The Faces of Indian Relay Races
As the sport continues to gain popularity, Indian Relay team participants say the horsemanship, camaraderie and adrenaline rush keeps them addicted to racing
In its Sixth Year, Trego’s Backwoods Accordion Festival Aims to Squeeze
This year’s event includes a vendor fair, kids activities and a variety show featuring mini sets by various players
Under The Big Sky 2025: Canadian Country Crooner Corb Lund Descends on the Flathead Valley for a Doubleheader
The musician from Alberta is taking a break from his summer vacation to perform back-to-back shows Friday night
Grizzy Bear Deaths, Conflicts Continue to Rise in Northwest Montana
A spate of recent bear encounters underscore the state agency’s new messaging approach when reporting encounters between humans and grizzly bears, including online tools to promote awareness
The Event at Rebecca Farm Draws Equestrians from Coast to Coast
The five-day event is a summer staple in the Flathead Valley, featuring dressage, cross-country, and show jumping while attracting Olympic-level riders from across the country
‘A Cascading Effect’: Grant Cuts Hit Local Food Programs Now, Federal SNAP Reductions Loom
Nonprofits prepare for decreased funding and increased demand as SNAP cuts from the Big Beautiful Bill come in the next months, years
A New Rural Clinic in Polson is Poised to Help Keep Healthcare Local
The groundbreaking ceremony marked the start of a three-phase plan to improve healthcare at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center
Flathead County Finalizes Agreement with Department of Corrections for Prerelease Center
The agencies signed an Interlocal Agreement, which establishes performance metrics and oversight for the 90-bed prerelease center and step-down program for male offenders that will replace the existing Greenwood Village Inn and Suites in Evergreen
Somewhere Over the Rainbow (Peak)
A climb in the North Fork region of Glacier National Park that encompasses all the elements
FWP Investigates Illegal Introduction of Brown Trout in Flathead River
After an angler hooked a brown trout upstream of Pressentine Bridge last month, officials are trying to determine how the nonnative species ended up in a river system, as well as the extent of its invasion
What Could the End of the Roadless Rule Mean for Montana’s National Forests?
Critics of the decades-old policy restricting road construction and timber harvests in inventoried roadless areas say its repeal removes obstacles for local forest managers. But conservation advocates and former forest planners say the rule’s dissolution is more complicated.
Walsh, Wheeler and the Lake They Shared
While former U.S. Senators Thomas Walsh and Burton Wheeler are regarded by many as political legends, they also shared a deep affection for Glacier National Park and Lake McDonald
Kalispell Hears from Community on New Land Use Plan
The new state law requires cities adopt at least five out of 14 strategies intended to lower regulations for developers and meet future housing needs
Climber Dies on Mount Gould in Glacier National Park
Brian Astle, 42, of Provo, Utah, fell to his death Wednesday while scaling the prominent summit along the Garden Wall north of Logan Pass
Luxury Real Estate Company Unveils ‘Flathead Lake Club’ Proposal in Lakeside at First Public Hearing
Flathead County Planning Board members tabled the proposal until next month when it will decide for or against recommending the 359-unit private golf club project to the Flathead County commissioners
