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Youngest Ackerly lives up to family's destiny
1986: state champion. 1989: state champion. 1993: state champion. 1996: state champion. These are just some of the accomplishments of a team of athletes at the high school that might not normally be considered a team - the Ackerly family.
Girls run away with state title
The Flathead girls cross-country team, competing for their third state championship in four years, went on to win convincingly at the Bill Roberts golf course in Helena on Saturday - finishing five runners in the top 12.
Baucus expresses concern for increased voter apathStudents take charge with Adopt-a-Block
For the second time in 1996, Montana Senator Max Baucus visited Flathead High School, talking to students about the issues of his office and discussing political apathy among voters.
Students take charge with Adopt-a-Block
It's almost like deja-vu all over again, trash-wise. The Adopt-a-Block program, which failed in 1995, has been reinstated in an effort to keep open-campus. This time, according to teachers and some neighbors, it seems to be working.
Tech Center fate decided Tuesday
If the Applied Technology and Learning Center (ATLC) bond passes on Tuesday, students of FHS may find their school life changed.
Freshmen may appear in the halls of FHS, if a $3 million bond is passed next Tuesday to allow expansion and remodeling of FHS.