The Flathead County Board of Adjustment on Aug. 4 voted unanimously to grant a conditional use permit to the Rocky Mountain Glass Kayak Company for guided sunset kayak tours launching from a private residence on Peterson Lake, despite opposition from other residents on the lake.
The developers behind a proposed 97-slip marina in Flathead Lake’s Bigfork Bay have withdrawn their 310-permit application with the Flathead County Conservation District in response to public feedback.
The Bigfork Fire Department broke ground Monday night on the highly anticipated new Fire Station 31, which will be the future headquarters for the department.
Since moving to Bigfork from New Jersey in 2023, Freeman has established the lone outpost in the West for the genre-bending music that pushes the boundaries of conventional sounds.
Hidden in the dense foliage, Alma Ruelas was perched on a ladder, hip leaned against a rung, using both hands to swiftly pick Lapin cherries from the trees and plunk them into the basket at her chest strapped around her shoulders. Overflowing with the bright red fruit, the basket weighs …
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The Bigfork Fire Department broke ground Monday night on the highly anticipated new Fire Station 31, which will be the future headquarters for the department.
What once felt like an impossible dream for Warren Childs to live comfortably in his own home after suffering injuries as a Marine in Afghanistan is now a reality thanks to The Frozen Chosen.
The developers behind a proposed 97-slip marina in Flathead Lake’s Bigfork Bay have withdrawn their 310-permit application with the Flathead County Conservation District in response to public feedback.
Lakeside County Water and Sewer District ratepayers could see their monthly water and sewer expenditure increase by as much as $60.64, according to a draft rate study considered by board members at a July 21 meeting. Somers customers could see their monthly rate increase by $76.63 per month.
After months of uncertainty, Sliter Park's future is secure for now as the Community Foundation for a Better Bigfork takes over the lease beginning Aug. 1.
Hidden in the dense foliage, Alma Ruelas was perched on a ladder, hip leaned against a rung, using both hands to swiftly pick Lapin cherries from the trees and plunk them into the basket at her chest strapped around her shoulders. Overflowing with the bright red fruit, the basket weighs …