by DR. AARON PARRETT
Sheila Rice embodies what the phrase “Montana Citizen” is all about. Born in Anaconda and raised in Great Falls, Rice has devoted her life and career to public service in the Great Falls community and throughout the state of Montana.
by JEREMY WATTERSON
For 122 years, a Major League Baseball player has rested at Great Fall’s Old Highland Cemetery in an unmarked grave. An effort on behalf of William H. Colgan, the first former player to be buried in the state of Montana, hopes to remedy this in time to unveil a new memorial at the 8th annual Waking the Dead Tour to be held on June 24, 2018.
by HOLLY ENDERSBY
Climbing a steep trail or wading through thick brush with a full pack and heavy rifle is no walk in the park. But it doesn’t have to be excruciating, either.
by HOLLY ENDERSBY
I’ve had wonderful wines for $10, horrible vintages for $90, and unexpected delights for $20, all of which have convinced me that much of wine’s pricing is hype…or lack thereof.
by DR. HOLLY CARLING
We’ve all heard the words “gut-wrenching pain,” but until you have colitis, irritable bowel, diverticulitis, Crohn’s Disease, or any other inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), you really don’t have a clue how accurate those words are.
by RANDALL HILL
In their shows, Sam Moore and Dave Prater became a freewheeling bundle of collective energy, joyfully bobbing, weaving, and gyrating, all the while singing at full throttle.
by NATALIE BARTLEY
Camping alone builds self-confidence and creates lifetime memories.
THE ONE-YEAR CAREER OF VAUGHN MEADER by RANDALL HILL On November 22, 1963, when a Milwaukee cabbie picked up his passenger, the driver recognized 27-year-old
by CONNIE DAUGHERTY
Milana Marsenich’s descriptions of the 1895 warehouse fire and of Butte in 1917 in her book “Copper Sky” are vivid and detailed, and this summer’s skies helped take me back to when smoke in the air and danger underground were routine.
by GAIL JOKERST
When forest fires ignited near my home two years ago, I began compiling a list of items to pack once word came to evacuate. My laptop and family photos made the roster. So did a cracked, nine-inch-long box that’s priceless to me and of questionable value to anybody else.
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