Editorial
To find our opinion based editorials, see below. We'll share opinion based editorial articles regularly for interested viewers.
Being Bear Aware: It Takes a Community!
Read Tina Zenzola's May column about bear safety. As Volunteer Coordinator of Swan Valley Bear Resources’ Bear A...
Deep Dive into FLBS: Honoring a Legacy of Learning
FLBS Media/Information Manager Ian Withrow writes in his April column about how humility leads to learning.
Coexisting with Bears
Give a warm welcome to the Eagle's new columnists: Swan Valley Connections and Bear Friendly Ferndale. Swan Valley Connections Program Assistant Eli Estey wr...
A Bridge to Somewhere – The 1911 Bigfork Steel Bridge
Read Bigfork History Project volunteer Kyle Stetler's April column about the history of Bigfork's favorite one lane bridge that is set to be replaced next year.
Deep Dive into FLBS: Eroding Time at Flathead Lake
Flathead Lake Biological Station Media/Information Program Manager Ian Withrow writes in his March column about how the passage of time effects the shores of...
Bigfork: An Amazing Place to Grow Up
Read Bigfork History Project volunteer Kyle Stetler's March column where he recounts memories of people who grew up in Bigfork in the early 20th century. The...
Deep Dive into FLBS: Getting to the Bottom of Echo Lake
Flathead Biological Station Media/Information Program Manager Ian Withrow writes in his monthly column for the Eagle about a mysterious methane gas that has ...
Bigfork Area Chamber of Commerce charging "full steam ahead" into a year full of events
January and February are always a flurry of activity at the Chamber office. When most would assume the office is slow, we are busy plotting and planning the ...
'The more things change, the more they stay the same'
While it is sad to say goodbye to any business in Bigfork, we know it creates an opportunity for another entrepreneur.
The truth about the Flathead Lake monster
The invasive mussel is a far more terrifying andreal lake monster
Bigfork Beginnings with Kyle Stetler
Examining the origins of Bigfork and how the town got its name
Bringing back the beat: Live music back on in Bigfork
Our local music scene is a way for us to cement our bond with each other and the community.
A cautionary tale of salmon and shrimp
More and bigger isn’t always better with the Last, Best Place on the line
Community asked to welcome summer travelers with kindness
There are layers to the challenges the upcoming tourist season is going to bring. An approach of kindness, respect, and patience will become vital for our bu...
Bio Station sees return of educational programs
FLARE K-12 is partnering with the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, Flathead Lakers, and Montana State Parks to host a Mussel Walk for middle school s...