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Glacier National Park volunteer bike patrol keeps cyclists safe
The bike patrollers are tasked with doling out park information, offering light mechanical and medical assistance, and reporting serious incidents to the park’s dispatch office by handheld radio.
State biologists concerned about future of bull trout in Montana
According to a Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks study, trends show redd declines in around 50% of observed streams and tributaries. While the amount of redds in the other 50% is seemingly stable for now, the species’ overall numbers have decreased.
Flathead Business Watercooler
Business events, trainings and seminars
Legals for May, 14 2023
Don't panic: N. Idaho's Silverwood opens for season
Vicky Richardson is going to be up this morning. And down. And then back up.
Gibbons no-hitter, Allen HRs fuel Wolfpack sweep
MISSOULA — Glacier’s Zoey Allen hit two 2-run home runs Thursday against Missoula Sentinel, and the second one was the difference in an 8-7 win over the Spartans in Western AA softball.
Wildkats finish third at Polson ABC meet
The Columbia Falls girls showed off some speed and strength Saturday, and took a solid third at the Nelson-Thomas ABC track and field meet.
McIntyre hits moonshot, Bulldogs beat Broncs 8-2
Whitefish beat Hamilton 8-2 Saturday at Memorial Field on the second day of the Sapa-Johnsrud Baseball Invitational.
Glacier's Sun Road opens to Avalanche Creek on Saturday
The Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park will open to Avalanche Creek for motor vehicles beginning Saturday morning.
Parkinson’s Support Group walkathon planned May 20
The Flathead Valley Parkinson’s Support Group will host the Walk for Parkinson’s on May 20 in Creston.
Michael’s gas station owners celebrate 25th anniversary
For 25 years, Michael and Sherri Hayes have owned the business located at the busy U.S. 2 and Meridian Road.
Legals for May, 12 2023
Woman’s passion for music leads to earning college degree
Throughout much of her life, Mary Tirman was too busy to pursue a college education. Raising four children and running a business after her husband died, she put her efforts into supporting her family.
Krause skies out, Glacier sweeps Pack-Kat Dual
The weather had to be encouraging for the runners at the Dr. Mike Nicosia Cat-Pack track and field dual held Thursday.
Arts and Entertainment Events
Arts and Entertainment Events
Somers Middle School Theater showcases ‘Mary Poppins’
In its sixth season, Somers Middle School Theater presents the story illuminating one family’s struggle to bring out the best in one another.
2023 District music festival results
Northwest Montana’s student musicians showcased their talent at the District 1 Music Festival.
Local organizations bring Paddling Film Festival to Whitefish
In a way to spread awareness about river safety, protecting the rivers and getting more kids out onto the water, the two nonprofit organizations are coming together to present the 18th annual Paddling Film Festival in Whitefish.
Sydney Mann rising to the top on a loaded Columbia Falls softball team
Columbia Falls softball coach Dave Kehr has been at this a while — 26 years to be exact — and shortstop Sydney Mann ranks among the best he’s coached.
Roster cutdown approaches for Range Riders
The 2023 Glacier Range Riders, on the way to Cutdown Day, gather at Flathead Field at 10 o’clock every morning. For five or so hours, they… do what, exactly?