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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Missoula |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
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Search ArticlesBig Sky Now: Our panel is excited for the season start. What are your picks for Week 1?
Kickoff week is here. Big Sky Now host Luke Schmit is joined by Fritz Neighbor, Jon Allen, Mark Nelke and Mike Maynard to preview every Big Sky Conference football matchup in week one.
Looking Back: Vice President Dick Cheney visits the Flathead
Subscribe Log in The corner of Third Street and Central Avenue needed a "no wake area' sign as skies opened up and dumped nearly one and three-quarters inches of rain on Whitefish in 1976. | August 26, 2026 1:00 AM A look back at past Pilot articles by Julie Engler 50 Years Ago Aug.
Police Calls: Maybe it is a baby doll
The police calls section does not reflect the nature or the volume of the calls received by local law enforcement. Aug. 7 The caller said a transient male was harassing customers and trying to coerce them into buying him marijuana. The man was counseled on his behavior. A caller thought a homeless person was taking up residence behind a building on Central Avenue. A large black bear was seen walking in the river. Four cows were in the road on East Edgewood Drive.
Whitefish volleyball better together, ready for 2026 season
The Whitefish volleyball team is gearing up for their quickly approaching season with the motto, "better together." “I’m really excited for this crew,” Whitefish Head Coach Addy Connelly said. Connelly is entering her tenth season as head coach. Her full roster is rather new to the varsity court. “Not a lot of varsity court experience again this year,” she said.
Red Cross of Montana recognizes outstanding volunteer
The American Red Cross of Montana recognized Trego volunteer Carylon Morgan with the Montana Chapter Engagement Award for her contributions. Carylon Morgan, of Trego, joined the Red Cross in August 2024 and serves as a disaster responder, duty officer, disaster training instructor and national caseworker. She also supports shelters, volunteer onboarding and Service to the Armed Forces.
Guest opinion: Keep our roadless areas wild for generations to come
Rescinding the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule threatens over 6 million acres of Montana’s pristine public forests. Stripping these critical safeguards invites industrial logging and road building into our last intact backcountry. As a lifelong Montanan, I know this rollback sacrifices our clean water, wildlife and outdoor heritage for short-term profit. I grew up in Columbia Falls, right at the doorstep of the Crown of the Continent.
Glacier National Park invites volunteers to annual hawk watch events
Glacier National Park will host volunteer training for its annual Hawk Watch Program on Sept. 21 and Hawk Watch open house on Oct. 3. Each year in the fall, golden eagles migrate from northern breeding grounds to warmer climates for the winter. One of the most important North American golden eagle migration routes passes directly through Glacier National Park. Large numbers of other raptors also use this migration corridor during the fall and spring months.
City water, wastewater, stormwater master plans adopted
The Whitefish City Council voted unanimously to adopt the 2026 Water Master Plan and the Wastewater and Stormwater Master Plan. The plans serve as a guide for the city to manage the water systems over the next 20 years. Water supply, distribution, storage infrastructure, and a forecast of future needs are included in the plan, along with a set of improvements to ensure safe, reliable and sustainable water service.
Bulldogs kick off season against Havre
The roster is balanced and the grass is greener for the Bulldogs as they prepare for the football season opener against Havre on Friday. Boasting 60 team members, the Whitefish roster balanced across grades, although there are a good number of newcomers, between freshmen and a few athletes new to the sport or the school. Team captains are Luke Dalen, Braylon Dunn, Sam Rainford and Austin Alton.
Student Art: 'Pancakes and Coffee’ by Kira Johnston
The art featured above is "Pancakes and Coffee” and is a mosaic tile by Whitefish High School freshman Kira Johnston in the WHS Sculpture class. The Pilot periodically features art from Whitefish High School and Middle School students. | August 26, 2026 1:00 AM The art featured above is "Pancakes and Coffee” and is a mosaic tile by Whitefish High School freshman Kira Johnston in the WHS Sculpture class. The Pilot periodically features art from Whitefish High School and Middle School students.