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State and federal officials welcome rain across Montana ahead of wildfire season

While recent rains are part of a reason for some optimism surrounding this year’s wildfire outlook, it could “turn…

Updated 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Biologist reels in 36-year career with tribal fisheries program

Fisheries biologist Barry Hansen, 74, watched from a few feet away, arms crossed. He’s seen this same process unfold hundreds of thousands of times, but he can…

Updated 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Kalispell Council to vote on zoning and subdivision reforms aimed at boosting housing density

Kalispell City Council will vote Monday on land use regulations aimed at promoting higher density development and streamlining the subdivision approval process.

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Casa Luna brings a taste of Spain to the Flathead Valley

Casa Luna is a new restaurant from the Valera family, who own Casa Mexico in Kalispell and Vaqueros in Columbia Falls. Started by Francisco and Graciela Valera…

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State biologists seek answers to rut in South Fork elk numbers

When Franz Ingelfinger took over as the Kalispell area biologist for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks four years ago, he kept hearing the same suggestion from …

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Public hearing set for second phase of Lakeside wastewater treatment project

The state agency has set a public hearing on the draft environmental assessment for the second phase of the project for April 23

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Thinning project on Big Mountain moves forward

Flathead National Forest approved a 200-acre fuels reduction project that may disrupt access to some trails on Big Mountain this summer.

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Hungry Horse woman featured at Teakettle Quilt Guild show

If Linda Crandall needs to take a break while she’s quilting, she doesn’t have to look far. Her Hungry Horse home looks down directly at the Flathead River, wh…

Updated 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Marion School officials seek solutions after Flathead Library trustees discontinue book deliveries

Determined to retain access to the Flathead County Library, Marion School Board members are considering standing up a volunteer delivery service to keep the bo…

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Flathead County extends Lakeside marina permit amid opposition

The case in Flathead County District Court challenges the county commissioners’ approval of the commercial marina permit on April 24, 2025, and a minor varianc…

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‘Powering Our Future’ Earth Day Expo will feature high school debate and panel discussion

The fourth annual Earth Day Expo powers up on April 18 with a live debate and a panel discussion between high school students, with a variety of workshops and …

Updated 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Sliter Park lease voted down by parks board

The Flathead County Weed/Parks and Recreation Board voted unanimously April 6 against recommending the renewal of the Sliter Park lease.

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State to target non-native trout in Bull River drainage

State wildlife officials plan to revamp invasive fish suppression efforts on the East Fork Bull River to combat a so-called “hotspot of hybridization” threaten…

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With public hearings being phased out, Kalispell City Council looks for new ways to inform residents of subdivision proposals

City councilors on Monday agreed to find ways to alert residents to proposed subdivisions in Kalispell as state law phases out public review before municipal l…

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Shinn hired as new University of Montana president

The Montana Board of Regents Tuesday selected Jeremiah Shinn to be the 20th president of the University of Montana.