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Lakeside Neighborhood Plan lawsuit dismissed
A lawsuit alleging open-record violations and challenging the planning process for the Lakeside Neighborhood Plan has been thrown out of court.
Looking for a used car? County ranks high in survey
Flathead County is the third most affordable county in the state to buy a used vehicle, according to an
Food bank dishes up help for the hungry
The soup's on for the Flathead Food Bank's 11th annual Soup Supper.
Judge dismisses Lakeside planning lawsuit
A lawsuit alleging open-record violations and challenging the planning process for the Lakeside Neighborhood Plan has been thrown out of court.
Windows shot in several Kalispell locales
Windows were reported shot with BB or similar style guns at several locations,
Board looks at Whitefish downtown update
The Whitefish Planning Board has one of its heaviest agendas in months as it meets tonight, with six public hearings that include a proposed update of the downtown master plan.
Guest left without paying for porn
Monday morning, a man on Two Mile Drive told the Kalispell Police Department that a 31-year-old man he let stay at his house took advantage of his television by buying pornography and leaving without paying for it.
MLHS aiming for Air Force JROTC
MOSES LAKE — If everything goes right, Moses Lake High School (MLHS) will have an Air Force Junior ROTC program in place by the fall of 2018.
Law roundup: Reports of killer clowns unmasked
The Columbia Falls Police Department was tasked with tracking down a posse of clowns after a caller reported seeing a troupe of jesters armed with baseball bats.
Officials: Prison reform advocate rehearsed jail break plans
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A longtime prison reform advocate accused of preparing to stage an escape at a Tennessee jail that's under construction had a builder create a concrete room in his condominium's basement so he could learn how to break into the walls, authorities say.
Ronald E. Christman, 86
Ronald E. Christman, fondly known as Ron, beloved husband, father, grandfather and friend to all that crossed his path, passed away peacefully on June 27, 2024, with his family by his side.
We have the choice to believe — or not
We're back home from my husband Terry's robotic kidney surgery in Spokane — with more story to tell.
Three Chiefs Culture Center welcomes back restored paintings
A professional art conservator delivered nine paintings to the center last week.
Coronavirus spreads in Washington as reported deaths hit 16
SEATTLE (AP) — The number of deaths linked to coronavirus in Washington state has reached 16, officials said Saturday as staff at two Seattle-area senior communities dealt with their first reported cases.
City Council: Kathryn Price
Kathryn Price is a lifelong resident of Columbia Falls. Price, 52, graduated from Columbia Falls in 1989 and then went on to study business and accounting at Flathead Valley Community College.
Looking Back for Dec. 7
The Whitefish City Council drew up a tentative list of suggestions for disbursement of the funds on hand now that they granted the petition to abandon the section of Woodland Place Street between Washington and Idaho Streets.
Law roundup: The dog ate my curtains
Officers with the Columbia Falls Police Department dealt with a case of mistaken identity allegedly involving a pair of rambunctious dogs.
County poised to adopt U.S. 93 corridor plan
After more than five hours of discussion and a final round of tweaking, the Flathead County commissioners on Oct. 18 are expected to take the first formal step in adopting a corridor plan and overlay zone for a stretch of U.S. 93 south of Whitefish.
Fire believed to have started in kitchen area
A group of St. Matthew’s School seventh-graders gathered Monday morning outside of St. Matthew’s Catholic Church to recite the rosary. The day before a fire had engulfed the basement of the historic church in downtown Kalispell.
In good taste: The art of tasting foods, drink
The Flathead Valley is blessed with outstanding cooks and chefs. They range from professionals to household geniuses and make life worth living. My son is executive chef at The Springs in Whitefish and his abilities put the rest of us to shame.