Flathead Valley News Week 9/7- 9/11
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Flathead Valley News Week 9/7- 9/11
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Round Star Project Upheld: The Flathead National Forest reaffirmed approval for the 9,466-acre project near Whitefish following court-ordered environmental reviews.
Kalispell Downtown Safety: The city accepted a $720,000 federal grant (matching $180,000 local funds) to add traffic circles, flashing beacons, and pedestrian head-start light timings to key intersections.
Logan Health Labor Dispute: Unionized primary care providers issued a vote of no confidence against hospital management over operational decisions; leadership dismissed the move as a disruptive labor tactic.
Kalispell Shooting Arrest: Quinn Heath, 51, was booked on a felony charge of assault on a peace officer after an officer-involved shooting near Highway 93 North and Reserve Drive.
Dry Riverside Project Approved: A wildfire resilience plan near Hungry Horse Reservoir—covering 7,400 total acres of logging, prescribed burning, and pine restoration—was approved, with work set to begin in 2027.