Newspapers
Glacier area newspapers will provide you with all the information you need to know when visiting the region, including local and state news, entertainment, sports and other events.
The newspapers around the Glacier area of northwestern Montana provide you with the way to stay up-to-date on various issues in the surrounding communities. It’s important to know what’s going on so you don’t miss out on anything during your visit.
The Daily InterLake
The Daily Inter Lake is the leading daily newspaper in northwest Montana. They cover news, business, community information and sports. Find entertainment in the area. In their online edition, they also have a link to the Glacier Park Centennial for all the current news about the National Park, including sights to see. Clicking on the link to “Our Publications” gives you the opportunity to download a Kalispell Activity Guide. A link to road conditions will ensure you drive safely on your visit.
Contact Information:
The Daily InterLake
727 East Idaho Street
Kalispell, MT 59901
Telephone: 406-755-7000
Whitefish Pilot
For news (including business and financial news) for Whitefish in Northwest Montana, as well as sports, community information and photos, check out the Whitefish Pilot. You’ll find out what local events are taking place, too, so you can discover adventures to have while in the area.
Contact Information:
Whitefish Pilot
312 2nd Street East
Whitefish, MT 59937
Telephone: 406-862-3505
Hungry Horse News
Columbia Falls has a newspaper that gives local and regional news, sports and community info. Browse their online edition to get fast updates on what’s going on around Columbia Falls, Montana.
Contact information:
Hungry Horse News
Box 189
Columbia Falls, MT 59912
Telephone: 406-892-2151
The Lake County Leader
This Polson newspaper gives you local and statewide news reports, as well as covering local events and entertainment options.
Contact info:
The Leader Advertiser
Address: PO BOX 1090
Polson, MT 59860
Telephone: 406-755-7000
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