The Beauty of Warmth
Fireplaces have grown in popularity as a central focus in many homes, with myriad modern designs for any taste and style of project
Fireplaces have grown in popularity as a central focus in many homes, with myriad modern designs for any taste and style of project
After five years on Nucleus Avenue, North Fork Pizza has cemented its place as Columbia Falls’ go-to spot for a slice
The famed environmental novelist and essayist spent years living in fire lookouts doing seasonal work for the National Park Service, including one summer at Glacier’s Numa Ridge Lookout
Kayakers are back and preparing once again to take on an epic stretch of whitewater on the Swan River
Spring awakens our intrepid spirit; the sunshine ignites our wild side. This change of season is where adventure begins.
An efficient 1,200-square-foot cabin pays tribute to fire tower lookouts and German hunting lodges
A winding road brought Hungry Horse native Aurora Darling back to the Flathead Valley, where she now creates beautiful and delicious cakes and treats at Ephemera Confection in downtown Kalispell
Kalispell Downtown Association Executive Director Pam Carbonari on the city's new trail
Gunsmith Gene Gordner has spent his life chasing adventure, inspired by the frontiersmen of the 1800s, a fascination with history that has influenced his craft, his cowboy music and his off-the-grid cabin lifestyle
To get you ready for the first ride of the year, we asked Mike to give us some tips
Honoring the old while innovating the new on the shores of Whitefish Lake
Kalispell’s longtime Main Street fixture has evolved from a pool hall selling ammunition into a beloved family-friendly gathering place
James A. Talbot opened a bank, built a schoolhouse and hotel and even gave the state land for the Montana Veterans’ Home
Nearly 30 years after the death of Abigail Frederick, a luminous peace activist and the namesake of the Flathead Valley’s domestic violence service provider, her community recalls the impact she had on their lives
Two decades ago, Delia Buckmaster tiptoed into a fitness discipline that barely existed in Northwest Montana and transformed herself into an internationally recognized instructor