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The Castle Museum is a Victorian mansion built in 1892 by B.R. Sherman, an innovative man for his day, and ran by the Meagher County Historical Association. The hilltop landmark overlooking White [...]

When you drive through the Little Belt Mountains in Central Montana, you are greeted by small communities that could seem insignificant; but for those who take the time to stop, they show [...]

The Musselshell Valley Historical Museum’s Dinosaur Depot added an exciting addition in 2025 – Sir William, the Teratophoneus. This rare Tyrannosaur was discovered in 2001 near Roundup and its [...]

By Connie Constan Please remember that the jump is protected by state law. Do not disturb anything or collect anything from the area. The First Peoples Buffalo Jump was well known locally for [...]

Ranch and Farm Wholesale Supply was originally founded in 1961 with Bob Simard, Harold Simard, Virgil Austreng and Oscar Knutson. Virgil and Oscar had previously operated a hardware and implement [...]

After forty-three years in the high-octane world of the restaurant industry, most people would be content with a quiet retirement. Brett Harris certainly was for about a year. But a nudge from [...]

By Lochiel Edwards Montana is a land of immigrants. Some of us descend from the first to arrive, maybe 600 generations past; some are first generation. We all came for the land – what was [...]

By Catharine Melin-Moser One indelible image of the American West is that of cowboys dragging roped calves to a fire where a branding iron is seared against the hide. Branding, however, is not a [...]

By Billie J Olson From a former gymnastics facility to a premier community hub, the Shonkin Event Center at 901 9th St N is breathing new life into Great Falls. The journey began in 2017 when [...]

By Billie J Olson In the shadow of the Rocky Mountain Front, Choteau feels like a “Hallmark town”—a place where children ride bikes freely and neighbors look you in the eye. At the center of this [...]