The city removed one of its three city wells from service after recent regulatory laboratory testing detected perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) at nearly double the Environmental Protection Agency’s Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL)
By Lauren Frick
Artificial intelligence and partnerships — both external and internal — served as key points brought up by community members and board members alike.
By Mariah Thomas
Glacier Park’s classic Dawson-Pitamakan Loop encapsulates the best elements of autumn
By Hunter D'Antuono
Ray Djuff's new book, co-authored with Scott Tanner and Bill Lundgren, digs into the park's stranger corners.
By Tristan Scott
For the past four summer seasons, Barclay’s Burgers has positioned itself along U.S. Highway 2 in Hungry Horse serving up burgers and fries with a twist
By Zoë BuhrmasterThe power company is pursuing a sale of the FERC-licensed hydroelectric facility, which includes 277 acres of land that would remain open to public access. A final decision isn't expected until early 2027.
With multi-generational roots, the Rooney family placed a 57-acre conservation easement on their property, permanently barring subdivision and development
The questions clients actually ask, from fees and fiduciary duty to succession planning
FVCC’s largest scholarship fundraiser takes place on Oct. 30 at Wachholz College Center on its Kalispell campus. Tickets go on sale Sept. 15.
Local artists create curated collection of iconic park posters that celebrate the beauty and spirit of Glacier National Park
The historic program will celebrate its legacy, which includes six state titles, with a reunion open to former players, coaches, managers and fans at the Bulldogs’ game against Ronan on Thursday, Sept. 17.
Tim Torgerson will perform alongside nine other finalists as part of the Whitefish Songwriter Festival’s first-ever “It’s All About the Song” Songwriting Contest on Sept. 18 at the O’Shaughnessy Center
The next phase of Montana’s economic success should focus on participation
It appears that our lawmakers and election bureaucrats have never read the Constitution’s Fourteenth Amendment
We should not confuse the existence of minerals beneath public land with an obligation to disturb everything above them
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The rural Seeley-Swan Valley school has long struggled to make ends meet, but school board members and the county superintendent say a 2023 law requiring tuition payments was the final blow. It's one of at least nine small Montana districts to go non-operational since the law passed.
Commodity prices are up despite drought and the geopolitical climate contributing to the lowest U.S. wheat production since the 1970s. But Montana farmers say it’s not enough as input costs rise and tight margins persist.
As e-bikes explode in popularity, the mountain biking community continues to grapple with whether the new technology should be shunned or embraced
A six-part series on notorious Flathead Valley militia leader David Burgert, who vanished into the wilderness after a shootout with sheriff's deputies in 2011
