Perennial losing candidates are not unusual in American politics but Riddick’s quests earned him a place in the hearts of many in Montana...

“I love riveting and adding accents with ribbon or brass,” White Bear says...

A conflict over water - and one company’s right to bottle it by the billions of gallons - is in the depths of a four-year battle...

M.L. Smoker describes her earliest memories of writing as analogous to the sound of a bell penetrating deeply into her cosmos...

Still not finding much to laugh about in these post-pandemic times? America’s funniest satirist Carl Hiaasen has the solution...

Betty Kujawa moved to Montana in 1999, settling in Butte. She enrolled in an alpaca spinning class about ten years ago...

The Steel Woods released its third and perhaps most polished album, All of Your Stones, in May, 2021, a powerful series of compilations...

DeShaw says he sees the universal language of music as an effective way to merge mental-health awareness and melody...

At the ripe old age of 36, the bright and ever-engaging Paolini, a home-schooled book nerd, is taking two giant leaps.

A 1941 Montana State graduate with dual degrees in chemistry and microbiology, Hilleman is credited with saving the lives of millions...

Stephen Jones repeatedly tags readers with smack-dab prose, wicked humor and nightmarish circumstances of real and imagined immortality.

Lavender, tick weed, black-eyed Susan, common yarrow, mountain-ash, spiraea, and much more fill the lawns of Montana's low-water gardeners.

In this ongoing series, Montana Press will continue to present a biographical profile of Montana’s new governor, exploring his history...

She loved camping and hiking and the thrill of sleeping outdoors.

Terry and Prairie County stake claim to one piece of Montana’s most idiosyncratic history – a band of musicians who invited themselves to...

Amanda Heimbuch, owner of Country Girl Clay in Glendive, provides mud-caked testimony that behind every polished and impressive mug,...

In this ongoing series, Montana Press will continue to present a biographical profile of Montana’s new governor, exploring his history...

Roger Fleming’s books, Majority Rules and Outsider Rules are fictional accounts of the reality of how Washington, D.C. really functions....

Emmanuel Taylor Gordon’s life began between six and seven o’clock on Saturday morning, April 29, 1893, at White Sulphur Springs, Montana,...

The daughter of Norm Olson and Sherry Servo of Columbia Falls, Jennifer Lynn Olson was caring, artistic, loving, and studious. Jennifer...