For Bernard Jones, Slow Burn Records is more than just a place to buy music: it’s a hub for Northwest Montana’s vibrant music scene.  “As much as it’s about the vinyl records, it’s more about having a safe haven for artists,” Jones said. “People are excited about it.” Jones is the general manager of the […]

A century after it started sawing logs west of Columbia Falls, F.H. Stoltze Land & Lumber Co. survives as the oldest family-owned lumber company in Montana

For 70 years, members of the Robinson family have cultivated and cut Christmas trees to grace living rooms throughout the Rocky Mountains

Like today, visitors fell in love with Montana and never left

If there’s one thing that is undeniable about Mountain Mint, it’s that it is the perfect winter spirit

To inspire your holiday shopping list, here are a few favorites from the Treasured State’s most talented authors

With the Holidays around the corner we caught up with some of our favorite bakers from across the valley

The circumstances surrounding the Flathead Valley’s impoverished population are complex, and the social safety net is riddled with gaps. But the individuals we characterize as homeless are human to the core.

From office holiday parties to elevated après-ski, Chef Chris DiMaio’s unique seasonal appetizer combinations will be the hit of the season

Since 2002, the National Archery in Schools Program has taught more than 18 million kids about archery, including in the Flathead Valley

The son of author Norman Maclean picks up his father’s mantle on the shores of Seeley Lake

Companions in silence, a conversation between a cowboy and his horse requires no words

A conversation with the Atomic Tacos chefs about their approach to cooking and opening their own food truck

Part recollection and part lament, Peacock plots thirteen continent-spanning adventure tales

Northwest Montana is home to many old homesteads and heritage apple orchards, and some dedicated enthusiasts spend their days tracking down and cultivating the best of the crop