Editor
Chris Peterson is the editor of the Hungry Horse News. He covers Columbia Falls, the Canyon, Glacier National Park and the Bob Marshall Wilderness. All told, about 4 million acres of the best parts of the planet. He can be reached at [email protected] or 406-892-2151.
ARTICLES BY CHRIS PETERSON
Boys dispatch ‘Dogs in the pound
The Columbia Falls boys basketball team picked up a couple of key conference wins last week, dropping Libby 72-29, Feb. 5 and Whitefish 59-44, Feb. 6, both on the road.
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Wildkats thump Bulldogs on the road
The Columbia Falls girls basketball team got two key conference wins last week, dropping Libby 50-22 Feb. 5 at home and then they walloped the Bulldogs Friday night in the pound 60-31.
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Pinewood Park trees killed by use of wrong herbicide
The City of Columbia Falls recently had 11 ponderosa pine trees removed from Pinewood Park.
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Norton Luxury Homes looks to revive apartment project on Meadow Lake Boulevard
A Bigfork company is proposing a 40-unit apartment complex on Meadow Lake Boulevard at the intersection of Best Way Drive and is seeking a conditional use permit to build the structures.
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Group urges city to pass resolution on ICE actions
Several people last week asked the Columbia Falls City Council to consider a resolution on standards for Immigration Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol actions in the city.
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Snow or not, Cabin Fever Days will go on
Snow or not, Cabin Fever Days will go on, Ben Shafer of the Cabin Fever Days committee said Thursday.
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Big Columbia Falls streets project bid awarded
The Columbia Falls City Council earlier this week approved a contract with a local firm for the Gateway to Glacier Safety and Mobility Improvement Project. Nelcon Inc. of Columbia Falls was awarded a $9.4 million bid for the project, which was about $700,000 more than the engineer’s estimate and exceeds …
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Snow or not, Cabin Fever Days a go
Snow or not, Cabin Fever Days will go on, Ben Shafer of the Cabin Fever Days committee said Thursday.
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Opinion: Now is the time to consider wildlife corridor along Teakettle
As the city continues its goal of creating a new land use plan, there are some real conservation opportunities at hand. One of them is creating a wildlife corridor along the west flank of Teakettle Mountain so elk, deer and bears can migrate from the mountain to the Bad Rock …
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Columbia Falls, Hungry Horse mourns loss of bus driver, Hungry Horse Fire Dept. board member
The Hungry Horse and Columbia Falls communities are mourning the loss of Sarah Lacoursiere, a Hungry Horse Fire department board member and school bus driver who died after a courageous battle with a rare form of cancer last week.
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Easement protects key habitat on Teakettle Mountain
A key piece of important wildlife habitat on the east side of Teakettle Mountain has been preserved through a conservation easement with a private landowner, the Flathead Land Trust announced.
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Community Survey: Single family homes, affordability favored
Preserving the natural environment, recreation and housing affordability all ranked high in a community survey on Columbia Falls’ new land use plan.
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Pursuit plans 24-acre 'work camp' in West Glacier
Pursuit Glacier Park Collection has submitted a plan for workforce housing on about 24 acres of land in West Glacier.
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Pursuit plans 24-acre 'work camp' in West Glacier
Pursuit Glacier Park Collection has submitted a plan for workforce housing on about 24 acres of land in West Glacier.
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