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Cross country runners face snow, cold conditions at state meet
The meet was their best showing at the state level since 2013.
Bigfork Children's Theatre celebrates 20 years of entertainment
Showcase to feature top hits from two decades on stage
State sues 4 Flathead businesses over lack of COVID protocols
Two Bigfork area businesses named in suit
Breast cancer survivor shares importance of checkups
Bigfork's Ree Jones used faith, positive attitude to persevere
Health board backs away from additional restrictions
Board of Health axes additional restrictions, meanwhile COVID-19 cases continue to climb
Grounded Teen Center provides space for Bigfork high schoolers
Center includes homework space, entertainment for youths
Charter airline to offer flights to Canada
Bigfork-based Rocky Mountain Airways is finalizing plans to fly passengers from Missoula International Airport to Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Chamber presents drive-in movie as trick-or-treating alternative
Some business owners opt to continue longtime tradition
Volleyball back in action after two-week hiatus
Vikings trump Anaconda, soccer teams duke it out in chilly conditions
Meth trafficking, firearm sends Bigfork man to prison for 15 years
Shane Alan Nault, 44, pleaded guilty in June to possession with intent to distribute meth and to prohibited person in possession of a firearm.
Bigfork man accused of sexually assaulting teen
John Paul Wehrman, 65, is charged with one felony count of sexual assault and two felony counts of incest.
Bigfork farm grows hops for local breweries
“Last Saturday, I got to go to Flathead Brewing with my family and have a beer that was made with our hops."
Bigfork businesses report booming summer
Springtime slowdown gave way to busier than average summer
Bigfork School Board considers options to ease burden on staff
Trustees discuss setting switching to remote learning
Tighter restrictions proposed as Flathead COVID numbers climb
The proposal from the City-County Health Department would reduce capacity at bars, restaurants and churches to 25%.