Whitefish Community Foundation scholarships open Feb. 1

Whitefish Community Foundation is offering multiple scholarship opportunities for students who will be enrolling in college this fall.

Legals for March, 4 2024

Looking for hand sanitizer? Good luck finding it

NEW YORK (AP) — The hand sanitizers on Amazon were overpriced. A Walmart this weekend was completely sold out. Only on his third try was Ken Smith able to find the clear gel — at a Walgreens, where three bottles of Purell were left. He bought two.

Spencer says threats of armed march just a 'joke'

Richard Spencer says he doesn’t want any negative publicity for Whitefish and that the threats of a neo-Nazi march through the city aren’t actually going to happen.

Beating the early season heat

MHSA helping football coaches prevent heat stroke

Exertional heat stroke claimed the lives of five high school football players in the U.S. last summer, and with concerns about the potentially fatal illness sweeping the nation, the Montana High School Association (MHSA) added instructions on proper heat acclimatization to its mandatory online rules clinic for football coaches.

Complaints pile up in Kalispell School Board dispute

The Montana Commissioner of Political Practices has found nine current Kalispell Public School board trustees in violation of campaign finance practice laws for failure to register with the commissioner in a timely manner in past school elections and the upcoming May 4 election.

Bonus incentive extended for Kalispell subs

Kalispell Public Schools is looking to fill up its substitute pool as it experiences another shortage at the start of another school year operating during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Whitefish School District outlines academic and athletic bond requests

Over the last decade the Whitefish School District has grown by 2.17% while Whitefish High School has grown by 2.74%. The 2023-24 school year was no exception to the trend.

Montana lawmakers consider bills to regulate transgender youth

A Whitefish Republican wants to ban transgender athletes from competing in K-16 sports — a move a federal judge blocked in a similar bill from Idaho.

Harrison, Brann lead FHS netters

The afternoon didn't end as they had hoped, but Cody Harrison and Josh Brann had no complaints.

C-Falls, Polson to meet again — at State A softball

HAMILTON — Columbia Falls stayed alive at the State A softball tournament Friday. So did defending champion Polson.

Biden's challenge: Breaking through with virus response

WASHINGTON (AP) — Joe Biden is working to reassert himself in national politics three weeks after taking command of the Democratic presidential primary.

Legals for July, 29 2022

John Allen Phillips, 87

John Allen Phillips, 87

Legals for April, 19 2020

Show 'n Shine moves to virtual platform this year

Popular car show to be streamed live

The Evergreen Chamber of Commerce and the Show 'n Shine Committee are excited to see everyone at the revamped 2020 Show 'n Shine on Sept. 12.

County pawn law receives green light

A county-wide pawnbroker ordinance that aims to help law enforcement officers recover stolen property won unanimous approval on the first reading from the Flathead County commissioners on Monday.

Legislation gives property owners chance to file claims on exempt water rights

Following the passage of House Bill 110 by the 2017 Legislature, the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation is notifying all property owners in the state of their opportunity to file a claim for exempt water rights.

Don't forget your local elections

We know there’s an immense amount on interest in the special election being held May 25 to pick Montana’s lone member of the U.S. House of Representatives. That was inevitable when popular congressman Ryan Zinke resigned to become Donald Trump’s secretary of the interior.

Forest project OK'd for Hungry Horse area

A final decision from the Flathead Forest determined there would be no significant impact from a proposed forest project near Hungry Horse.