Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 19th of March.
Good morning, Kalispell.
The Flathead Avalanche Center announced an avalanche warning for the Flathead Range near Hungry Horse due to unstable snow from rain on snow and rising freeze levels — a recent D4 occurrence on Nyack Mountain underscores the risks; recreationists should avoid steep terrain.
On Tuesday, antisemitic and homophobic flyers were left in driveways on Rosewood Drive (near Kalispell Middle School) and local officials urged residents to report similar hate materials to the police (stressing that hate has no place here).
Kalispell Public Schools will offer on a 0.163-acre parcel across from Flathead High School on Sixth St. W after a six to four vote on March 10 — the district plans to use the property for teacher housing, parking or expansion and will pay no more than $550,000.
Helena Flats School District in Kalispell is asking voters to approve two levy requests this May for $672,157 to purchase 10 acres near its K-8 school.
Superintendent Andy Maheras said the land purchase aims to plan for future growth (the levy excludes new school construction funding).
Brash Winter Series Rodeo
7-9 p.m. — Majestic Valley Arena — $16+ — Experience the thrill of classic rodeo disciplines amidst Montana's rich rodeo heritage.
Branford Marsalis Quartet Concert
7:30-10:30 p.m. — McClaren Hall, Wachholz College Center — Tickets required — Experience the brilliant saxophonist and NEA Jazz Master perform with his acclaimed quartet.
Paul Cauthen Live Concert
6-11 p.m. — Majestic Valley Arena — Ticketed event — Experience Paul Cauthen and his band along with Crowe Boys and Radio Ranch for a night to remember.
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