Funds Still Sought for Bibler Trail Project

Local group at 75 percent of the $73,000 needed

Party Animals

‘Mission: Pawsible’ auction and gala in Whitefish on Sept. 11

Kid Food, Part Deux

Chef Jim Gray

Bringing ‘The Wylds’ to the Flathead

Local screenwriter and director’s film released Aug. 31

Your Duty: Eat Local

Chef Jim Gray

Top Guitar Talent Hits the Stage and Classroom

Free workshops and public concerts during weeklong guitar foundation festival

Montana Horse Racing: A Way of Life

Missoula and Flathead counties bring horse racing back to fairs

Eating New York

Chef Jim Gray

Learning to Go it Alone

Whitefish resident Stephen Jackman released second solo album

After Leadership Change, Fair Week Kicks Off

Optimism despite controversy over fair manager’s firing

‘Garlic!’ (Applause)

Chef Jim Gray

‘The Boys are Back’

Oak Ridge Boys headed to Northwest Montana Fair Aug. 17

Death of an Institution

Chef Jim Gray

Songs, Poems and Storytelling in ‘Native Anthropology’

Jack Gladstone releases 15th album

Easy as Pie

Chef Jim Gray

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