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Greg Carter’s Whitefish Real Estate August Newsletter

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Greg Carter

 

 

 

I chose Montana’s Flathead Valley as an ideal place for my family. It’s proven to be one of the country’s most dynamic areas with great growth potential over the next 10 years. Call me today at 406.250.9000.

Planes, RVs, and Automobiles

BY MOLLY PRIDDY // JUL 25, 2018 // PHOTO BY GREG LINDSTROM

Major increases in passengers at Glacier Park International Airport, packed campgrounds and a proliferation of RV parks highlight summer’s busy tourism season

Northwest Montana is many things to many people: home, a getaway, a wild place of adventure, the place you plant your heart and wait for the rhythms of nature to help it to grow.

But one thing Northwest Montana is not? A secret. At least not anymore.

Summer is the busiest time of year for the Flathead Valley and surrounding areas, due to the incredible magnetism of the landscape and the welcoming and laidback ethos of mountain culture.

Glacier Park International Airport is posting the highest passenger numbers in its history, hotel occupancy rates are bustling and new hotels come online each year. But many visitors get here via modes of transportation other than planes, and stay in campgrounds or RV parks, a trend showing high demand for these kinds of overnight stays.

“We are full. We’re even having a busier spring and fall season,” said Faith Bengtson, assistant manager at the West Glacier KOA campground. “We’re still turning people away, and it’s mostly RVs that we’re turning away.”

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Glacier Pines RV Park for sale

120/124 Swan Mountain Drive, Kalispell

MLS 21808136  Offered at $1,325,000

Brand new Glacier Pines RV Park!

Fully operating RV park in a beautiful wooded location with paved roads and all the amenities. New landscaping, signage, added security, widened roads, new paint on office and outbuildings, new volleyball court and upgraded amenities.

Includes playground, restroom and shower buildings, laundry facilities, RV storage, a general store for your visitors and two member residences.

RV Park has 90 spaces, 75 full service and 15 limited service and 4 ‘campsites’. Dog run area for pet friendly guests, walking trails and easy travel to Glacier National Park. Also included is a separately deeded buildable home lots with current utility connections.

Call Greg Carter at 406.250.9000.

Report: Montana Residents Spent $2.9B on In-State Travel

Report says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS // JUL 27, 2018 Flathead Beacon

A new study shows Montana residents spent about $2.9 billion on in-state travel in 2017 — nearly half of all travel money spent in the state.

The report by the University of Montana’s Institute for Tourism and Recreation says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion. The Billings Gazette reports shopping, medical and other travel accounted for nearly $375 million in spending.

The report authors talked with more than 10,000 travelers to gather information.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Northwest Montana Fair

Huckleberry Days Arts Festival

Glacier Symphony Orchestra and Chorale presents Festival Amadeus

August 6, 2018

Click for more information.

Brian Nicodemus’ Whitefish Real Estate August Newsletter

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Brian Nicodemus RE/MAX Rocky Mountain Brian Nicodemus

 

I’ve had the pleasure of living in the Flathead Valley since 1989. I am amazed every day by the beauty of its scenery and the heart of its people. Not to mention the endless possibilities of outdoor recreation right out your door. Since becoming a REALTOR in 1999 I’ve made many great friends and have been fortunate enough to sell some wonderful properties. The true reward for me is the smile on my customers face when they achieve their goals. Give me a call or email me today so I can help you catch your special piece of Montana! Call me today at 406.250.7311.

Planes, RVs, and Automobiles

BY MOLLY PRIDDY // JUL 25, 2018 // PHOTO BY GREG LINDSTROM

Major increases in passengers at Glacier Park International Airport, packed campgrounds and a proliferation of RV parks highlight summer’s busy tourism season

Northwest Montana is many things to many people: home, a getaway, a wild place of adventure, the place you plant your heart and wait for the rhythms of nature to help it to grow.

But one thing Northwest Montana is not? A secret. At least not anymore.

Summer is the busiest time of year for the Flathead Valley and surrounding areas, due to the incredible magnetism of the landscape and the welcoming and laidback ethos of mountain culture.

Glacier Park International Airport is posting the highest passenger numbers in its history, hotel occupancy rates are bustling and new hotels come online each year. But many visitors get here via modes of transportation other than planes, and stay in campgrounds or RV parks, a trend showing high demand for these kinds of overnight stays.

“We are full. We’re even having a busier spring and fall season,” said Faith Bengtson, assistant manager at the West Glacier KOA campground. “We’re still turning people away, and it’s mostly RVs that we’re turning away.”

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Glacier Pines RV Park for sale

120/124 Swan Mountain Drive, Kalispell

MLS 21808136  Offered at $1,325,000

Brand new Glacier Pines RV Park!

Fully operating RV park in a beautiful wooded location with paved roads and all the amenities. New landscaping, signage, added security, widened roads, new paint on office and outbuildings, new volleyball court and upgraded amenities.

Includes playground, restroom and shower buildings, laundry facilities, RV storage, a general store for your visitors and two member residences.

RV Park has 90 spaces, 75 full service and 15 limited service and 4 ‘campsites’. Dog run area for pet friendly guests, walking trails and easy travel to Glacier National Park. Also included is a separately deeded buildable home lots with current utility connections.

Call Brian Nicodemus at 406.250.7311.

Report: Montana Residents Spent $2.9B on In-State Travel

Report says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS // JUL 27, 2018 Flathead Beacon

A new study shows Montana residents spent about $2.9 billion on in-state travel in 2017 — nearly half of all travel money spent in the state.

The report by the University of Montana’s Institute for Tourism and Recreation says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion. The Billings Gazette reports shopping, medical and other travel accounted for nearly $375 million in spending.

The report authors talked with more than 10,000 travelers to gather information.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Northwest Montana Fair

Huckleberry Days Arts Festival

Glacier Symphony Orchestra and Chorale presents Festival Amadeus

August 6, 2018

Click for more information.

Scott Bull’s Whitefish Real Estate August Newsletter

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Scott Bull Whitefish custom homes

 

As a well-rounded real estate agent with a background in new home construction and renovations, Scott can help you find the best course to take with your existing or new property. “Real Estate is my passion. I go to sleep looking for homes online and wake up thinking about different ways to improve them.” Let me help you find your perfect place. Call me today at 406.260.2268.

Planes, RVs, and Automobiles

BY MOLLY PRIDDY // JUL 25, 2018 // PHOTO BY GREG LINDSTROM

Major increases in passengers at Glacier Park International Airport, packed campgrounds and a proliferation of RV parks highlight summer’s busy tourism season

Northwest Montana is many things to many people: home, a getaway, a wild place of adventure, the place you plant your heart and wait for the rhythms of nature to help it to grow.

But one thing Northwest Montana is not? A secret. At least not anymore.

Summer is the busiest time of year for the Flathead Valley and surrounding areas, due to the incredible magnetism of the landscape and the welcoming and laidback ethos of mountain culture.

Glacier Park International Airport is posting the highest passenger numbers in its history, hotel occupancy rates are bustling and new hotels come online each year. But many visitors get here via modes of transportation other than planes, and stay in campgrounds or RV parks, a trend showing high demand for these kinds of overnight stays.

“We are full. We’re even having a busier spring and fall season,” said Faith Bengtson, assistant manager at the West Glacier KOA campground. “We’re still turning people away, and it’s mostly RVs that we’re turning away.”

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Glacier Pines RV Park for sale

120/124 Swan Mountain Drive, Kalispell

MLS 21808136  Offered at $1,325,000

Brand new Glacier Pines RV Park!

Fully operating RV park in a beautiful wooded location with paved roads and all the amenities. New landscaping, signage, added security, widened roads, new paint on office and outbuildings, new volleyball court and upgraded amenities.

Includes playground, restroom and shower buildings, laundry facilities, RV storage, a general store for your visitors and two member residences.

RV Park has 90 spaces, 75 full service and 15 limited service and 4 ‘campsites’. Dog run area for pet friendly guests, walking trails and easy travel to Glacier National Park. Also included is a separately deeded buildable home lots with current utility connections.

Call Scott Bull at 406.260.2268.

Report: Montana Residents Spent $2.9B on In-State Travel

Report says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS // JUL 27, 2018 Flathead Beacon

A new study shows Montana residents spent about $2.9 billion on in-state travel in 2017 — nearly half of all travel money spent in the state.

The report by the University of Montana’s Institute for Tourism and Recreation says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion. The Billings Gazette reports shopping, medical and other travel accounted for nearly $375 million in spending.

The report authors talked with more than 10,000 travelers to gather information.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Northwest Montana Fair

Huckleberry Days Arts Festival

Glacier Symphony Orchestra and Chorale presents Festival Amadeus

August 6, 2018

Click for more information.

Pete Francisco’s Whitefish Real Estate August Newsletter

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Pete Francisco

Pete​ ​has​ ​lived​ ​in​ ​the​ ​Flathead​ ​Valley​ ​for​ ​over​ ​17​ ​years.​ ​​ ​After​ ​living​ ​in​ ​Colorado​ ​and​ ​Utah,​ ​his​ ​passion​ ​for​ ​the​ ​outdoors finally​ ​drew​ ​him​ ​to​ ​Montana.​ ​It​ ​didn’t​ ​take​ ​him​ ​long​ ​to​ ​realize​ ​this​ ​was​ ​a​ ​special​ ​place,​ ​and​ ​he​ ​settled​ ​down​ ​to​ ​make​ ​this​ ​area his​ ​home.​ ​Years​ ​of​ ​experience​ ​in​ ​the​ ​service​ ​industry​ ​has​ ​given​ ​Pete​ ​the​ ​ability​ ​to​ ​work​ ​well​ ​with​ ​clients​ ​and​ ​connect​ ​with people​ ​quickly.​ ​An​ ​avid​ ​skier,​ ​mountain​ ​biker,​ ​and​ ​fly​ ​fisherman,​ ​Pete’s​ ​enthusiasm​ ​for​ ​outdoor​ ​recreating​ ​has​ ​taken​ ​him​ ​all over​ ​the​ ​valley​ ​and​ ​has​ ​given​ ​him​ ​a​ ​unique​ ​and​ ​expert​ ​knowledge​ ​of​ ​the​ ​area.​ ​Whatever​ ​your​ ​passion​ ​is,​ ​Pete​ ​would​ ​love​ ​to show​ ​you​ ​what​ ​makes​ ​this​ ​area​ ​special​ ​and​ ​help​ ​you​ ​find​ ​your​ ​piece​ ​of​ ​it. To contact Pete call: 406.270.5908.

Planes, RVs, and Automobiles

BY MOLLY PRIDDY // JUL 25, 2018 // PHOTO BY GREG LINDSTROM

Major increases in passengers at Glacier Park International Airport, packed campgrounds and a proliferation of RV parks highlight summer’s busy tourism season

Northwest Montana is many things to many people: home, a getaway, a wild place of adventure, the place you plant your heart and wait for the rhythms of nature to help it to grow.

But one thing Northwest Montana is not? A secret. At least not anymore.

Summer is the busiest time of year for the Flathead Valley and surrounding areas, due to the incredible magnetism of the landscape and the welcoming and laidback ethos of mountain culture.

Glacier Park International Airport is posting the highest passenger numbers in its history, hotel occupancy rates are bustling and new hotels come online each year. But many visitors get here via modes of transportation other than planes, and stay in campgrounds or RV parks, a trend showing high demand for these kinds of overnight stays.

“We are full. We’re even having a busier spring and fall season,” said Faith Bengtson, assistant manager at the West Glacier KOA campground. “We’re still turning people away, and it’s mostly RVs that we’re turning away.”

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Glacier Pines RV Park for sale

120/124 Swan Mountain Drive, Kalispell

MLS 21808136  Offered at $1,325,000

Brand new Glacier Pines RV Park!

Fully operating RV park in a beautiful wooded location with paved roads and all the amenities. New landscaping, signage, added security, widened roads, new paint on office and outbuildings, new volleyball court and upgraded amenities.

Includes playground, restroom and shower buildings, laundry facilities, RV storage, a general store for your visitors and two member residences.

RV Park has 90 spaces, 75 full service and 15 limited service and 4 ‘campsites’. Dog run area for pet friendly guests, walking trails and easy travel to Glacier National Park. Also included is a separately deeded buildable home lots with current utility connections.

Call Pete Francisco at 40.270.5908.

Report: Montana Residents Spent $2.9B on In-State Travel

Report says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS // JUL 27, 2018 Flathead Beacon

A new study shows Montana residents spent about $2.9 billion on in-state travel in 2017 — nearly half of all travel money spent in the state.

The report by the University of Montana’s Institute for Tourism and Recreation says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion. The Billings Gazette reports shopping, medical and other travel accounted for nearly $375 million in spending.

The report authors talked with more than 10,000 travelers to gather information.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Northwest Montana Fair

Huckleberry Days Arts Festival

Glacier Symphony Orchestra and Chorale presents Festival Amadeus

August 6, 2018

Click for more information.

Nikki Marengo’s Whitefish Real Estate August Newsletter

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REMAX Rocky Mountain Real Estate Nikki Marengo

 

 

Nikki’s fondness for people inspires her to go above and beyond the expectations of her clients. Her main objective is making others happy and that is why real estate has become more than a profession­–it’s a passion. Let Nikki help you with the next adventure in your life, whether it’s finding a home on the golf course or selling your cabin in the woods. 406.212.8507.

Planes, RVs, and Automobiles

BY MOLLY PRIDDY // JUL 25, 2018 // PHOTO BY GREG LINDSTROM

Major increases in passengers at Glacier Park International Airport, packed campgrounds and a proliferation of RV parks highlight summer’s busy tourism season

Northwest Montana is many things to many people: home, a getaway, a wild place of adventure, the place you plant your heart and wait for the rhythms of nature to help it to grow.

But one thing Northwest Montana is not? A secret. At least not anymore.

Summer is the busiest time of year for the Flathead Valley and surrounding areas, due to the incredible magnetism of the landscape and the welcoming and laidback ethos of mountain culture.

Glacier Park International Airport is posting the highest passenger numbers in its history, hotel occupancy rates are bustling and new hotels come online each year. But many visitors get here via modes of transportation other than planes, and stay in campgrounds or RV parks, a trend showing high demand for these kinds of overnight stays.

“We are full. We’re even having a busier spring and fall season,” said Faith Bengtson, assistant manager at the West Glacier KOA campground. “We’re still turning people away, and it’s mostly RVs that we’re turning away.”

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Glacier Pines RV Park for sale

120/124 Swan Mountain Drive, Kalispell

MLS 21808136  Offered at $1,325,000

Brand new Glacier Pines RV Park!

Fully operating RV park in a beautiful wooded location with paved roads and all the amenities. New landscaping, signage, added security, widened roads, new paint on office and outbuildings, new volleyball court and upgraded amenities.

Includes playground, restroom and shower buildings, laundry facilities, RV storage, a general store for your visitors and two member residences.

RV Park has 90 spaces, 75 full service and 15 limited service and 4 ‘campsites’. Dog run area for pet friendly guests, walking trails and easy travel to Glacier National Park. Also included is a separately deeded buildable home lots with current utility connections.

Call Nikki Marengo at 406.212.8507.

Report: Montana Residents Spent $2.9B on In-State Travel

Report says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS // JUL 27, 2018 Flathead Beacon

A new study shows Montana residents spent about $2.9 billion on in-state travel in 2017 — nearly half of all travel money spent in the state.

The report by the University of Montana’s Institute for Tourism and Recreation says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion. The Billings Gazette reports shopping, medical and other travel accounted for nearly $375 million in spending.

The report authors talked with more than 10,000 travelers to gather information.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Northwest Montana Fair

Huckleberry Days Arts Festival

Glacier Symphony Orchestra and Chorale presents Festival Amadeus

August 6, 2018

Click for more information.

Kyle Duty’s Whitefish Real Estate August Newsletter

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Kyle Duty

 

 

Kyle promises to represent all clients honestly and ethically. Kyle’s knowledge of real estate in the Flathead Valley is backed by a true love for the outdoors and the area. He is passionate and well informed about the market, which allows him to guide his clients into their dream home or commercial real estate. Call Kyle today at 406.871.4947.

Planes, RVs, and Automobiles

BY MOLLY PRIDDY // JUL 25, 2018 // PHOTO BY GREG LINDSTROM

Major increases in passengers at Glacier Park International Airport, packed campgrounds and a proliferation of RV parks highlight summer’s busy tourism season

Northwest Montana is many things to many people: home, a getaway, a wild place of adventure, the place you plant your heart and wait for the rhythms of nature to help it to grow.

But one thing Northwest Montana is not? A secret. At least not anymore.

Summer is the busiest time of year for the Flathead Valley and surrounding areas, due to the incredible magnetism of the landscape and the welcoming and laidback ethos of mountain culture.

Glacier Park International Airport is posting the highest passenger numbers in its history, hotel occupancy rates are bustling and new hotels come online each year. But many visitors get here via modes of transportation other than planes, and stay in campgrounds or RV parks, a trend showing high demand for these kinds of overnight stays.

“We are full. We’re even having a busier spring and fall season,” said Faith Bengtson, assistant manager at the West Glacier KOA campground. “We’re still turning people away, and it’s mostly RVs that we’re turning away.”

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Glacier Pines RV Park for sale

120/124 Swan Mountain Drive, Kalispell

MLS 21808136  Offered at $1,325,000

Brand new Glacier Pines RV Park!

Fully operating RV park in a beautiful wooded location with paved roads and all the amenities. New landscaping, signage, added security, widened roads, new paint on office and outbuildings, new volleyball court and upgraded amenities.

Includes playground, restroom and shower buildings, laundry facilities, RV storage, a general store for your visitors and two member residences.

RV Park has 90 spaces, 75 full service and 15 limited service and 4 ‘campsites’. Dog run area for pet friendly guests, walking trails and easy travel to Glacier National Park. Also included is a separately deeded buildable home lots with current utility connections.

Call Kyle Duty at 406.871.4947.

Report: Montana Residents Spent $2.9B on In-State Travel

Report says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS // JUL 27, 2018 Flathead Beacon

A new study shows Montana residents spent about $2.9 billion on in-state travel in 2017 — nearly half of all travel money spent in the state.

The report by the University of Montana’s Institute for Tourism and Recreation says in-state business trips contributed $1.4 billion to travel spending while leisure travel spending totaled about $1.1 billion. The Billings Gazette reports shopping, medical and other travel accounted for nearly $375 million in spending.

The report authors talked with more than 10,000 travelers to gather information.

READ THE REST OF THE STORY…

Northwest Montana Fair

Huckleberry Days Arts Festival

Glacier Symphony Orchestra and Chorale presents Festival Amadeus

August 6, 2018

Click for more information.

Kyle Duty’s Whitefish Real Estate June Newsletter

by

Kyle Duty

Kyle promises to represent all clients honestly and ethically. Kyle’s knowledge of real estate in the Flathead Valley is backed by a true love for the outdoors and the area. He is passionate and well informed about the market, which allows him to guide his clients into their dream home or commercial real estate. Call Kyle today at 406.871.4947.

Helping Farm Hands

By Flathead Beacon Staff

Non-profit organization improves community food access through new programs

Agriculture enjoys a celebrated history in Montana, where the act of cultivating the land and producing fresh food is a tradition that continues to thrive today.
But gaining easy access to nutritious meals presents another set of challenges, a reality that prompted a local community organization to roll out a growing stable of programs to improve residents’ food needs. Some people may choose to get some backyard sheds to help them store the tools for the task, but others can call on the group for advice.
The nonprofit group is called Farm Hands: Nourish the Flathead, whose goal is to address food-access issues by using local agriculture to feed under-served populations.
The group was started 10 years ago by a coordinated group of volunteers, and it runs multiple programs to assist with residents’ food needs, including farm-to-school projects and backpack programs that send children home from school with food.
Learn more at:
http://nourishtheflathead.org/history/

Stunning country setting

816 Texas Avenue, Whitefish, MT 59937
MLS #21713756 Offered at $995,000

2,500 sq/ft home in a stunning country setting on just under 5 acres, yet blocks from downtown Whitefish. The property is bordered by a 200 acre conservancy, protecting the views and privacy. This 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home boasts craftsman details such as large picture windows to let in the natural light. There is plenty of storage and room to sprawl with a 1300 sq ft shop, as well as barn storage sheds with tack room ready for your horses, detached covered storage/parking and storage sheds. For the right person, this will be an incredibly helpful thing to have on the land. One of the selling features of this property are they storage sheds due to the great amount of space the add to the property. However if you feel this is still not enough space, there is room on the land to build another shed or cabin to store the excess items. In addition like any property, there will be some storage facilities similar to pueblo storage units nearby.
Take in the Whitefish Mountain Resort views ~ a must see! Agent related to seller.

Western dreams are still possible in the Big Sky State of Montana

EPISODE TWENTY-SEVEN: OPEN ROAD

Mother/daughter duo Kara and Nya forge memories in Montana that will last a lifetime.

Farm Hands Community Night

Farm Hands Community Night at WASABI in Whitefish
Monday, June 4th, 5:00 PM
at Wasabi Sushi Bar, 419 E. Second St., Whitefish
Come Join us for a night of fabulous food. A portion of the proceeds from the evening goes to Farm Hands!

Whitefish Legacy Partners Kids Summer Programs

Explore the Whitefish Trail with guided learning hikes and community hikes and bikes. Events are held all summer long. All events are free and do not require registration. They are suitable for all fitness levels and are family friendly.
Kids programs are held at the Whitefish Trail Learning Pavilion at the Lion Mountain Trailhead. Two hour programs are suitable for ages 5 to 12. No registration required. Click here for more information.

Forest Explorers Camps

Join us this summer to explore on the Whitefish Trail! These four-day camps include hiking, exploration, games, art activities, and learning at the WT Learning Pavilion. Forest Explorers Camp is for children 6 to 10. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Click here for costs and registration information.

Brash Rodeo summer series is underway

Rodeo has been a part of Montana’s culture since the first cowboys arrived over 150 years ago. Our events include bull riding, saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, steer riding, team roping, barrel racing, breakaway roping, calf roping and chute dogging. We are Western Montana’s longest running series open rodeo.
Weekly events are held on Thursdays, 7-10PM, on the corner of Highway 40 and US 2, right behind the Blue Moon bar.
Click here to download the program schedule and more information.

Nikki Marengo’s Whitefish Real Estate June Newsletter

by

nikki-marengo-rocky-mountain-real-estate

 

Nikki’s fondness for people inspires her to go above and beyond the expectations of her clients. Her main objective is making others happy and that is why real estate has become more than a profession­–it’s a passion. Let Nikki help you with the next adventure in your life, whether it’s finding a home on the golf course or selling your cabin in the woods. 406.212.8507.

Helping Farm Hands

By Flathead Beacon Staff

Non-profit organization improves community food access through new programs

Agriculture enjoys a celebrated history in Montana, where the act of cultivating the land and producing fresh food is a tradition that continues to thrive today.
But gaining easy access to nutritious meals presents another set of challenges, a reality that prompted a local community organization to roll out a growing stable of programs to improve residents’ food needs.
The nonprofit group is called Farm Hands: Nourish the Flathead, whose goal is to address food-access issues by using local agriculture to feed under-served populations.
The group was started 10 years ago by a coordinated group of volunteers, and it runs multiple programs to assist with residents’ food needs, including farm-to-school projects and backpack programs that send children home from school with food.
Learn more at:
http://nourishtheflathead.org/history/

Development Opportunity!

W. Spring Creek and Three Mile Drive, Kalispell, MT 59901
MLS #21805838 Offered at $1,590,000

Amazing land development opportunity! Received approval to be annexed into Kalispell City 5/7/18. Preliminary platted for about 210 lots in a subdivision PUD. Includes a total of 90.3 gradually sloping acres with 3.6 acres allocated for commercial space at the corner of Three Mile and Spring Creek. The preliminary plat includes plans for about 210 ¼ acre lots for SFR homes with alley access to garages. Utilities including sewer, water, gas, phone and cable are already ran to the property. This property is ready for someone to take the torch and run with horizontal construction.

Western dreams are still possible in the Big Sky State of Montana

EPISODE TWENTY-SEVEN: OPEN ROAD

Mother/daughter duo Kara and Nya forge memories in Montana that will last a lifetime.

Farm Hands Community Night

Farm Hands Community Night at WASABI in Whitefish
Monday, June 4th, 5:00 PM
at Wasabi Sushi Bar, 419 E. Second St., Whitefish
Come Join us for a night of fabulous food. A portion of the proceeds from the evening goes to Farm Hands!

Whitefish Legacy Partners Kids Summer Programs

Explore the Whitefish Trail with guided learning hikes and community hikes and bikes. Events are held all summer long. All events are free and do not require registration. They are suitable for all fitness levels and are family friendly.
Kids programs are held at the Whitefish Trail Learning Pavilion at the Lion Mountain Trailhead. Two hour programs are suitable for ages 5 to 12. No registration required. Click here for more information.

Forest Explorers Camps

Join us this summer to explore on the Whitefish Trail! These four-day camps include hiking, exploration, games, art activities, and learning at the WT Learning Pavilion. Forest Explorers Camp is for children 6 to 10. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Click here for costs and registration information.

Brash Rodeo summer series is underway

Rodeo has been a part of Montana’s culture since the first cowboys arrived over 150 years ago. Our events include bull riding, saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, steer riding, team roping, barrel racing, breakaway roping, calf roping and chute dogging. We are Western Montana’s longest running series open rodeo.
Weekly events are held on Thursdays, 7-10PM, on the corner of Highway 40 and US 2, right behind the Blue Moon bar.
Click here to download the program schedule and more information.

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