By Suzanne Waring Making a conscious decision that she would devote time to those who struggle with circumstances that life has handed them, Deb Kottel… Read More »Deb Kottel: Great Falls Area Chamber of Commerce Athena Recipient
By Suzanne Waring It’s tradition. It’s historic. It’s an event you will enjoy. The Ravalli County Museum’s McIntosh Apple Day will be held in Hamilton,… Read More »Bitterroot Valley McIntosh Apple Day
By Carrie Scozzaro Bill Contreraz was really looking forward to the annual Mexican Fiesta in his native Billings this year. “One of the big things… Read More »Celebrating Hispanic Americans
By Aaron Parrett Sidney Armstrong is a Montana powerhouse. The daughter of Victoria Cooney and Richard K. O’Malley, (revered author of one of the Treasure… Read More »Sidney Armstrong: On Parenthood, Politics, and Philanthropy
MTCARES volunteers work to collect signatures safely in order to put Initiative 187 on the November ballot.
Dormon Olson has built replicas of toy tractors and other ag equipment for himself and farm toy collectors worldwide.
Montana’s nursing home acceptance rate for folks with Huntington’s Disease is not just abysmally low. It is ZERO—as in zilch, no way, nothing.
The historic 10th Street Bridge in Great Falls was set for demolition. Preservation Cascade worked to restore it to its original glory.
Tatting is the 200-year-old art of making a lace with loops and knots. All you need is thread, a shuttle, and your hands.
A mother sat with her daughter on a big rock, watching the sun set across the river. With sadness, she related the sheep wagon stories.
