Derek Joseph

4 days ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Derek Joseph

Share COLUMBIA FALLS — With a win against Whitefish, the Columbia Falls Wildcats secured the top seed in the North division. And with a 14-1 record, the Wildcats are looking to stay hot the rest of the season. With a few games left in the regular season, Wildcats coach Chad Green believes his team will not let up any time soon. "I don't have to coach them to compete, they show up, they compete, they want to win,” Green said.

4 days ago | montanasports.com | Derek Joseph

COLUMBIA FALLS — With a win against Whitefish, the Columbia Falls Wildcats secured the top seed in the North division. And with a 14-1 record, the Wildcats are looking to stay hot the rest of the season. WATCH THE VIDEO: Columbia Falls Baseball secures invite to state tournament and is not satisfied yet With a few games left in the regular season, Wildcats coach Chad Green believes his team will not let up any time soon.

4 days ago | kpax.com | Derek Joseph

KALISPELL — A walk in the park is something everyone can enjoy, but for people with Parkinson's, that activity can be tough, which is why the Flathead Valley Parkinson's Support Group organized a walk to raise awareness and support for people fighting the disease. Dozens of people gathered for a one-mile walk through Lawrence in support of community members with Parkinson’s.

6 days ago | montanasports.com | Derek Joseph

MISSOULA — At the University of Montana, Trevor Klind is one of the senior standouts on the Griz rodeo team. Klind, from Glasgow, competes in tie-down roping and team roping events for UM, which he got into with his father and grandfather in their personal arena. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: Montana Rodeo's Trevor Klind reflects on his time with the Griz “They were roping there all the time. So when I was young, I would rope a little bit,” Klind said.

1 week ago | krtv.com | Derek Joseph

KALISPELL — The Chrissy Siefke Memorial Glacier Area Spring Games brought out many Special Olympic athletes from Northwestern Montana, and they all got to experience the spirit of friendly competition. For over 40 years, the Games have been a staple of northwest Montana, offering events for athletes with a wide spectrum of abilities.