The short documentary tells the story of a group of tribal scientists at the backbone of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes' Water Compact, a historic water settlement between the Tribes, the state of Montana and the U.S. Showings will be held on the Flathead Indian Reservation in March.

Winter squash and frozen summer vegetables create a thick, warming curry with bright bursts of flavor

The “No Snow Barstool Ski Show” will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday in place of the beloved races following lack of snow

Smoky beets make a delicious filling for a vegetarian Reuben, especially when you layer in homemade condiments

All events for the winter festival and fundraiser for Bad Rock Canyon first responders are set to continue, with the fate of the iconic barstool ski races to be determined later this week

The festival, which runs from Feb. 13 to Feb. 15, will feature a range of films, from full-length narrative and documentary features to shorts and animation, from 23 countries

Vikings, yetis, penguins and aliens march down Central Avenue in Whitefish

Goat cheese, yogurt and up to three kinds of pickles create a bold dip that tastes delicious on homemade bagel chips

Changing the flours and adjusting the technique gives my classic loaf a new texture and flavor

The local craft distillery has doubled its staff and has grown to distribute vodka, gin, agave and whiskey across the state and in northern Colorado while curating specialty cocktails at its tasting room in downtown Whitefish over the last 10 years

Slightly stale homemade sourdough bagels bake into crispy chips sturdy enough to support thick dips

The coronation is scheduled for Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. at the O’Shaughnessy Center, after which the annual Disco Party will start at The Great Northern Bar at 9 p.m.

A series of rest times, smooth shaping and a boiling soda bath before baking result in dense, chewy sourdough bagels

Sally Thompson’s ‘Black Robes Enter Coyote’s World’ grew from her work on the Clark Fork Superfund case. But the book itself reaches back to the first encounter between the Salish and Jesuit missionaries, where radically different ways of understanding land collided — with consequences that continue to unfold.