Preserving our beautiful natural resources

Reserve your seats for the September Upbeat Breakfast

The area’s ecosystems provide essential services that support human well-being, from clean air and water to food production and climate regulation.

Hundreds to compete in Long Bridge Swim on Saturday

Registration still open for Long Bridge Swim.

FVCC announces Senior Institute program details

Flathead Valley Community College is still accepting participants into this year’s Senior Institute program.

'Wild Impressions,' featuring Wanda Mumm, opens April 27

The Hockaday Museum of Art will host “Wild Impressions,” a new exhibition featuring painter Wanda Mumm’s pieces created during her participation in the 2016 Artist Wilderness Connection Program.

John Bowdish awarded FVCC alumni award

Flathead Valley Community College honored John Bowdish this month with the 2017 Distinguished Alumni Award after his decades of work to support the college.

Crown Foundation scholarship winners announced

The Crown of the Continent Guitar Foundation has awarded 12 full-ride scholarships to Northwest Montana guitarists to attend the eighth annual Crown Guitar Workshop and Festival in Bigfork.

David G. 'Dave' Campbell, 47

David G. “Dave” Campbell passed away suddenly on Dec. 5. 2018, at his home in Kalispell.

Outrigger canoe club comes to Whitefish

By DAVID ERICKSON

Dale Duff in his Cadillac touring car. (Chandler Melton photo)

FDR touring cars will hit Sun Road

Trappers reminded of domestic dog capture precautions

With standard furbearer seasons underway and wolf trapping set to begin on December 15, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks reminds pet owners to be mindful that there could be trapping activity in the woods.

Public invited to 51st Annual Kyiyo Powwow at UM

Some of the best Native American dancers and drum groups in North America will gather at the University of Montana on Friday and Saturday, April 19-20, for the 51st Annual Kyiyo Celebration in the Adams Center.

FDR touring cars will hit Sun Road

In 1934, the country was in dire straights. Unemployment was high. Wars loomed. But still, the President, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, wanted to see this new road across Glacier National Park. The Going-to-the-Sun Road, they called it.

FDR touring cars will hit Sun Road

In 1934, the country was in dire straights. Unemployment was high. Wars loomed. But still, the President, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, wanted to see this new road across Glacier National Park. The Going-to-the-Sun Road, they called it.

Trappers and pet owners urged to take precautions

Wolf trapping is underway as of Dec. 15 and standard furbearer seasons are in full swing, so the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks urges pet owners to be mindful that there could be trapping activity in the woods.

Outrigger canoe club comes to Whitefish

By DAVID ERICKSON

PBS, Office of Public Instruction collaborate on home learning

As schools and districts across Montana suspend classes to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, MontanaPBS and the Montana Office of Public Instruction have announced a plan to support home learning for students.

Russian monk denying coronavirus takes control of monastery

MOSCOW (AP) — A rebellious Russian monk who has denied the coronavirus' existence and urged believers to ignore the Kremlin's lockdown orders has taken control of a monastery in the Ural Mountains.

Unbeaten Tigers claw out two more wins

Just another great win for a great team.

FVCC culinary students host Mother's Day brunch

This event benefits the culinary program by providing a unique experiential learning opportunity for its students.

Ask Fish and Game: Archery Fishing

Question: Do I need an archery permit to bow-fish?