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In a Nutshell: Celebrating our volunteers at North Valley Food Bank
April is National Volunteer Month and at North Valley Food Bank (NVFB) we celebrate and thank the helping hands who give their time to build food security in our community.
The Latest: Guatemala reports 1st coronavirus death
The Latest on the
The Latest: Guatemala reports 1st coronavirus death
The Latest on the
All about Bob
Quilt store bookkeeper never wants to leave Moses Lake
From Your Representative: The Charitable Y2Y Glut
Good Heavens.
Natural Grocers store coming to Kalispell
After opening a Missoula store in October, Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage plans to open a store in Helena this December and a store in Kalispell next April.
Water season shows promise
Snowpack above normal at most measuring sites
Above average moisture in the mountains is expected to lead to a promising water season in North Idaho and bode well for recreation this summer.
Mayor breaks tie vote on City Hall
The decision to select a location to build a new Whitefish City Hall became divisive last week when a few city councilors questioned whether the selection was being made too quickly.
Mayor breaks tie vote on City Hall
The decision to select a location to build a new Whitefish City Hall became divisive last week when a few city councilors questioned whether the selection was being made too quickly.
Downtown projects raise concerns
By RICHARD HANNERS / Whitefish Pilot
Downtown projects raise concerns
By RICHARD HANNERS / Whitefish Pilot
Downtown projects raise concerns
By RICHARD HANNERS / Whitefish Pilot
Judge favors businesses in COVID-19 lawsuits
Judge favors businesses in COVID-19 lawsuits
Judge favors businesses in COVID-19 lawsuits
After a long day of testimony, a Flathead County judge declined state requests for preliminary injunctions against five local businesses accused of violating Montana Gov. Steve Bullock’s masking and social-distancing mandates.
In reversal, UK says it will make masks mandatory in shops
LONDON (AP) — The British government decided Monday to require people to wear face coverings in shops, joining a long list of countries that have made masks mandatory under some circumstances in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Radar hotel
Resort destination also serves as military test site
Tubbs Hill planting project begins in April
Goal is to restore native tree species
COEUR d'ALENE - The health of native vegetation on Tubbs Hill plays an important role in maintaining the values the hill offers to so many people. As part of an effort to restore native trees to parts of Tubbs Hill, over 2,500 native tree and shrub seedlings will be planted on the hill this April.
Whitefish requires masks for inside businesses, gatherings
Whitefish City Council Tuesday afternoon unanimously passed an emergency resolution that requires the use of masks in public spaces when social distancing is not feasible to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Cities choked by inches of ash
Mount St. Helens Eruption 25 Year Anniversary Moses Lake recalls its response to the effects of Mount St. Helens eruption
Flathead County sheriff
While walking home from an Evergreen junior high school, a 13-year-old boy allegedly punched a 14-year-old boy. A passer-by broke up the fight and called Flathead County sheriff's deputies.