BoLars Matson, left, and Lauren Oscilowski at Spotted Bear Spirits. (Courtesy photo) Glacier Distilling Company's Josephine's Moonshine at Josephine's in Coram on Wednesday, June 7. (Casey ...

Producing 500 to 600 barrels a year in their facility downtown, the two describe Cabinet Mountain as a “boutique destination brewery,” letting the charms of Libby and good beer lure people through the ...

Montana’s American single malt scene is no longer a whisper from the high country — it’s part of a broader craft wave where microbreweries and distilleries brew up new trends together. The formal ...

There are no winners in a government shutdown, and that includes our prized national parks. As lawmakers dither on Capitol Hill — each side blaming the other for what might be the most senseless ...

BOZEMAN – For the fourth consecutive year, research expenditures at Montana State University have topped $200 million, chiefly in the form of grants that have supported applications ranging from ...

October is recognized nationally as Manufacturing Month, a time to highlight the makers and producers who fuel local economies. Here in Northwest Montana, manufacturing isn’t limited to timber and ...

MISSOULA – As a project manager who specializes in campus recruiting for one of the world’s largest professional service firms, Reannon Crider insists on visiting her alma mater – the University of ...

From left to right, Tyler Brown, Rhonda Randall and Bill Randall, owners of A Little Bit of Big Sky Cigar & Lounge, at the lounge on Sep. 10, 2025. (Kate Heston/Daily Inter Lake) A Little Bit of Big ...

Participants in a walk move audit navigate a trail in the Wayfarers Unit of Flathead Lake State Park. (Hailey Smalley/Daily Inter Lake) Participants in a walk move audit navigate a trail in the ...

Glacier wide receiver Dylan Banzet (40) catches a 38-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter against Missoula Sentinel at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 3. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake) ...

Breweries and distilleries are among the most visible examples of manufacturing in Montana today. They source grain, convert it through production, package it, and ship it across the state and beyond.

Columbia Falls School District 6 enrollment is lower than it was at the start of last year. The district had 2,161 students total as of Sept. 15. Last year at the beginning of the year it was 2,216, a ...