Enjoy downtown Whitefish
Final Whitefish First Thursday Gallery Night
The monthly art walk in downtown Whitefish, First Thursday Gallery Nights, is scheduled to end with one final show on on Oct. 1.
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Fall approaching with cool temperatures
One Last Weekend of Warm Weather?
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File Photo by Lido Vizzutti/Flathead Beacon |
The weekend, meaning today, Saturday and Sunday, should be glorious with temperatures in the mid-70s and low 80s and hardly any clouds. How lucky is that with fall officially here?
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FVCC fall fundraiser features area chefs
Festival of Flavors Starts Thursday
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Chef Andy Blanton, owner of Kandahar Cafe in Whitefish. Photo courtesy of FVCC. |
Thursday marks the beginning of the Festival of Flavors, the week-long fall fundraiser for Flathead Valley Community College highlighted by the tasty creations from notable local chefs.
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Caring for aging family members
Lecture Series Highlights Aging Issues
The Whitefish Community Center, Immanuel Lutheran Home, North Valley Hospital and Flathead Valley Community College are teaming up to present a helpful, weekly lecture series dealing with issues that families taking care of aging family members can face.
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National Weather Service public training nights
Get Trained to Be a Weather Spotter
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Storm clouds roll over a hayfield off of Church Drive near Kalispell. - Lido Vizzutti/Flathead Beacon |
Officials from the National Weather Service in Missoula are looking for volunteers in the Flathead to help report severe weather more quickly and accurately.
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NPR fiction series celebrates short stories
‘Selected Shorts’ Performance in Whitefish
On Oct. 2, Montana Public Radio brings the show to Whitefish for a live performance of "Funny Fictions."
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New web site from Confederated Salish-Kootenai Tribe
‘The Rez We Live On’
In an effort to engage the youth of the tribe and answer what tribal officials call "myths" about American Indians in Montana, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribe launched a new web site in as part of a new, re-education campaign.
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Provides Information for the Public
Whitefish Unveils Web Site for Downtown Project
The city of Whitefish has set up a Web site to keep the public updated on its downtown improvements project. Construction was scheduled to begin today on the project's first phase along Third Street between Baker and Spokane avenues. The site will track the project's progress and provide helpful information, such as maps, landscape overviews, traffic access, contact information and public meeting dates.
So far, there are several entries with more to come. The site is www.downtownwhitefish.info.
So far, there are several entries with more to come. The site is www.downtownwhitefish.info.
