Since 2022, the Flathead Valley football phenom has been working for ESPN as a college football analyst

Presley is a three-star recruit and the No. 2-ranked Montana prospect in the Class of 2026.

He is tied for 17th place at 2-under for the tournament and made the cut, opening the door for him to chase his first major title Saturday and Sunday.

This year’s event includes a vendor fair, kids activities and a variety show featuring mini sets by various players

The musician from Alberta is taking a break from his summer vacation to perform back-to-back shows Friday night

The property, a 1.64-acre piece of land north of Railway Street and east of Columbia Avenue, was transferred to the housing authority for development about five years ago

King is one of a number of local performers slated to play the three-day festival at Big Mountain Ranch

A conversation with a chef with longstanding ties to the Kandahar Lodge who is helming the hotel’s new restaurant

The newest owners of the iconic Polebridge establishment bring a fresh vision that blends tradition with new programming, updated food and drink menus and special events

The July 11 show will feature music from a trio of country musicians, with Tyler Rich headlining the show, and opening acts Scotty Hasting and Maggie Baugh

According to one StoryCorps staffer, themes that emerged over the course of dozens of recording sessions include unexpected friendships and relationships, community traditions, role models, the environment, the natural world, and change.

The "Made in Montana" film series lineup includes “Heaven’s Gate,” the polarizing, lengthy big budget Michael Cimino film based on Wyoming’s Johnson County War

The council opted to put the question before voters last fall as to whether or not it should amend the charter to allow for members of the council to receive compensation

Entry this year is free, but the festival, which is now a nonprofit, will be accepting donations for a new scholarship fund to send local high school grads to FVCC's culinary program

The ledger paper used for the drawings ranges from the early 1900s up to 1913, and draws from sources including cattle records, veterinarian records, and journal day book entries