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On Dec. 14 Roundup for Safety Board awarded $47,569 to ten nonprofits for community safety projects.The funding will be allocated to school clinics for EKG mach

Flathead Electric Cooperative trustees recently retired $3 million in capital credits allocated to members in 2008 and 2009.

The dams are within the Columbia River basin, which provides 60-70% of the electrical needs in the Pacific Northwest, according to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.

As a proud member of the Flathead Electric Cooperative, I feel the one-sided and misleading letter Dec. 2 from Gary Weins needs to be corrected.

The dams are within the Columbia River basin, which provides 60-70% of the electrical needs in the Pacific Northwest, according to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.

Newly leaked settlement documents revealing that the Biden Administration would consider the removal of four lower Snake River dams has drawn public scrutiny from Flathead Electric Cooperative officials who contend that the potential loss in hydropower production would lead to rate hikes for its members.

He will represent members residing in District No. 3, which generally comprises the Whitefish and Big Mountain areas, until the 2024 Annual Meeting.

The FEC’s board of trustees has retired $3 million of capital credits allocated to member accounts in 2008 and 2009.

There were multiple accidents on U.S. 2.

Flathead Electric Cooperative reported approximately 930 members were without power in the West Glacier area.