Marshall Mountain Park donates old ski gear to high school trades class
After the Marshall Mountain ski resort closed in 2002, hundreds of skis, boots and snowboards in the shuttered gear rental shop sat largely untouched — until recently.
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With its multi-million dollar loan on hold, Calumet stays the course with biofuel project in Great Falls
Plans for a $782 million loan to a Great Falls biofuel plant were put on hold following the Trump administration’s directive to freeze federal grants and loans.
Former patient who threatened Missoula doctor sentenced to three years of state custodyÂ
Missoula District Court Judge Judge Leslie Halligan committed Daniel Kovats to the Department of Corrections for 10 years with seven of those years suspended. The judge gave him credit for 315 days of time served in the county jail.
Rail expansion at Calumet refinery threatens access to Great Falls wastewater treatment plant
Expansion of the rail line reflects the success of Calumet, which has for years identified a need for more capacity in its rail service and more efficient railcar switching. That is butting up against the West Bank Urban Renewal District, which has become a successful commercial and public park development just upriver.

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Missoula doctor raises concerns about sentencing of former patient who threatened her and her clinic
Christine White Deeble never expected that casually checking her work email a year and a half ago would change her life. But on Aug. 1, 2023, the Missoula naturopathic doctor read an email from a former patient violently threatening her and her clinic.
Former St. Peter’s nurse pleads not guilty to felony charge
A former St. Peter’s Health nurse pleaded not guilty to a felony charge that alleges he sexually assaulted a former patient.
Forest Service seeking public input on long-awaited Flathead River planÂ
The action document is not even a draft, but it does offer several insights into how the Forest Service hopes to address ever-increasing recreational usage on the three stems of the Flathead River.