Flathead Avalanche is celebrating its 10th anniversary this winter with more forecasters, events and educational programming than ever before as snow safety advocates reflect on its evolution that began in the Flathead Valley more than four decades ago

The Hot Toddy is more than just good medicine

The Gray Goo, an ensemble of local, classically trained noise-rock afficionados, riffs on everything from funk to punk to psychedelic rock as they create a dark and doom-y soundscape that’s resonating with audiences of all stripes in northwest Montana

Embrace the elements in style as the cold winter months arrive in northwest Montana

Whitefish chef Adam Becker’s new restaurant “Beldi” aims to harness high-end culinary arts to create flavorful food that comforts and satisfies

Emerging spa and sauna trends are redefining how builders incorporate the outdoor sanctuaries into their home designs

In the depths of a Flathead Valley winter, light is life. And in those darkest months, it often feels as though light is at a premium.

When it's below freezing, warm ambience and a homely fireplace matter just as much as a drink’s delicious taste. Here are five cozy coffee shops across the valley to thaw out at.

I hope you all find a little magic in the stories before you

These iconic Flathead musicians and bands – from bluegrass to funk, rock, and country – have passed the community’s litmus test with flying colors

Bradford Beardall combined his love for Whitefish with his background in design, creating a collection of eclectic “locals only” t-shirts

Nothing cuts the chill like a warm fire, a steaming cup of cider and a good book of your choice

The Flathead Valley will offer plenty of activities this winter to appeal to a wide range of interests and age groups

From musical theater to martial arts, the art of balancing your children’s extracurricular activities and interests is a rarefied parenting skill

For more than 40 years, the Glacier Mountaineering Society has helped its members explore the farthest reaches of Glacier National Park while promoting an ethic of stewardship and safety. Now, following the recent deaths of some of its most dedicated members, the next generation of climbers is taking up the mantle.