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PHOTOS: Bigfork's Rumble in the Bay
Lake Baked had live music for entertainment at Bigfork's Rumble in the Bay. Steve Mitchell Bigfork's Rumble in the Bay drew many car fans from all over. Steve Mitchell A beautiful old Mercury at Bigfork's Rumble in the Bay. Steve Mitchell A couple of scout's raising funds by selling water at the Bigfork Rumble in the Bay. Steve Mitchell One of "they don't make 'em like this any more" trucks shows off at the Bigfork's Rumble in the Bay. Steve Mitchell Bigfork's Rumble in the Bay drew an impressive crowd despite predicted bad weather. Steve Mitchell These two grabbed a ride to the Bigfork Rumble in the Bay. Steve Mitchell Bigfork's Rumble in the Bay showed off some very impressive cars and trucks. Steve Mitchell An impressive Firebird at Bigfork's Rumble in the Bay. Steve Mitchell
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Tickets for FVCC Foundation Grand Wine Tasting go on sale September 15
MISSOULA, Mont. — Tickets go on sale next week for the Flathead Valley Community College Foundation’s annual Grand Wine Tasting in Kalispell. The event is set for Friday, October 30, at 5:30 p.m. at the Wachholz College Center on the FVCC campus. The fundraiser will feature dishes from...
cowboystatedaily.com
What The Heck ... Is A 48-Foot, 8,100-Pound Eagle Doing In Mills, Wyoming?
Rick Bonander was riding a bus toward Glacier National Park when he saw the eagle. It was sitting outside a business in Kalispell, Montana, with its beak open, talons extended and great steel wings frozen in mid-strike, and hanging nearby was a for-sale sign. “I actually had the bus pull...
Flathead Beacon
Lone Pine State Park Reopens Comment Period on Forest Thinning Plan
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) has released a second supplemental environmental assessment for a proposed forest thinning project at Lone Pine State Park after on-site surveys revealed new information about tree health. First proposed in 2024, the Lone Pine State Park Forest Health Improvement project initially called for removing...
The Western News
Libby Senior Center Menu for September 2026
Here is the menu for September at the Libby Senior Center. Staff is asking those that want to reserve a meal call the center 24 hours in advance. The number is 293-7222. Meals are available in house, home delivery or grab and go. Meals are ready from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday or 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. Tues. Sept. 8: oven cooked breaded chicken breast fillet, mashed potatoes made with sour cream, country gravy, biscuit, green beans, peaches, chocolate cake with cream cheese icing, milk Wed. Sept. 9: chicken patty sandwich, potato soup, crackers, applesauce, oatmeal raisin cookie, milk Fri. Sept. 11: beef & broccoli, with rice, sourdough roll, cucumber salad, pears, lemon bar, milk Tues. Sept. 15: barbeque pork, rice, sourdough roll, green beans, spaghetti salad w/ bacon and tomato, peaches, peanut butter brownie, milk Wed. Sept. 16: grilled cheese w/bacon sandwich (margarine), tomato soup, crackers, fruit cocktail, chocolate chip toffee cookie, milk Fri. Sept. 18: goulash – ground beef in tomato-based sauce, corn elbow macaroni, garlic bread, green beans, apricots, cracked corn salad, cinnamon roll, milk Tues. Sept. 22: beef stew with potatoes, carrots, green beans, celery, peas and onions, pears, cucumber
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Update on Bear Attack North of Columbia falls
KALISPELL — Here’s an update to a story we aired earlier this week. Evidence at the scene of a grizzly bear attack near Columbia Falls reveal the bear involved was a female with at least one cub of the year. The attack occurred around 7 p.m. on Aug...
montanarightnow.com
Bear encounters from Manhattan to Glacier prompt safety reminder
Montana — Recent bear encounters near Manhattan and on a busy trail in Glacier National Park pushed Fish, Wildlife and Parks to remind people to stay ready this time of year. FWP reported that bears were staying active longer during the day as they worked to gain weight before...
Whitefish Pilot
Big Sky Troubadours and Glacier Symphony blend Nashville storytelling with orchestra music in ‘Songwriters & the Symphony'
Big Sky Troubadours and the Glacier Symphony bring two musical worlds together for “Songwriters & the Symphony,” a one-of-a-kind evening featuring Nashville songwriters Wynn Varble, Brice Longand Jo Smith alongside select Glacier Symphony musicians. The Sept. 17 event will bring the intimate storytelling and raw emotion of a Nashville songwriter round together with the sweeping sound of a live symphony orchestra. Proceeds from the evening will benefit the Glacier Symphony, supporting its continued mission of bringing exceptional orchestral music and cultural experiences to the community. “You know the songs. Now meet the people who wrote them and hear them in a way you've never heard them before,” Big Sky Troubadours founder Jo Smith said. “There is something incredibly special about taking a song that was born with a guitar and a voice and giving it an entirely new life through the sound of a symphony.” The evening will feature songs, stories, and behind-the-scenes moments from the writers themselves, exploring the relationship between songwriting and orchestral music, offering audiences an intimate look at the people and experiences behind some of country music's most memorable songs. The songwriters-in-the-round format has long been a Nashville tradition, giving audiences the opportunity to hear hit
NBCMontana
Grizzly bear attack north of Columbia Falls a 'defensive encounter,' carcass nearby
KALISPELL, Mont. — Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks released new details Thursday on the bear attack that happened north of Columbia Falls earlier this week. Officials say a female grizzly bear with "at least one cub of the year" attacked a woman walking her dog on the Cedar Flats trail complex Monday evening.
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Bear encounters from Manhattan to Glacier prompt safety reminder
Montana — Recent bear encounters near Manhattan and on a busy trail in Glacier National Park pushed Fish, Wildlife and Parks to remind people to stay ready this time of year. FWP reported that bears were staying active longer during the day as they worked to gain weight before...
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Wachholz College Center announces fall ‘Artists You Should Know’ lineup
MISSOULA, Mont. — The Wachholz College Center in Kalispell has announced its fall lineup for the “Artists You Should Know” series, featuring three performances in October. The series begins Oct. 1 with Sons of Serendip, a classical crossover quartet that gained national attention as finalists on NBC’s...
The Western News
Fall hunting seasons open this week
Grouse and turkeys are in the crosshairs as Montana’s 2026 fall hunting season begins today. Mountain grouse, partridge, sharp-tailed grouse and turkeys are fair game. Saturday, Sept. 5, licensed big game archery hunters may pursue elk, deer, black bears, wolves and mountain lions. For those successful at drawing special permits, the archery season also begins Saturday for bighorn sheep, moose and mountain goat. The youth deer season is Oct. 15-16. The general firearms season opening days vary by species. For black bears and wolves, Tuesday, Sept. 15, is the first legal day to harvest those species. Again, those holding special draw licenses for bighorn sheep, moose and mountain goat, the general season also begins Tuesday, Sept. 15. The fall general deer and elk seasons begin Saturday, Oct. 24. Harvest for antlerless elk in Region 1 is limited to private land for those with the proper B tag. The state Fish and Wildlife Commission also eliminated the opportunity to harvest a cow elk for hunters who have a Permit to Hunt From a Vehicle. For trappers in Region 1, the first day is Nov. 1 for beaver, mink, muskrat and otter. For fisher and marten, where open, and bobcat, the first