavirus that first emerged there upended daily routines. As the country looks for signs of life returning to normal, other parts of the world are starting to experience what China and its people went through.
Rain spurs West Nile concerns
The rain could come back to bite us.
Biden to talk up health insurance cost cuts in visit to Ohio
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden will showcase health insurance cost cuts in a speech in Ohio Tuesday during what may be the best time for Democrats to talk up the Affordable Care Act since it became law.
Grants will help suicide prevention
Idaho schools are getting a boost in their efforts to combat teen suicide and provide emotional support for students.
Monitoring the 'Grizzly Wars'
Author details varied attitudes toward bears
Energy firm's plan worries residents near Libby
LIBBY - Residents at the end of Kootenai River Road are getting organized to fight a Bonneville Power Administration proposal that could expand the existing transmission-line right of way.
Pass accessible, but only from East Side
Logan Pass opens from east side, with restrictions
Guest opinion
Don't kill the goose that laid the housing egg
Obituaries
The Bigfork Eagle runs obituaries and death notices for people who have lived in the Bigfork area. To submit, e-mail
Big Blowup of 1910 burned 3 million acres
The Whitefish Pilot