In the year 2026, the feat of being the “first” to do something in the sports world seems few and far between, especially in ...

I write to urge you to vote for Judge Amy Eddy for the Montana Supreme Court. During my 18 years as a Montana 11th Judicial District Court Judge, it was my distinct pleasure to come to know and ...

I wait all year for the first tender greens to leaf out in my garden. Before full heads and large leaves have time to form, I ...

While I am not a lawyer or judicial scholar, as a citizen infused with a zeal for civic duty, I do have passable knowledge of governing bodies and documents, from the U.S. Constitution to ...

As Sister Judy Lund sat and spoke with Marygrace Knuffke, a St. Matthew’s alumna who is serving out her year as Miss ...

I’m writing to support Derek Peachey for Montana House District 3. In today’s political climate, it requires a lot of guts to publicly share one’s political opinions, but downright courage to run for ...

Habitat for Humanity of Flathead Valley on Tuesday announced the launch of a new affordable housing initiative that aims to ...

The U.S. Senate narrowly voted to approve Steve Pearce’s nomination to lead the Bureau of Land Management. Pearce, a 78-year-old Republican, has deep ties to the oil and gas industry and a record of ...

As voters cast ballots for this year’s party primaries, they’ll be weighing in on a primary election cycle characterized by ...

Montanans don’t always agree on politics. But when it comes to public lands, and the wildlife that depend on them, there is a remarkable and enduring consensus: these places matter, and they are worth ...

Gracing the entrance of downtown Bigfork, the Bigfork Inn has served as a staple of the lake town’s character and a place of ...

I see where every graduating class of the University of Montana can now raise a glass of celebratory beer—“1901”—commissioned for the alumni association’s 125th anniversary. The unique lager—brewed ...