The Flathead Valley is home to a suite of educational programs, camps, and outdoor activities that help connect kids with nature

Dotted across the Flathead Valley are myriad museums dedicated to art, history and more

There is a range of opportunities in the Flathead, from stage productions to summer camps, that can offer kids a chance to perform and learn new skills

As readers strengthen their relationship with self and nature, artist and author Allie Maloney’s “Northwest Montana Field Journal” is a window into her own journey

After years of major growth, enrollment at the Flathead Valley’s public schools is beginning to cool

The local educational institution has been a pillar of the community for more than 50 years

The Garden is focused on bringing positive internal transformation for those who visit

Whether they’re frightful or delightful, Montana’s record-setting winters have always given us plenty to talk about

At Christian Moreno’s café, a Mediterranean menu favorite is redefining breakfast in Whitefish

A conversation with the executive chef behind numerous restaurants spanning the Flathead Valley, including Abruzzo Italian Kitchen in Whitefish and Dusty Star Saloon in Kalispell

Twin brothers Nick and Andy Bertrand are local builders, carvers and Norse enthusiasts who recently began their lifetime project — bringing an immersive Viking experience to the Flathead Valley

In ‘True West,’ Betsy Gaines Quammen separates what’s myth and material in the West

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