During the 2013 California Rim Fire, firefighters directed photojournalist Al Golub down a stretch of road they believed safe. Moments later, a plume of fire shot in front of his truck, like something you’d see in a movie.
From the frontline: How to cover forest fires and stay safe Read More »
Self-publishing has opened the door to anyone wanting to get their work out, but there are still things to consider before deciding to do it alone.
Are you ready to try self-publishing? Read More »
Tim Cahill, a founding editor of Outside magazine and a prolific adventure writer, received honorary membership to OWAA following his keynote address at the 2016 annual conference in July in Billings, Montana.
Tim Cahill granted honorary OWAA membership Read More »
The coup is complete. Newspaper guys rule OWAA. Four of the last five presidents served, or are serving, long careers in the newspaper industry. And the reign will continue with the current vice president also coming from the print journalism world.
Presidential pact: Prettyman steps up to lead OWAA Read More »
OWAA is here to help you promote and sell your work, as well as give you the skills reach new markets.
Make the most of your membership Read More »
The town of Dubois remains open for business to visitors, as does all of U.S. Hwy. 26/287 from Jackson Hole to Dubois.
Hwy. 26, Town of Dubois Remain Open Through Lava Mountain Fire Read More »
County commissioners pass resolution supporting sportsmen’s access and outdoor recreation spending
Idaho's Teton County Opposes Transfer of America’s Public Lands to the State Read More »
Two organizations dedicated to promoting the health and fitness benefits of backcountry hunting and fishing, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers and Wilderness Athlete, are launching a partnership.
We all know about Yellowstone and Glacier National Park. We’ve seen the grizzly bears, the bighorn sheep and the waterfalls.
Into the unknown: 5 Montana destinations you’ve never heard of Read More »
Southeast Montana has seen its fair share of history. The Great Sioux War began here when Chief Red Cloud declared war on the forts along the Bozeman Trail and the soldiers trespassing on his land.
Journey back in time: Places to experience history in southeast Montana Read More »
