Sour pickles. Brine pickles. New York deli Kosher dill pickles. The old-fashioned dill pickles your grandparents used to fish out of a big barrell down at the general store. What do these pickles have in common? They’re lacto-fermented dill pickles.
by GAIL JOKERST
Meet Edna Ridenour, 101 and as sassy and sharp as the day she graduated from Columbia Falls High School. Hers was the class of ’34 with, coincidentally, 34 students and a school motto of “WPA, here we come!”
by LISA M. PETSCHE
In approximately one-quarter of American households, care is provided to someone age 50-plus. In most cases, family members and friends provide all assistance.
by TODD JOHNSON
It was the best of lessons. It was the worst of lessons.
During the holidays, families come together from near and far to celebrate the season. Often it is also a time when family members begin to notice subtle changes in loved ones that were not apparent before.
In Montana, one in three women is a victim of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, harassment, or human trafficking. Nationally, the statistic is one in four. While the problem is more prevalent here, Montana’s rural nature makes it difficult for women to get help.
by LISA M. PETSCHE
When someone is confined to their home due to convalescence from an illness, recovery from surgery, or chronic illness or disability, their world shrinks considerably. It’s easy to become disconnected from others and the world in general.
by HOLLY ENDERSBY
If you live or vacation in Idaho or Montana, you are in luck: you have wonderful ski resorts to choose from, and they all want seniors to visit them!
by JOHN BIGART, Brain Injury Alliance of Montana
It has been said that brain injury doesn’t have a face until it happens to you or someone that you love. Unfortunately, we, at the Brain Injury Alliance of Montana (BIAMT), have seen the truth in that statement every day for the last 30 years.
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