Forty years ago — on Oct. 12, 1976 — President Ford signed a bill into law protecting 219 miles of the Flathead River

Your back room processes fuel everything else. Make them as effective and efficient as possible.

It sure looks like Weyerhaeuser will depart Montana in the foreseeable future

After a new president is sworn in, what happens to rural and small town America?

Let’s consider voting for our current governor and his fiscal prudence

Keith Regier stands firmly rooted to conservative principles

We need a governor who is not beholden to special interests

Instead of spending taxpayers’ money on building jails, why not ask who and why are people going to jail

Montana's race for governor

We know there is another option in Libertarian Gary Johnson

Loggers and the Forest Service are working together to ensure that all trees will be around for future generations to enjoy

FVCC was born from a basic concern shared by a few determined locals

As a small business owner, you don't have the options that Chairman of the Board has.

Just when I think there’s no hope, I see a political ad that gets it

It’s been one heck of a growing season in the Flathead