Tatting: Not Knitting or Crocheting
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.
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Sheep Wagon Love Story
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.
John Mues: World Traveler & Military Veteran Learns from Seniors
“We could be doing so much more to get seniors engaged in the community,” says John Mues.
Max Salisbury: World-Class Cowboy
“You know, the average fella munching a Big Mac in some city never knows fellas like me help get the beef in the bun,” said Max Salisbury.
What to Know about the Montana REAL ID
Montana residents will be required to have a REAL ID if they want to take domestic flights. The deadline is October 2020.
The Intermittent Father and Grandparent
One son now dwells in the stark range of the Rocky Mountains; one son in the forest-blanketed mountains of the Appalachians.
Local Historians — A Virtual World Community
Social media groups give virtual historians opportunities to exchange info & clarify varying accounts of the past, creating a written record.
Absaroka Hydro Facility — A Boost for Renewable Energy
Absaroka Energy in Bozeman, Mont., is developing a “hydro battery” that makes renewable energy more balanced, reliable, and cost-effective.
Discover the International Suites
The International Suites is the pinnacle of visitor-related businesses in Winnifred, Mont., a community with a population of about 200 people.
Celebrating Women’s History Month
For Women’s History Month, we celebrate three Montana women who have made a difference: Jeannette Rankin, Myrna Loy, and Minnie Two Shoes.