The author and her family first visited the historic fire lookout overlooking the North Fork Flathead River to celebrate a milestone more than two decades ago. Today, it offers a connection to a familiar setting that has endured changing times.
Dave Restivo traced his Italian roots across the sea to a gelato stand and brought a passion for the frozen delicacy back to the Flathead Valley
She says “jackpot!” I say “flea factory.”
Let's hit the road during the dog days of summer in Montana
In a feat that was part endurance and part advocacy, a trio of ultrarunners linked up the last remaining glaciers of Glacier National Park to highlight the effects of climate change for a new North Face film
Catherine Raven's memoir is an empathetic and intelligently rendered story about the depths of relationships
The allure of one of the Western United States' largest freshwater lakes is boundless. Access to its bright, clear waters is less so.
The family-owned Polson institution has been serving up delicious burgers for over six decades
Here are some recipes and ideas on how to have an excellent drink no matter how far away you are from the home bar
Two-day, 110-mile bike ride evokes sport’s golden age while supporting scholarship to Kalispell Montessori Schools
Serving the Flathead Valley and beyond since 2014, Two Bear Air’s world-class search-and-rescue service and its suite of high-tech equipment has transformed the region into the last best place to get lost and found
In harmony with the landscape, the exterior materials were chosen to blend in rather than stand out
A conversation with the co-owners of Isling Chow about learning to love cooking and bringing new flavors to the Flathead Valley
With summer in full force, the Flathead Valley’s favorites bars and breweries are welcoming patrons to enjoy a drink outdoors and take in some of the longest days of the year
Historians estimate that Japan launched about 9,300 balloons at the height of World War II, each carrying about 800 pounds of bombs. About 300 were sighted or found in North America, with 32 balloon bombs turning up in Montana, including one in Kalispell.
Launching in 1976 with a 24-hour Rape Crisis Line, the Abbie Shelter has evolved into a six-bed facility, providing resources and court advocacy for domestic violence survivors while educating the community
The Flathead Lakers, Upper Missouri Waterkeeper and Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes sued the EPA for adopting "arbitrary" and "reactive" standards for nutrient pollution, alleging it violated the Clean Water Act and the Endangered Species Act
Seth Bodnar said that he would be considering "a new way to serve our state and nation." The leadership transition for the university will begin immediately.
