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Thompson Falls trail expansion to open new possibilities
Posted 4:16 PM 8/30/2012 by Dennis Bragg - KPAX News
Thompson Falls community leaders are close to completing work on a new loop trail that will allow people to see some of the prettiest scenery in northwest Montana after nearlya decade of work on the project.
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Sanders County Fair takes fun "by the horns"
Posted 2:46 PM 8/28/2012 by Dennis Bragg - KPAX News
The Sanders County Fair already draws some of the best rodeo talent in the Northwest, and this year it's also welcoming some of the best longhorn cattle in region.
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Aerial Adventure Park popular in Whitefish
Posted 6:05 PM 8/23/2012 by Katy Harris - KAJ News
Whitefish Mountain Resort has been building up summer activities for the last few years, mostly recently adding a seventh zip line and the Aerial Adventure Park.
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"Uncle Don" a fixture at Northwest Montana Fair
Posted 9:27 AM 8/17/2012 by Laura Wilson - KAJ News
Flathead Valley native Don Blasdeo has been going to the Northwest Montana Fair every year, for nearly 70 years and has become a welcome sight at the annual event.
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Country music star brings excitement to Kalispell fair
Posted 7:46 AM 8/16/2012 by Katy Harris - KAJ News
Country music star Rodney Atkins brought a little extra excitement to the Northwest Montana Fair in Kalispell on Wednesday night. Fair officials say his concert helped draw more folks to the fairgrounds.
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Western Montana Fair fire of 1941 recalled
Posted 9:26 AM 8/13/2012 by Breanna Roy - KPAX News
MISSOULA- One building at the Western Montana Fair serves as a time capsule of sorts, full of newspaper clippings and memorabilia. And when they opened it up for the oral history project this year, they got even more color to the black and white images.
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Ronan Marine still recovering 18 months after stepping on IED
Posted 2:24 PM 8/3/2012 by Irina Cates - KPAX News
RONAN- It was just 18 months ago that Tomy Parker's mission focused on fighting for his country, but in December of 2010, that mission changed his life.
"You can remember, like, walking, and running, and jumping, and things like that, but you can't do those anymore," Parker said.
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Owners trying to keep Ninepipes Museum in business
Posted 1:39 PM 8/2/2012 by Irina Cates - KPAX News
CHARLO- The owners of a museum filled with Montana Native American history fought for two years to keep their business going, but that battle isn't over yet, as they still have to raise $75,000 to keep the doors open.
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Arlee hatchery puts fish into Montana waters
Posted 1:08 PM 7/31/2012 by Irina Cates - KPAX News
ARLEE - Just outside of Arlee sits a place that you might not know exists. Some see it as an escape into nature, while you learn a little about fish.
The Jocko River Trout Hatchery raises 300,000 rainbow trout every year, some of which are released for recreational fishing.
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History is alive and well in Philipsburg
Posted 2:27 PM 7/27/2012 by Breanna Roy - KPAX News
PHILIPSBURG- All you have to do is look around Philipsburg and see that history surrounds you, and unlike the many mining towns in Granite County that became ghost towns, the people never left this town.
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