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Sequoia sells artistic soap bars inspired by indigenous stories and ingredients, plus candles and bodycare. Here, the founder shares her story of success.

The Stolen Waters Summit, held at the University of Montana, brought together prominent voices to resist colonial projects that oppose Indigenous relationships to water. Speakers from across the Missouri, Columbia,

When I first visited the Crazy Mountains, I experienced the dichotomy of feeling both frightened and protected, of feeling utter solitude but void of loneliness. With its addictive serenity, the

The Forest Service is in the final stage of deciding on a land exchange proposal first submitted to the agency by a stakeholder group in 2021. The proposal would consolidate

The Forest Service is in the final stage of deciding on a land exchange proposal first submitted to the agency by a stakeholder group in 2021. The proposal would consolidate

A world-renowned pianist is returning to Chester to play a benefit concert for his hometown Sunday, Oct. 22. Patty DeVries, president of the Liberty

Heres a roundup of some of the local stories Missoulian reporters put out this week.

Great Falls is home to the Charles M. Russell Museum where you can tour Charlie and Nancy’s home, his log cabin studio, view hundreds of Charlie's original works and a bit of local history.

To recognize traditional ways of knowing, Kimmerer argued Indigenous knowledge must be elevated within academia.

If you think estate, succession and legacy planning are boring topics then you haven’t attended a presentation by Marsha Goetting, MSU Extension family economics specialist.