Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 15th of August.
Good morning, Kalispell.
The Northwest Montana Fair concluded with winners in events including 4H-FFA dog rally, horse sportsmanship contests, crafts, culinary, and photography competitions.
Kalispell residents earned top honors as the fair recognized local talent across multiple categories + celebrated community achievements.
A man was rescued from McDonald Creek in Glacier National Park after falling from an overlook on Thursday, Aug.
13, following bystander CPR that helped him regain a pulse before helicopter transport to a hospital.
Photos from the Northwest Montana Fair & Rodeo show 4-H and FFA livestock competitions held Aug.
10–13 at the Flathead County Fairgrounds. The images capture events including swine, sheep, cattle, goat, and poultry showmanship.
Montana DEQ finished stabilizing a flood-damaged embankment along Libby Creek in Lincoln County on Aug.
3, with repair costs coming in under $500K. The department is inspecting private properties for contamination and will complete soil sampling by October (owners may contact the Lincoln County Asbestos Resource Program).
The Flathead County Board of Adjustment granted a conditional permit for guided kayak tours launching from a private residence on Peterson Lake.
Rocky Mountain Glass Kayaks will operate six weekly LED-illuminated sunset tours from June through September — even as some residents raised concerns about traffic and noise.
Libby’s CARD clinic closed abruptly on Monday, Aug.
10 due to delayed federal reimbursements—three weeks ahead of its planned shutdown. The center had provided asbestos-related care since the early 2000s, and staff are now preserving patient records as they await further guidance.
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