David Mirisch: Nonoprofits’ Favorite Publicist
David Mirisch of Superior, Mont., 86, has been a publicist and producer of nonprofit fundraising events for more than 50 years.
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Vaccines Offer Ray of Hope After Long Year
COVID vaccines provide a ray of hope, but how to obtain the shots in the state of Montana may seem confusing.
MT Gerontology Society Conference: April 12th & 13th in Missoula
The Montana Gerontology Society is hosting a virtual conference April 12 and 13 at the Holiday Inn Downtown, in Missoula.
Judy Ericksen: Volunteer Extraordinaire
Judy Ericksen, 78, of Great Falls, Mont., has clocked many volunteer hours and has made a significant impact on her community.
Gift Giver: Traditional Healer/Artist Louise Ogemahgeshig Fischer
By CARRIE SCOZZARO “Generosity is a value in Anishinaabe beliefs,” said Elizabeth Louise Fischer, 70, of York, Mont. Her family name, Ogemahgeshig, means “Chief of… Read More »Gift Giver: Traditional Healer/Artist Louise Ogemahgeshig Fischer
Homework Can Pay Off for Caregivers
As a family caregiver, doing some homework can pay off in terms of improving your well-being and that of the person you care for.
March Calendar of Events
Online Climate Advocate Training SUNDAY, March 14 — 3-5 pm The Montana chapters of Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) will hold a virtual Climate Advocate Training… Read More »March Calendar of Events
Online Event: Community Conversations About the Golden Years
Planning for the golden years or caring for an elderly loved one? Join these monthly online lunch-&-learn sessions — Community Conversations.
Barb Brant Makes Magic with Foolish Blooms
Folks turning passion into successful businesses are lucky in life. Barb Brant, the creative force behind Foolish Blooms, certainly is lucky.
Ammonite: The Jurassic Jewel
I’m a rocker. Not the rock-and-roll kind, the geo-kind—a rockhound, an amateur collector of Earth’s past. My jurassic jewel is an ammonite.