Tristan Scott

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Articles

Flathead County Confirms Second Measles Case

1 week ago | flatheadbeacon.com | Tristan Scott

Healthcare Health department officials have identified two locations at Logan Health where the public may have been exposed to measles on May 23 and May 26 By Tristan Scott May 29, 2025 Health officials on Thursday confirmed a second case of measles in an adult Flathead County resident who reported traveling outside of Montana recently.
It's business as usual at Holland Lake Lodge – The Pulp

1 week ago | thepulp.org | Tristan Scott

This story was originally published by the Flathead Beacon. The Flathead National Forest has approved a new special use permit for Holland Lake Lodge, authorizing the historic lakeside property’s new owners — the Utah developers behind Holland Peak, LLC — to operate the lodge within the existing footprint and facilities for the next 20 years.
Trans Community Rallies as Far-Right Organization Arrives in Seattle

1 week ago | seattlespectator.com | Tristan Scott

The sun beat down on hundreds of faces crowded together in Cal Anderson Park May 24. What would have been a perfect day to sunbathe became a sweltering nightmare as two opposing protests made their way through the park. Clouds of dust were kicked up beneath marching feet, mixing with the sweat dripping off faces. The noise could be heard from blocks away, a cacophony of music, chanting and police sirens.
Park Service Accepting Bids to Operate Historic Chalets in Glacier

1 week ago | flatheadbeacon.com | Tristan Scott

Glacier Park The federal agency released its prospectus for a new concession contract at both Granite Park and Sperry chalets, two lodges in Glacier National Park’s backcountry that are turning 110 this year By Tristan Scott May 28, 2025 The National Park Service (NPS) is accepting applications to operate two historic — and lucrative — chalets in Glacier National Park.
Agency Approves Permit for New Holland Lake Lodge Owners

1 week ago | flatheadbeacon.com | Tristan Scott

Recreation Flathead National Forest Supervisor Anthony Botello said the decision does not authorize any expansion of the historic lodge or activities beyond the scope of the existing special-use permit By Tristan Scott May 24, 2025 The Flathead National Forest on Friday approved a new special use permit for Holland Lake Lodge, authorizing the historic lakeside property’s new owners — the Utah developers behind Holland Peak, LLC — to operate the lodge within the existing footprint and...
After Decades of Delays, ‘Whitefish West’ Highway Project Clears Final Speed Bump

2 weeks ago | flatheadbeacon.com | Tristan Scott

Infrastructure Slated for completion in fall 2026, work is underway to rebuild Highway 93 west of Whitefish, improving safety and recreation access along the city’s gateway corridor By Tristan Scott May 23, 2025 Longtime residents along the hazardous highway corridor west of Whitefish remember learning about the plan to rebuild the roadway decades ago.
In New Documentary, Local Fishing Guide Traces Family Tradition to ‘Tengu’

2 weeks ago | flatheadbeacon.com | Tristan Scott

Growing up in whipping-cream-white Columbia Falls, Hilary Hutcheson generally regarded her Japanese-American ancestry as an afterthought. In elementary school, she’d explain to curious peers that she was “half Japanese,” and in high school she learned about the persecution her great grandparents endured after the United States went to war with Japan. But neither she nor her siblings confronted the generational trauma that defined their ancestors’ coming-of-age experiences.
“Earth to Kenzie” Brings Opera to the Next Generation

2 weeks ago | seattlespectator.com | Tristan Scott

The word “opera” may evoke images of extravagant sets, black-tie apparel and strict etiquette. Typically, to see children laughing and playing directly in front of the stage would come as a shock. However, this is exactly what visitors experienced at the Mural Amphitheater in Seattle Center May 17. Though the sky may have been gloomy, the energy was anything but as families waited in anticipation to view a free performance of “Earth to Kenzie,” a Seattle Opera production for audiences of all ages.
[REVIEW] “She’s the He” is Campy, Vulgar and Proudly Trans

2 weeks ago | seattlespectator.com | Tristan Scott

Looking for a queer comedy to fill the hole left by 2023’s smash hit “Bottoms?” I certainly was. Luckily, first-time director Siobhan McCarthy has delivered. I had the chance to see their debut film “She’s the He” at the Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) this year and was blown away by the passion, humor and trans joy that permeates every frame. “She’s the He” follows Ethan (Misha Osherovich) and Alex (Nico Carney), two high school seniors and inseparable best friends.
Park Officials Release Details on Many Glacier Hiker Shuttle

2 weeks ago | flatheadbeacon.com | Tristan Scott

Glacier Park A construction project in the Swiftcurrent area will restrict entrance to the park’s popular Many Glacier area this summer, prompting park officials to devise a temporary, limited shuttle service to accommodate day hikers By Tristan Scott May 19, 2025 With restrictions in place limiting the general public’s ability to enter the Many Glacier Valley, as well as scant parking availability, the popular hiking destination will look and feel much different this summer as work continues...