The allure of finding gold in Paradise Valley’s Mill Creek attracted placer miners to the stream as soon as the western ...

As schools across Montana reach the end of their year, it’s a much more significant moment for one rural school in Powell County, which will soon be closing its doors for the final time.

Advertisements for land for sale in the proposed Schrieber Meadows North and South subdivisions south of Libby tout "stunning water views and an abundance of wildlife as well as a bird watcher's ...

Americans spend an average of 5 hours and 16 minutes per day on their phones. But there’s no cell service at Charit Creek ...

Los Angeles Sparks star Kelsey Plum is turning heads with the work she is putting in before the WNBA season. Las Vegas Aces guard Kelsey Plum (10) looks on during a September 6, 2024 game.

Montana has been luxurified ... Blixseth originally purchased 164,000 acres just outside Yellowstone from the Plum Creek Timber Company in the 1990s. The area was an ecological jewel where ...

By Montana standards, Bozeman Creek is actually a humdrum little drip ... A no-frills little house on North Plum that I rented, with a guy in a band called the Pigs, for $220 a month in 1988 ...

Cross-laminated timber manufacturer SmartLam is bringing production back to the Columbia Falls facility where Plum Creek Timber Co ... skyscrapers built from Montana’s forests — “20 ...

Tom Ray, the Montana resource team leader for Weyerhaeuser ... Weyerhaeuser merged with Plum Creek Timber Co. in 2016, forming the largest private owner of timberland in the U.S., with more ...

When Loren Rose signed on with Pyramid Mountain Lumber 33 years ago, Montana was embroiled in a timber war and the big players were Plum Creek and Champion International. Jump forward three decades ...

With almost 346,000 acres (140,021 hectares), the Wilkses rank second in landownership in Montana. Only the logging company Weyerhaeuser/Plum Creek Timber owns more land in the state. The Wilkses ...

Plum Creek owned 1.3 million acres of land in Montana a decade ago but has sold or traded more than 500,000 acres that it determined was not productive for timber.