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Growth rates tick down for large Montana counties - Vimarsana News

Growth rates tick down for large Montana counties

Montana’s largest counties continue to grow in population, but the rate at which they’re adding new people has slowed in recent years, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau,

Flathead County Library Board could decide future of young adult collection Thursday - Vimarsana News

Flathead County Library Board could decide future of young adult collection Thursday

The Flathead County Library Board of Trustees is poised to make a decision this week that could change the way young adult novels are shelved or labeled in the library.

Officials across the Flathead warn that ice conditions are not safe - Vimarsana News

Officials across the Flathead warn that ice conditions are not safe

Despite the wintery conditions and snowfall over the last few days, temperatures have been warming up and creating unsafe ice conditions.

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Trial will go forward for man accused of running over Montana trooper - Vimarsana News

Trial will go forward for man accused of running over Montana trooper

Tpr. Lewis Johnson suffered life-threatening injuries in the incident near Rexford and is still recovering after returning home to Chester, Montana in October 2023.

Analysis shows how much road funding counties could get if SB 442 veto overridden - Vimarsana News

Analysis shows how much road funding counties could get if SB 442 veto overridden

With the question of whether to override Gov. Greg Gianforte’s veto of Senate Bill 442 now in the hands of lawmakers, a report published this week by a Legislative Services Division research analyst details how most of the state’s counties would stand to get tens, or hundreds, of thousands of dollars to maintain their county roads if the override is successful.