When it comes to hunting, legally and safely, that’s a no-go criticism zone

Breaking down the median amount of square footage for single-family residences sold by city and price range

Located along the east side of the Hungry Horse Reservoir, the project includes 4,600 acres of commercial timber harvest and 4,000 acres of noncommercial treatment

Proposed expansion of the lodge near Condon drew ire from locals worried it would change the character of the Swan Valley

Ranked 17th in the coaches poll and making a record 26th appearance in the playoffs, the Griz will travel to play third-ranked North Dakota State on Dec. 3

The storm was expected to reach Eastern Washington and Idaho by Sunday and continue east to Montana

Through the “Flathead River in Paint” online art auction and GivingTuesday, local organizations are raising money to support a conservation easement near the confluence of the Flathead and Stillwater rivers

Crispy, fried potato latkes are not only a delicious holiday finger food, but also a celebration of the miracle of oil used to burn the menorah candles throughout the Festival of Lights

Earlier this month, the Paul D. Wachholz College Center opened its doors on the campus of Flathead Valley Community College, providing our community with cultural, educational, and musical opportunities like we’ve never experienced before

You can find a variation for Homemade Pumpkin Spice Mix made from whole spices, rather than pre-ground ones, at TwiceAsTasty.com

It wasn’t until 1863, when President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed the last Thursday of November 'as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise,' that we celebrated Thanksgiving as a national holiday

The key is to find a nice bird and shoot it, but not too hard. Headshots are best for holiday birds, but if you’re a killer like me, any shot that manages to put a bird on the ground is a minor miracle

Having charted the quantity of new listings by calendar month back in February, let's refresh the data to compare January through October for the past three years

To be successful we must do the unthinkable and remove politics from the policy of wildlife management. Landowners, hunters and outfitters in every corner of the state are depending on it.

For me, John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address comes to mind – 'Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country'