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Council postpones decision on subdivision
After a meeting that went past midnight Tuesday, the Columbia Falls City Council did not make a decision on a pr...
Loophole allows inholder to build home along McDonald Creek
A private landowner has built a home along the shore of Lower McDonald Creek in Glacier National Park, but the county planning office said there’s nothing th...
Glacier Park early reservations go quickly
Early reservations to the Going-to-the-Sun Road and the North Fork sold quickly on Wednesday morning. The reservations for the Sun Road, particularly later i...
Columbia Falls speech and debate team wins state A title, its 23rd
The Columbia Falls speech and debate team ran the table, coming away with its 23rd state class A speech and debate championship.
Developer pulls River Highlands application, again
The developers for a massive subdivision just east of the Flathead River have once again withdrawn their application.
Hungry Horse artist Oberling gets suspended sentence, time served, in electrocution case
Hungry Horse artist and convicted felon Nicholas H. Oberling painted himself as the victim at his Wednesday sentencing in Flathead County District Court, eve...
Glacier National Park reservations available Feb. 1
The first block of reservations to access Glacier National Park’s Going-to-the-Sun Road and the North Fork will become available next week.
Snowstorm expected in coming days
The region could see 10 inches or more of snow Friday into Saturday as old man winter returns to the Flathead Valley this weekend.
Columbia Falls Speech and Debate wins Western A title
The Columbia Falls speech and debate team won the Western A Divisional title over the weekend, easily outpacing the competition.
Planning board rejects River Highlands, again
For the second time in five months, the Columbia Falls City County Planning Board Tuesday night voted down a request for a massive subdivision just east of t...
Denis Twohig, a founding father of the Glacier Mountaineering Society, dies
“While we know that climbing demands much, in return it has much to offer. As a recreation it could hardly be a healthier activity,” he said
Columbia Falls first paid firefighters look forward to serving community
Jade Thomas, Ryan Smith and Brad Peterson saw their first day on the job Dec. 27.
Council postpones vote on Tamarack Meadows subdivision
After a lengthy public hearing Tuesday night, the Columbia Falls City Council voted to postpone a vote on the Tamarack Meadows subdivision at Meadow Lake Res...
Fire north of Polebridge heavily damages home
A home up Moose Creek about 10 miles north of Polebridge was heavily damaged, but not destroyed by a fire Thursday night.
Haney celebrates 30 years of photography
Whitefish photographer Chuck Haney’s career has morphed over the years as the industry changed with new technology and digital cameras became available to mo...
Glacier Park visitation at 2.9 million for the year
The surge started in 2016, when the National Park Service celebrated its 100th anniversary and it began a nationwide “Find Your Park” campaign.