Local health officials announce first COVID-19 related death in Missoula County
MISSOULA - The Missoula City-County Health Department is deeply saddened to announce that a Missoula resident passed away from complications due to COVID-19 infection. Our team at the health department sends our deepest condolences to their family,...
Governor Bullock to Bolster Food Security for Montana Families During Statewide COVID-19 Emergency
MONTANA – Governor Steve Bullock announced Friday that in the coming days and weeks, he will extend federal food assistance to more than 100,000 Montanans, increase food supplies at emergency food pantries and food banks, and streamline nutrition...
Coronavirus updates – Week in review March 24 - March 31
Below is a summary of the new information about local and statewide closures, restrictions and accommodations due to the coronavirus as of Tuesday morning, March 31. Information changes daily,...
For the love of dogs
SEELEY LAKE – "The more time we spend with our dogs, the better that relationship is going to be and the more value you are going to have in the eyes of your dog," said Julee Samuli, a certified...
Flathead National Forest closes rental cabins, developed campgrounds
KALISPELL – Fifteen rental cabins in Flathead National Forest have been closed indefinitely for the health and safety of visitors and staff. Developed campgrounds and most restroom facilities are also closed. Even though campgrounds are closed,...
Preparedness discussion offers tips and tools
SEELEY LAKE – Double Arrow Landowners Association sponsored a virtual Community Preparedness Discussion that was aired live on the Seeley Swan Pathfinder Facebook page March 26. DARLOA President...
History Foundation awards USVHS grant
SWAN VALLEY - The Montana History Foundation (MHF) announced its 2020 grant cycle will put $164,800 into 29 historic preservation projects in 27 communities this year including the Upper Swan Valley...
The Nature Conservancy launches free online resource
The Nature Conservancy and its 550 scientists are launching Nature Lab, a new online learning platform designed to help students learn the science behind how nature works for us and how we can help keep it running strong. “As schools around the...
- Hairbrained or harebrained?
- Lolo National Forest closes all campgrounds, cabins and lookouts
- Making the best of challenging times
- Governor Bullock Announces Consumer Protections to Lessen Financial Hardships on Montanans During COVID-19 Pandemic
- Guidelines for conducting public meetings during State of Emergency
- Community Briefs
- FWP adjusts facility management, state lands remain open for day use
Vote O'Brien for SD 46 – Savvy leader for the new world ahead
SEELEY LAKE - Shannon O’Brien as candidate for SD 46? WE should all take STRONG note of this! Shannon is a powerful, energetic and experienced leader to help this District and our state in this ultra-critical time. Shannon has the experience to...
Mental health and self-care during the coronavirus crisis
While COVID-19 poses a significant threat to our physical health, it also threatens our mental and emotional health. We're concerned about infection and the health of loved ones. We're struggling...
Spring is a great time to prepare your property for fire season
Springtime marks a pretty big occasion in Montana- time to tidy up the landscaping from last year's growth before the new buds bloom. It's time to freshen up the mix fuel, to fire up the chainsaw and...
Resources for these challenging times...
Dear Seeley Swan friends, I am writing this note from my home office and feel somewhat removed as I expect you all do too. These are extremely challenging times for all of us and can feel scary. I...
Get the Sewer Board back in the hands of the people - Vote Morris and Gilpin
SEELEY LAKE - As I sit here waiting out the coronavirus to pass, I realize the only other thing that will kill you is the cost of a sewer in Seeley Lake. The people of Seeley need Tom Morris and Jason Gilpin on the board to clean up the corruption...
Upcoming Events Calendar
Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, events are fluid. Many have been canceled per the Governor’s guidance through the end of March with reassessment in April. Please contact the organizer...
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