Bears are Emerging from Dens in Park
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Glacier National Park News Releases
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Improve Native Grasses and Shrubs Read more Celebrate National Park Week! Read morePrescribed Burn Planned in North Fork
Entrance Fees Waived April 22-26
The Daily Interlake
Northwest Montana's News Source!
Casey Anthony was found not guilty on all of the murder charges
brought against her. She was found guilty on the providing false
information to the police charges. Sentencing is Thursday at 9:00
EST. Read more A rare section of an Indian ponderosa pine tree was discovered
by Plum Creek employee Vic Anderson on Plum Creek land west of
Hubbard Reservoir and was delivered and moved into the "Indians of
Montana Read more Glacier National Park road crews are starting spring snow
plowing, and Going-to-the-Sun Road will not open over Logan Pass
any earlier than June 18 because of construction that requires
two-lane closu Read moreNOT GUILTY Casey Anthony found not guilty of murder
VIDEO - Historic tree arrives at Central School
Park starts plowing operations
The Flathead Beacon
The Flathead Beacon is devoted to delivering thought-provoking news and commentary to the greater Flathead Valley. Printed every week in tabloid form and updated daily at flatheadbeacon.com, the Beacon encourages its readers to participate in discussions about their valley
Federal Grant Sought for Kalispell Rail Park Project
The Flathead County Economic Development Authority and the City of Kalispell are applying for an $8.7 million federal grant to start construction of a new 90-acre rail park between Whitefish Stage Road and U.S. Highway 2. Officials say the park would attract new business to the valley and clear the way to redevelop Kalispell’s industrial core. According to Kim Morisaki of Montana West Economic Development and Flathead County Economic Development Authority, construction of the new rail park could begin in early 2014. The $8.7 million Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) grant from the U.S. Department…
LETTER: Fighting for Our Nation’s Health
Have you noticed, lately, just within our own country the number of controversies, sensible and non-sensible hearings on Capitol Hill, protests and outright outrage among “We The People” on things important to our nation’s health? Look at just these:
Does Benghazi Matter?
There are two basic questions to be asked about the way the attack against our consulate in Benghazi was handled. First, should a more vigorous military response have been ordered? Second, was a politically motivated cover-up attempted? I can’t answer the first question. I can only say that an independent investigation headed by Mike Mullen, a former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Thomas J. Pickering, a former ambassador, reported that more aggressive action would not have saved lives.