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A new chapter: Byrds sell liquor license to local investors, planning future restaurant
Melanie and O’Brien Byrd have sold the liquor and wine business they’ve owned for 21 years to a Flathead Valley gr…
Glacier trout study comes with alarms, pleasant surprises
U.S. Geological Survey scientists Vin D’Angelo and Clint Muhlfeld were wading up Valentine Creek in Glacier National Park when they came upon a pool close to w…
Citizens want CFAC info in layman's terms
At a public meeting to further discuss the Superfund designation of the Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. site was held on Sept. 29, with the public expressing the need for information in “layman’s” terms.
Homecoming week, in pictures
Finberg denies charges in alleged Ponzi scheme
During an initial court appearance in Flathead County District court on Thursday, Catherine Ann “Cathy” Finberg of Columbia Falls denied the six charges brought against her by prosecutors in an alleged Ponzi scheme.
Council decides to not fund clerk request
The Columbia Falls City Council Monday night decided to stick to its original 2017 budget, in effect denying a request by Columbia Falls City Court Judge Susan “Tina” Gordon for an additional part-time clerk.
Feds look to list rare Glacier Park stonefly
Glacier National Park has several threatened and endangered species roaming its hills and dales — Canada lynx. Grizzly bears. Bull trout.
Fond remembrance of Columbia Falls' 'Mr. Baseball'
He was Columbia Falls’ Mr. Baseball.
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Council OK with Superfund designation
The Columbia Falls City Council Sept. 21 discussed the recent Superfund designation of the Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. plant. Councilman Dave Petersen suggested that the council be responsive, with a letter written…
Youths lend a helping hand to homeowner with MS
Thanks to a host of students from Columbia Falls junior and senior highs, Pamela Griffin’s home has a fresh coat of paint.
Lawsuit settled in tree well death
For the Hungry Horse News
11 become U.S. citizens in naturalization ceremony
Glacier National Park painted the backdrop as 11 people from seven countries took their oath as new U.S. citizens last Wednesday at the Apgar campground.
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100 years, 100 miles, a celebration of the Park Service Centennial, Glacier style
By CHRIS PETERSON
Memory bears keep people connected with loved ones
Remembering deceased loved ones often means keeping sentimental belongings. It is the sentiment attached to that favorite old shirt, fur coat or sweater that i…