Hailey Smalley

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The Glacier Park Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars celebrated World War II veteran Donald “Bud” Robinson with its first Centurion challenge coin last week. The freshly minted challenge coin was gifted to commemorate the Bigfork native’s 100th birthday.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Hailey Smalley

Apr. 17—Legislation mandating harsher penalties for drunk drivers is poised to reach the governor's desk after receiving near-unanimous support from the state Senate. At a March 27 Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, numerous Flathead Valley residents testified in support of the measure, including the family of Robert "Bobby" Dewbre, the legislation's namesake. "This law is not about vengeance. It is about accountability.

1 week ago | dailyinterlake.com | Hailey Smalley

Legislation mandating harsher penalties for drunk drivers is poised to reach the governor’s desk after receiving near-unanimous support from the state Senate. At a March 27 Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, numerous Flathead Valley residents testified in support of the measure, including the family of Robert “Bobby” Dewbre, the legislation’s namesake. “This law is not about vengeance. It is about accountability.

1 week ago | dailyinterlake.com | Hailey Smalley

Onlookers cheered as Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Director Christy Clark cut through a scarlet ribbon Saturday morning, officially opening Reed’s Slough Wildlife Viewing Area to the public. From the parking lot on the corner of North Somers and Manning roads, there wasn’t much to see. Freshly plowed earth rippled all the way to the horizon, saturating the view with dull brown tones, but a short walk down a gravel path offered a much more colorful outlook.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Hailey Smalley

Apr. 13—Federal officials have agreed to halt what local wildlife advocates called a "half-baked plan" to stock bull trout in Gunsight Lake in Glacier National Park. The National Park Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service filed documents on April 9 saying that both government organizations would voluntarily rescind approval for the project after two conservation nonprofits sued the agencies in September 2024.