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Debut of new chairlift to coincide with resort’s 75th Anniversary season

Over the last 75 years since a ski hill was first established on Big Mountain above the small railroad and logging town of Whitefish, significant improvements and innovations have each etched their spot along the historic timeline of the ski resort.

Council needs a closer look at City’s annexation policy before approving WB-T zoning

The Whitefish City Council continued last week to address an ordinance that would establish a new transitional zoning district (WB-T) affecting properties looking to annex into the city along Highway 93 South near Montana 40.

Robert Anderson

Robert “Bob” Matthews Anderson, age 100, of Whitefish, Montana passed away Nov. 16, 2022.

Leaf pickup, bear trash cans not working out

I just need to vent. My 80-year-old husband and I have raked and put to the curb, every year at least 65 bags of leaves from the homestead. Every year, two men in a city pickup truck came once a week to remove them like clockwork.

Penny wars

Whitefish Middle School students participated in a "Penny War" run by their student council. Classes compete against each other to raise the most money.

City Council preview for Dec. 5

Whitefish City Council meets on Monday, Dec. 5 beginning at 7:10 p.m. at City Hall.

Whitefish boys basketball tip-off season with strong group, new head coach

The Bulldogs return a core group of players despite graduating quite a few seniors last year which helps in preparing for the new season.

Lady Bulldogs bring experience, speed to the court this season

The start to the girls basketball season is looking up this year as the Bulldogs return a group of four starters who are eager to lead the way.

Jamison recognized for conservation efforts around the North Fork

His first child was born in a cabin up the North Fork of the Flathead. One of his first assignments as a young journalist was howling with wolves with renowned wolf biologist Diane Boyd up the North Fork.

Joan Bruce Lundy

Joan Corrine Galland Bruce Lundy, 91, died peacefully on Nov. 6, 2022, in Kalispell, Montana.

Local girls hockey team takes trip to Canada

The Glacier Avalanche, an all-girls hockey team from the Flathead Valley traveled to Canada the weekend before Thanksgiving.

Whitefish Christmas Stroll kicks off holiday season downtown

Live holiday music, visits with Santa, impromptu Christmas caroling, tree lighting ceremonies, food trucks and chestnuts roasting on an open fire — the Christmas Stroll has it all.

Women-led software engineering company keeps community involvement at forefront

Cassie Monaco, co-founder of Sókn Engineering says Sókn is pronounced so-kin and is a Norse name meaning “go to battle.”

City’s Housing Roadmap assists in planning of needed affordable housing

Efforts to make housing accessible and affordable for people who want to live and work in Whitefish was one of the items on the City Council meeting agenda last week.

Tester announces adaptive sports grants for disabled veterans

U.S. Senator Jon Tester announced $81,500 has been awarded to Disabled Recreation Environmental Access Movement (DREAM) Adaptive Recreation, Inc., an organization in Whitefish that helps enhance the quality of life for individuals with disabilities by providing year-round outdoor adaptive recreational opportunities.

ATP presents annual show Yuletide Affair

Alpine Theater Project presents its popular holiday show, Yuletide Affair 19, Dec. 18 to 20.

WTC presents classic ‘Little Women’ for the holidays

The Whitefish Theatre Company is thrilled to present “Little Women” as their winter show at the O’Shaughnessy Center in Whitefish.

Whitefish Library Program: Student Landon Jennings reviews ‘Skyward’

The Whitefish Community Library’s Fall Into Reading program features book reviews written by local students.

Lawsuit over Whitefish subdivision dismissed, while second regarding property continues

A lawsuit filed against the city of Whitefish and a developer over a commercial subdivision has been dismissed.

Annual Showcase of the Chefs returns to Whitefish

Kick off this ski season right with an evening of food, wine and giving — join the Flathead Valley Ski Education Foundation (FVSEF) for the 2022 Showcase of the Chefs on Dec. 6.

Resort issues warning to pre-season uphill skiers; area around new lift construction closed

Whitefish Mountain Resort has issued another warning to hikers and uphill skiers, reminding them that entering into the construction zone for the new Snow Ghost Express chairlift is forbidden.

Holiday railroad strike possible as unions reject tentative contract

A sense of deja vu is overtaking the U.S. railroad industry this week as labor leaders and major railroad representatives try to figure out how to avoid a strike that could bring freight and passenger trains to a halt in the middle of the busy holiday shipping season.

Glacier Queer Alliance considers safety training in the wake of Club Q shooting

A local LGBTQ group is considering different avenues to provide a safe space for its members following a deadly shooting at a gay bar in Colorado Springs last weekend.

Great Whitefish Gingerbread Contest back for another year

The Great Whitefish Gingerbread Contest returns for a second year to the Whitefish Christmas Stroll in a celebration of community, with all entry fees and donations being matched dollar-for-dollar by CENTURY 21 Deaton and Company Real Estate to raise both awareness and funds for Whitefish affordable housing.

In a Nutshell: Skyrocketing demand for food assistance

The year has gone by quickly. With each passing month, North Valley Food Bank (NVFB) served a record number of individuals needing food assistance.

Looking Back for November 30

Kenny Watson of Whitefish narrowly escaped serious injury or death late Sunday afternoon while hunting in the Bowers Lake area.

Police Calls: Snow takes out trees

A small, gray Honda has been parked on Kalispell Avenue for so long that you can see where the street sweeper has gone around it.

John R. Schurr

John R. Schurr, 91 of Whitefish, passed away at Logan Health on Nov. 19, 2022.

Legals for November, 30 2022

School district gathering data to aid in school expansion project; board approves emergency plan

The Whitefish School Board recently held its monthly business meeting and discussed a variety of topics including the progress on the planning of a high school expansion, approving the new Emergency Operations Plan and extending a bus route.

Whitefish Community Library director reflects on 36-year career

Just as a library houses resources for its community, a good librarian is a treasure trove of knowledge and memories. Whitefish has been fortunate to have such a librarian for over 35 years.

Senator Daines: I’m thankful for Montana

As a fifth-generation Montanan, I didn’t choose Montana — Montana chose me. Over 100 years ago, my great-great-grandmother homesteaded 23 miles east of Conrad, and that’s how my family made it to the Last Best Place. And I’ll be forever thankful for that.

Thank You, Whitefish!

The Thanksgiving holiday is a time that I truly value, as it is an opportunity for me to express my appreciation to the educators, trustees, students, administrators, families, and the community of Whitefish for all you do for our students.

Whitefish volleyball players selected for post-season honors

The Lady Bulldog volleyball team finished the season at the Western A Divisional Tournament a couple weeks ago.

Bulldog soccer players honored with All-State, All-Conference selections

Whitefish High School athletes were recently recognized in postseason honors for boys and girls soccer.

Downtown affordable housing development plans get Planning Board approval

What used to be known as the Snow Lot is now called the Depot Park Townhomes and the concept for the affordable housing project took a step closer to reality this week.

City stamps approval on mixed-use building

What is currently a tattoo parlor in a small, historic house will soon be a three-story building on East Second Street in downtown Whitefish.

FoR Fine Art hosts annual 235 Smaller Works Show

On Dec. 9, FoR Fine Art will host its sixth annual 235 Smaller Works Show in the downtown Whitefish gallery.

FEC Roundup for Safety supports Nate Chute Foundation

The Roundup for Safety Board awarded $17,321 in community safety grants to nonprofit organizations at its November 10 meeting.

Tee to Green: Christmas tree lighting, course will soon turn to cross country skiing

When the golf course gets covered with snow the cross country ski trail will be set for the skiers to use.

Send in your Big Mountain memories

Whitefish Mountain Resort is celebrating its 75th anniversary season this winter. As the season quickly approaches, the Whitefish Pilot is putting together an article that will celebrate 75 years of our home ski hill.

Voluntary fee an abuse of power by local government

I'm writing regarding the recent expose on NBC News Montana by reporter Damian Gritello regarding the Whitefish Community Sustainability Fund formerly known as the tourism promotion assessment fee.

Looking Back for Nov. 23

The new Central and junior high school gym facility will be usable even if the community votes down a special levy necessary to finish it.

Whitefish senior Ty Schwaiger signs with Washington State

Whitefish senior Ty Schwaiger will get to fulfill a longtime goal of competing in collegiate baseball next school year.

FEC announces largest capital credit return

Approximately $8 million dollars will be returned to Flathead Electric Cooperative (FEC) member-owners via bill credits and checks in November and December.

Red Cross request: donate financially or give blood

This year, 2022, has been a year of crisis for families across the country — from Hurricane Ian in Florida to historic flooding in Montana to the first-ever national American Red Cross blood crisis.

Glacier Park considers adding reservation system for Two Medicine, Many Glacier

Glacier National Park said Friday it has not made a final decision on whether to implement a reservation system for the Two Medicine and Many Glacier valleys.

Knudsen, Tester simultaneously publicize efforts to curb fentanyl abuse

As Attorney General Austin Knudsen unveiled Thursday his latest effort to prevent fentanyl abuse in Montana, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester highlighted efforts in the Senate to make it easier to detect the opioid along the southern border.

Free Thanksgiving dinners served around Flathead Valley

A generous host of free Thanksgiving dinners are available around the Flathead Valley. Members of the community are welcome to feel at home and enjoy both their food and fellowship.

Pop-up store Everything Christmas brings holiday cheer to Flathead Valley

The Everything Christmas store’s holiday cheer has spread to the Flathead Valley thanks to Cassie Baldelli.

State superintendent accepts $46.3 million from Trust Land Revenue

As one of five members of the Montana Land Board, State Superintendent Elsie Arntzen accepted $53.7 million on behalf of public schools from the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) at today’s Land Board meeting.

Whitefish Shines makes town festive for the season

Whitefish Shines is the all-volunteer community effort to decorate the city for the winter season and it’s been decking halls of Whitefish for over 70 years.

Bulldog speech and debate has good showing in East Helena

The Whitefish High School speech and debate team competed in East Helena on Saturday and had several students place.

Whitefish Library Program: Student Addie Nerdig reviews ‘Little Women’

The Whitefish Community Library’s Fall Into Reading program features book reviews written by local students.

Police Calls: Alley shenanigans — human or bear caused

A bike was found in the garage of an abandoned house on Central Avenue.

Linda Ann Zimet

Linda Ann Zimet, 67 of Whitefish, passed away at her home on Nov. 8, 2022 after a sudden battle with brain cancer.

Decision on environmental assessment on Holland Lake Lodge expansion could land soon

If mapping at Holland Lake Lodge shows a proposed expansion will push “substantially” outside the current permitted acreage, the U.S. Forest Service would require an environmental assessment for the controversial project, according to the Flathead National Forest.

Jeanne Irene Vining

Jeanne Irene Vining, 81, cherished daughter of Robert Bruce Vining and Helen Bertha Gross Vining, passed away on Nov. 5, 2022.

Brenda Hamilton

Brenda Hamilton, 72 of Columbia Falls, passed away Oct. 10, 2022 at her home.

Police Calls: Sticky fingers lift sticky notes

A man cut down a tree on Cedar Street and it fell, blocking the entire street.

Looking Back for October 26

The corner of First Street and Baker Avenue was selected as the site for TJ’s Highlander Center, a commercial and residential laundry.

Tee to Green: Walls going up in newly constructed bag room area

The framing of the remodeled bag room area at the golf course is well underway with walls starting to rise this week.

RE/MAX Whitefish kicks off "Lids for Kids" Campaign 2022

RE/MAX Whitefish is happy to be kicking off the 5th year of their "Lids for Kids" program.

Northwest Ballet Company presents “The Nutcracker”

This Thanksgiving weekend the Northwest Ballet Company will be back in Bigfork for their 34th production of the holiday tradition.

WTC brings ‘Church & State’ to stage

The Whitefish Theatre Company presents its second Black Curtain theatre production of the 2022-2023 season with “Church & State” by Jason Odell Williams.

Wasabi community night benefits WTC

Wasabi Sushi Bar and Ginger Grill in Whitefish, MT will be hosting the Whitefish Theatre Company (WTC) for Community Night on Sunday, Nov. 20.

Uphill skier caught climbing on new chairlift

Excitement for the new Snow Ghost Express chairlift at Whitefish Mountain Resort is so great that some people apparently can’t keep their mitts – and boots – off of it.

Town Pump Charitable Foundation raises money for food bank

As Montana’s food banks deal with record demand in the wake of soaring food costs and other everyday expenses, the Town Pump Charitable Foundation is matching $1 million to help raise $4 million during its annual fundraising campaign for food banks, including the North Valley Food Bank in Whitefish.

Operation Christmas Child drop-off sites open

As the Thanksgiving season approaches, many families and children are giving thanks and giving back — to children in need around the world through Operation Christmas Child.

Whitefish Library Program: Student Tessa Rands reviews ‘Knight Owl’

The Whitefish Community Library’s Fall Into Reading program features book reviews written by local students.

Second Metropolitan Opera Live in HD in Whitefish

Whitefish Theatre Company and the Whitefish Performing Arts Center are co-presenting the second live on-screen performance of the Metropolitan Opera Live in HD 2022-2023 season.

Federal judge in Montana orders arrest of neo-Nazi website founder

A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the arrest of a neo-Nazi website publisher accused of ignoring a $14 million judgment against him for orchestrating an anti-Semitic harassment campaign against a Montana woman's family.

Whitefish Community Foundation receives $300,000 for Kids Fund Grant Program

Whitefish Community Foundation recently received $300,000 for the Kids Fund – Giving Voice to Children, a grant program established in 2020 to address the needs of local children suffering from homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless.

Heart behind Toys for Tots provides Christmas for many in Flathead Valley

Many memories stem from tearing into presents on Christmas morning and finding soft stuffed animals, a cool game, or that first bike.

Potential new zoning district again postponed by Council

In a recent meeting, the Whitefish City Council revisited the task of establishing the WB-T (Business Transitional District) zoning district for the area just south of Montana 40 as an implementation of the Highway 93 South Corridor Plan.

Council Briefs: City proceeds with elevated trail, Karrow Ave next for improvements

The Public Works Department got the green light to proceed with surveying and an engineering request for proposals for the Riverbend Path Project at the Whitefish City Council Meeting last week.

Gratitude for service members’ sacrifice theme of Veterans Day Celebration

A sacrifice that few who haven’t been there could imagine — yet one that almost every military veteran would do again in a heartbeat.

State midterm election results favor Republicans; Democrat Dave Fern wins HD5 for fourth term

The votes in the Montana midterm elections were tallied by last Thursday afternoon revealing that Republicans would maintain control.

Bulldog Billy Smith signs with UNLV Golf

Whitefish senior Billy Smith, a leader on the Bulldog golf team since transferring here three years ago, has had a longtime goal to play collegiate golf.

City Council preview for Nov. 21

Whitefish City Council meets on Monday, Nov. 21 beginning at 7:10 p.m. at City Hall.

Whitefish speech and debate does well in Polson

The Whitefish High School speech and debate team came in second at an invite in Polson on Saturday.

Decision on environmental assessment on Holland Lake Lodge expansion could land soon

If mapping at Holland Lake Lodge shows a proposed expansion will push “substantially” outside the current permitted acreage, the U.S. Forest Service would require an environmental assessment for the controversial project, according to the Flathead National Forest.

The end of an era on Big Mountain Rd.

As I’m riding my bicycle down Big Mountain Road this summer, dodging developer vehicles and construction debris left by the endless stream of trucks making their way from one development to the next, when I reach the bottom of the mountain I can’t help but wonder… as we clearly exit out of the humble past of our sleepy ski town roots and into an urbanized playground for the ultra-rich, how did it get so different this time around?

An Affordable Housing Partnership Right in Front of Us

If you’ve never been to a city council meeting in Whitefish, I’d suggest attending at least once. If you want the best bang for your buck, then go when there’s something controversial on the agenda - it can be either an affirmational or an eye-opening experience, depending on your worldview.

Traffic issues should be top priority for city

Whitefish has probably the worst traffic congestion and poorest roads in the entire valley.

Zinke wins Montana's western district U.S. House seat

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Republican Ryan Zinke has prevailed over his Democratic challenger in the race for a newly-drawn Montana U.S. House district.

Local and statewide election results

Local and statewide election results as of Wednesday, Nov. 9 at 4 p.m. Precincts fully reported 501 of 663 (75%)

Whitefish football's comeback stopped by Hamilton in state quarterfinal

In football, a matter of a couple yards can make a world of difference.

Trees take a hit from first snowfall

The first snowfall of the season in Whitefish did not wait for fall to be finished and dropped several inches of wet snow on trees that were still sporting their leaves.

Whitefish speech and debate begins season at Kalispell Kick-off

The Whitefish High School speech and debate team kicked off the season by competing at an invite in Kalispell on Saturday.

Whitefish Christian Academy earns special accreditation

The Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) has granted a full term of accreditation to Whitefish Christian Academy (WCA).

Stay Tuned: Music creates community

Many of us know, music itself is a gift, but we often don’t know the depth of that gift. The impact runs deep into ourselves, our souls, and our society. Music can give us identity, it brings us together, it helps us find our people, and music creates community.

Whitefish Library program: Student Brielle Carr reviews ‘The Green Ember’

The Whitefish Community Library’s Fall Into Reading program features book reviews written by local students.

High school bands combine to host ‘An Evening with Allen Vizzutti’

A large audience packed the Whitefish Performing Arts Center last Thursday as the Whitefish High School and Stillwater Christian bands hosted a unique concert.

WHS Drama Club to perform fall play this weekend

The Whitefish High School Drama Club will be performing “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” on Friday and Saturday nights, Nov. 11 and 12 at the Performing Arts Center (PAC) next to Whitefish Middle School.

Unions vote down contracts, renewing threat of rail shutdown

For about 24 hours in September, railroads reluctantly put themselves in the national spotlight.

Man who wielded shotgun pleads guilty to criminal endangerment

A man arrested after allegedly threatening patrons with a shotgun outside of a Whitefish area bar during the summer pleaded guilty to criminal endangerment last month.

Kevin Paul Collom

Kevin Paul Collom passed away unexpectedly on Oct. 22 while hunting with friends.

Lady Bulldogs fall short in Western A divisional

The Whitefish Volleyball team came up short at the Western A Divisional Tournament over the weekend.

Whitefish Community Foundation names Alan Davis as new president

Whitefish Community Foundation has named Alan Davis as the organization’s next President and CEO.

WTC presents WÖR — Folk with a Belgian attitude

The Whitefish Theatre Company presents WÖR, a brilliant quintet known for their lively shows that reimagine classic folk music from the Flanders region of Belgium.

Quirky downtown store served as a home for the community

Whether you have relatives visiting who need souvenir T-shirts or you want to buy some chattering teeth, a yo-yo and a hand buzzer to cheer up a friend, Crystal Winters has been the place to go in Whitefish since 1979.

Youth mountain biking team gives kids camaraderie on the trails

Northwestern Montana is arguably one of the greatest places in North America for mountain biking.

Vibe Wellness Lounge opens on Central Avenue

When everyday stressors build up, shoulders rise and muscles get tense, a massage is one way to get relief.

Tee to Green: New General Manager selected, winter prep on course

The reality of the tee time issue at Whitefish Lake Golf Club is that too many people want access to a limited number of tee time inventories available daily.

Glacier National Park Stewardship Award

The North Fork Preservation Association (NFPA) has chosen Michael Jamison as this year’s Glacier National Park Stewardship Award recipient.

Warren Miller movie showing in Whitefish

The Flathead Valley Ski Education Foundation (FVSEF) is pleased to announce two showings of the much-loved Warren Miller ski and snowboard film event.

Whitefish Community Blood Drive

The American Red Cross will host the last 2022 Whitefish Community Blood Drive on Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022 at The Wave – 1250 Baker Avenue – from 11 a.m. until 5:30 p.m.

Police Calls: Possible crock pot poaching

According to a neighbor on Cottonwood Court, the crew across the street started pouring concrete at 5:30 a.m.

History - Looking Back for November 9

A new Apex English program replaced the traditional stereotyped English program at Whitefish High School.

John “Jack” Barney

John “Jack” Barney, 88 of Whitefish, passed away at his home on Nov. 3, 2022.

Alleged thief caught taking tools from trailer in Whitefish

A 38-year-old caught unloading tools from a utility trailer in Whitefish last month now faces felony theft and criminal possession of dangerous drugs charges in Flathead County District Court.

The Snowball Effect

Busy weeks left me yearning to get outdoors to take advantage of the amazing October weather we’d been having. I headed up the Big Mountain Danny On trail early. The air was cold and damp and the sun had barely risen. The sky was overcast and I could faintly smell smoke from the prescribed burn one peak to the east.

Workforce, affordable housing lessons for Flathead Valley

It is encouraging that Whitefish and now Kalispell are beginning to seriously consider the challenge of maintaining a quality local workforce by exploring innovative workforce and affordable housing strategies.

Whitefish native combines passion for wildlife conservation, digital media in series

Do what you love and love what you do — it’s an expression that many would agree with but few have been able to make work.

Flathead County opens emergency shelter after storm causes power outages

Flathead County has requested assistance from American Red Cross to open an emergency shelter for the general population that is being affected by the extended power outage caused by yesterday’s winter storm.

Power outages linger for thousands in Flathead Valley

More than 12,000 homes across Northwest Montana were without power Thursday morning as the aftermath of a potent winter storm continued to take its toll on the power grid.

Stay Tuned: Music creates community

Many of us know, music itself is a gift, but we often don’t know the depth of that gift.

Political race should be about honesty

One of the things I consider when deciding whom to vote for is the kind of campaign they run.

Monica Tranel: A vote for Montanans not a party

I got introduced to Monica Tranel through CrisMarie Campbell. Both women are U.S. Olympic rowers and what I know about rowers is they are hard workers, committed to team and the boat's success.

Repke's the far better choice for PSC

Both candidates for the Public Service Commission are from the Flathead Valley and are probably better known there than in other parts of the PSC district.

Time to take more time

Planning for the future takes time, good information, and often the ability to think outside of the box of “this is the way it has always been done” or “there are no other solutions.”

District seeks input for Whitefish High School expansion

The Whitefish School District is seeking community feedback about the need for expansion at Whitefish High School and the activities complex.

City Council preview for Nov. 7

Whitefish City Council meets on Monday, Nov. 7 beginning at 7:10 p.m. at City Hall.

Resurfacing project proposed for Big Mountain Road

The Montana Department of Transportation has proposed a resurfacing project on a three-mile stretch of Big Mountain Road north of Whitefish running up to Whitefish Mountain Resort.

Whitefish Christian Academy earns special accreditation

The Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) has granted a full term of accreditation to Whitefish Christian Academy (WCA).

City staff gets go-ahead to begin viaduct improvement project

A presentation at a recent work session followed by further discussion after the regular meeting of the Whitefish City Council resulted in councilors giving the go-ahead to staff for initiating the first two phases of the viaduct improvement project.

Whitefish girls suffer heartbreaking championship loss to Billings Central

With the score knotted at 1-1 and the final minutes ticking off the clock of the Class A girls soccer state final, the atmosphere was tense and the players gave it all they had.

Whitefish hosts big turnout for Trick or Treat Street

Dinosaurs, witches, pirates and clowns showed up for Trick or Treat Street in downtown Whitefish Monday.

Carolyn “Carlie” Kuhr Rhodes, 101

Carolyn was born on July 4, 1921 in Havre, Montana, a few minutes after her twin sister Kathlyn arrived.

Gregory Earle Mason

Gregory Earle Mason, 71, of Polson, Montana, passed away on Oct. 17, 2022.

Vote no on marijuana tax in county

If Flathead County identifies a cost to the county that marijuana causes, at that time it would make sense to me to tax it for the purpose of replacing that cost.

Christopher Shane Foster

Christopher Shane Foster, 46, of Whitefish, passed away on Oct. 17, 2022 due to an accidental fall.

Bulldogs oust Havre for first playoff victory in 7 years

In contrast to the majority of the Whitefish Bulldogs regular season games this year, Saturday’s first round playoff matchup in Havre was a defensive grind.

Whitefish heading to divisional tournament after closing out regular season

The Lady Bulldog volleyball team ended the regular season last week with a loss to Polson, but now look ahead to competing in the Western A Divisional Tournament in Helena this week.

Glacier Nordic Club youth program registration open

As the winter season approaches, the Glacier Nordic Club (GNC) is opening up registration for all youth ski programs for the 2022-23 season.

Ladies Night is back

Cawdrey Gallery is excited to be a part of the revival of “Ladies Night Out — Friday Night Fever” on Friday, Nov. 11 from 5-9 p.m.

Tee to Green: Golf simulator open, committee reviews tee time process for 2023

The remodel of the club house bagroom area is moving along slightly ahead of schedule at this time.

WTC to hold auditions for ‘Church and State’ production

The Whitefish Theatre Company is holding auditions for their second Black Curtain theatre production of the 2022-2023 season.

Metropolitan Opera Live in HD returns to Whitefish

The Metropolitan Opera Live in HD returns to Whitefish with a live on-screen performance of Guiseppe Verdi’s “La Traviata”.

Police Calls: Fireworks continue to annoy in October

A man on Seventh Street was advised to put his dog on a leash.

History - Looking Back for November 2

Like most voters in Montana, Whitefish voters faced a thick book when they stepped into the voting booth Tuesday, Nov. 7, to record their choices on Vote-O-Matic machines for offices ranging from President of the United States to Constable.

Ukrainian refugees make a new life in Whitefish

Ukrainians Yurii and Vitalina Zinchenko never dreamed of living in America. Now, they hope to never have to leave.