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CFAC will do more investigative work this fall; says smelting did not create PFAFs
The Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. will start doing further testing and more environmental investigation at the Super…
Magazine takes a closer look at Kennedy-Beard accident
The Glacier Mountaineering Society’s 2023 magazine has been released and shows a great appreciation for former Hungry Horse News editor-publisher Brian Kennedy.
Yesterdays: 15 pound fishing limit 70 years ago
The fishing season was the hot topic, with generous limits of 15 fish per day not to exceed 15 pounds in most Montana waters and Glacier Park had a 10 fish lim…
Mitchell says Legislature delivered on GOP mandate
Republican House District 3 Representative Braxton Mitchell was pleased with the way the Legislative session went.
Maas gets 80 years for murdering Wagoner
Judge Dan Wilson sentenced convicted killer Zackary Matthew Maas to 80 years behind bars Thursday, describing the 26-year-old as a threat to society and suffer…
Montana Meth Project art contest offers big prizes
Flathead County residents entering the Montana Meth Project’s Paint the State 2023 art contest now have the opportunity to compete for major cash prizes thanks to the generous support of the Dennis and Phyllis Wash…
East Side Hungry Horse Reservoir Road opens Monday to Spotted Bear, but West Side will be delayed due to a slump in road
The East Side Hungry Horse Reservoir Road is scheduled to open to Spotted Bear Monday, May 15.
City OK’s zone change for horse ranch
The Columbia Falls City Council last week approved a zone change to allow for a horse-boarding business and also approved a minor subdivision.
The Blotter: Man set kitten trap, caught a skunk
Report of a house fire involving several mobile homes on Terrace Drive.
Gateway to Glacier Trail events on tap for coming weeks
Over the next two months all are invited to a series of social and pop-up events highlighting current Gateway to Glacier Trails projects.
Sevesind graduates from nuclear school
Graceanne Sevesind, a member of the Columbia Falls Class of 2020, recently graduated from Navy Nuclear A school at Naval Weapons Station in Goose Creek, South …
Conservation District names hearing officer for inholder case as creek inches closer to home
The home sits on 2,300-square foot lot. It is hooked into Park Service sewer and water, which serves all of Apgar, a small village in the park’s boundaries.
Resort tax rebate for homeowners continues to grow
Columbia Falls property owners should see a significant property tax reduction in upcoming bills as a windfall from the 3% resort tax.
Missing Glacier Park hiker found cold, but alive
After spending nearly four days in the woods of Glacier National Park’s backcountry, a 19-year-old man was found cold, but alive.
Search underway for missing hiker in Glacier
Search efforts are underway in Glacier National Park for a 19-year-old man missing since Friday.
Firefighters douse shed fire in Martin City
Hungry Horse and Martin City firefighters responded Thursday shortly after noon to a shed fire next to a home in Martin City.