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Updated 1 month ago

Hospital Corner: An alternative treatment for depression

When Logan Health – Whitefish psychiatrist Doug Muir, MD began treating depression patients with TMS, Transcranial…

Updated 4 years, 10 months ago
Property taxes, controversial audit

The press reports that our past week of trainings, seminars and interim committee meetings allowed legislators to “try on” annual sessions. It’s a bit of stretch to make any comparison of legislative week to an act…

Updated 4 years, 10 months ago
Looking back at 'Theodore Rex' Roosevelt

We had no TV at our ranch because my father thought its absence would encourage his kids to read. I’m extremely grateful to him. I remain an avid reader of history, and discovered Theodore Roosevelt during my child…

Updated 4 years, 10 months ago
Impressed with work on State Park Road

In October, the section of State Park Road near our home was completed, and I have to say I was impressed with the entire project.

Updated 4 years, 10 months ago
Apartment project doesn't match neighborhood, would increase traffic

Whitefish residents should pay close attention to our City Council’s actions at the upcoming Jan. 21 meeting. Council is poised to vote on a proposed multi-family housing project in the neighborhood near the Whitef…

Updated 4 years, 10 months ago
Thanks

It is impossible for me to adequately express the deep gratitude my family and I have for your overwhelmingly kind and generous response to my recent car accident.

Updated 4 years, 10 months ago
Should Legislature meet annually?

During the week of Jan. 13, members of the legislature will gather in the state capitol at what is being billed: “Legislative Week: Budget and Policy Trends in Montana.” The purpose, according to the good folks at …

Updated 4 years, 10 months ago
Looking back on a year of community care

This was a busy year at North Valley Hospital, and our staff and employees worked hard to maintain our high quality of patient centered care with increased vol…

Updated 4 years, 10 months ago
Old Man Walking campaign supports education

I am a sophomore at Whitefish High School and have been involved with Project FREEFLOW (Flathead River Educational Effort for Focused Learning in Our Watershed) since the fall of my freshman year. This club has pro…

Updated 4 years, 11 months ago
Development in residential area needs to be thought out

Of all the testimonies I heard regarding the 7th Street Apartments at the Whitefish Planning Board hearing on Dec. 19, two seemed to strike the strongest chord with me.

Updated 4 years, 11 months ago
Working together in the New Year

Looking to the New Year is always a time of reflection. In a few more days we will turn the corner to the winter solstice where more daylight will slowly begin…

Updated 4 years, 11 months ago
Music is gift for all ages that keeps on giving for years to come

I was lucky to have music early in life, piano lessons, singing in the church choir, listening to all kinds of music on NPR, but for many youngsters music star…

Updated 4 years, 11 months ago
Irony in superintendent search firm

Former superintendent of Kalispell Schools Darlene Schottle will locally lead and interact with the Whitefish School Board to assist with the national search firm chosen to search for a new candidate to replace the…

Updated 5 years ago
Need to step back and think of legacy for Whitefish

I think it’s time for Whitefish to slow down, take a hard look at the unprecedented growth in our town and ask the community what legacy we want to leave for future generations.

Updated 5 years ago
Net Neutrality an issue too important to ignore

Net Neutrality is a policy issue that has been bouncing between Congress and the FCC for 15 years now. Currently, with Trump Administration reversing the Obama FCC’s regulations and the House of Representatives pas…

Updated 5 years ago
Thanks, Richard

My husband Richard Atkinson is a remarkable man. He has been walking for school-related causes on and off for 10 years. Last Thursday morning he crossed 1,000 miles in the name of education! But even more important…