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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.
Earlier this month, I ran Bloomsday in Spokane along with 47,000 other people. While I grew up there, this was my first time participating in the event, and its sheer size is astonishing.
Kalispell Police Seek Suspect in Sexual Assaults
The Kalispell Police Department is searching for a suspect in a series of sexual assaults against high school students.
Wednesday 5/22/2013 12:07 p.m. A resident on Parliament Drive reported that his verbally abusive neighbor was standing outside in a football jersey, drinking a beer.
A short walk from Kalispell city centre, this historic Montana hotel features an on-site spa offering a variety of luxurious treatments, spacious guest rooms, and a continental breakfast complete with home baked goods.
2013 Spring Mack Days finishes another successful event
Winning top angler Jason Mahlen of Kalispell turned in a new record of 1,635 lake trout entries with a 65.8 18 day average.
Thursday 5/16/2013 9:46 a.m. A Kalispell woman reported that her husband ordered illegal drugs and had them shipped to their house.
Kalispell Expands Public Properties Where Alcohol Can Be Consumed
The Kalispell City Council voted 7-1 on Monday to increase the number of public sites where beer and wine can be consumed, adding Depot Park and the enclosed facility at Woodland Park.
Kalispell was originally a railroad town. It was planned in 1891 as a division point along the Great Northern Railway.
Wardens Investigate Another Grizzly Bear Shooting
Federal wildlife officers are investigating the shooting death of a grizzly bear outside of Kalispell.
MTS horrifies Montana educator
One Montana educator is horrified by the prospect of Manitoba's potentially reflecting sexual orientation and gender identity issues in school curricula.
Work Continues on Glacier's Sun Road
Construction crews are back at work on Glacier National Park's iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road and officials hope to finish the massive $150 to $170 million project by early 2017.
Decorated educator accepts job in Montana
Laurie Barron, left, principal at Smokey Road Middle School, holds the receiver for members of the school's Beta Club Stephanie Cannon, center, and Megan She and her daughter, Coweta educator Dr.
High value lake trout caught at 2013 Spring Mack Days
Tagged fish were the excitement of the Spring Mack Days Fishing Event during the ninth weekend.
Thursday 5/9/2013 3:26 p.m. A resident on Highway 35 in Kalispell called 911 to report that a neighbor was outside complaining about her missing wallet.
Sometimes, there's nothing better than a good cup of coffee, or perfectly brewed espresso, or a hearty breakfast burrito, or freshly baked, homemade cinnamon roll.
Muddy Glory for Thousands of Montana Spartans
Waves of competitors overcame mud bogs, uphill climbs and other challenging obstacles at the first Montana Spartan Race in Bigfork last weekend.
GOP Lawmakers Respond to Governor's 71 Vetoes
After Gov. Steve Bullock's final veto tally came in at 71 bills, just seven shy of the record for a Montana governor, GOP lawmakers wasted no time in publicly voicing their displeasure.
Located in Kalispell, Montana 36.5 miles from Glacier Park, this hotel offers a hot tub, and gym.
Kalispell native's film advocates same-sex equality
May 10--A year ago the raw emotion displayed in a YouTube video posted by Kalispell native Shane Bitney Crone swept the world as he described his struggles in the aftermath of his partner's accidental death.