Sales are broken down over five-month periods according to each Flathead Valley city

Fronting kids as legal foils, OCT sought to bypass Montana’s entire political system in court, especially Montana’s uncooperative, elected Legislature

The forces of competition are likely to push us in the direction we were already going, with planes, trains and ships moving all over the globe

Someday I may make it to New Zealand or Chile or wherever it is permitted to catch a fish on a fly, but I can be on that close-to-home water, watching a bass crush a popper at dusk, seven days a week

Search teams discovered the additional bodies Monday at separate residences along State Route 96, one of the only roads in and out of the remote region near the state line with Oregon

Area residents from Big Arm to Lake Mary Ronan evacuated as wildfire spreads rapidly, closes state parks

Government task forces sound nice and give the illusion of a caring state government. Despite laudable goals, more state government is the last thing the housing sector needs.

When the first few cherries ripen, I’ll harvest and pit enough to fill a cup and then bake scones just before bed, when the temperature has cooled and I can stand to heat the oven

America’s ability to make goods has shrunk over time and that should be a concern

The last state Legislature, led with the help of elected representatives from Kalispell and Columbia Falls, demolished the ability of local communities to enact ordinances that required big development to include a small portion of homes deeded affordable to people who work in the area

Flathead First is not interested in defining who is, or is not, a “real” Republican or “real” Democrat. We are simply REAL Montanans who care deeply about the future of the Flathead.

Cleaning up our abandoned fencing seems the least we can do as stewards of the land

Second-quarter residential land sales fall below 2017 levels as market cools

As management agencies parse management responsibilities, grassroots educational opportunities on bear-human coexistence abound at Polebridge Bear Fair

Sponsored by U.S. Sen. Steve Daines and supported by Montana’s congressional delegation, proponents of the measure say it would remove roadblocks to responsible timber management