Rodeo’s Greatest Entertainer Retires

By Tim Lee The man, the legend, tips his hat and holds his hands over his chest in the shape of a heart. The end of an era has arrived with the retirement of Flint Rasmussen. Flint was born in [...]

Gibson Hotel

By Amy Pearson The new Gibson Hotel on the corner of 7th Street and Central Ave has been a long time coming. In the fall of 2019, owner Ty Rollins says he was looking for a uniquely shaped hotel [...]

Borrie Would be Proud

By Tim Lee Every community has its “staples” and we at Lifestyles love talking about these places, especially when they reach milestones. Borrie’s Supper Club is one of those staples and [...]

Glendive: Montana’s Dinosaur Capital

If you dig dinosaurs, there’s no better state than Montana, and there’s no better community than Glendive. The town sits atop the late-Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation and has seen significant [...]

Bear Gulch Pictographs

In a 100-foot-deep limestone canyon, visitors of the Bear Gulch Pictographs can take in the wonder of approximately 3,000 Plains Indian drawings. Macie Lundin-Ahlgren, whose family has owned the [...]

Square Butte

An interesting drive to explore, is to the town of Square Butte located midway between Stanford and Fort Benton on scenic Highway 80. Established in 1913, Square Butte was named for the [...]

The Russell Summer Sale

August 16 – 19, 2023 Inspired by the one-and-only artist and storyteller Charlie Russell, these events will include happenings for all ages and any who love art and the Western lifestyle. Join us [...]

Horse Racing Returns to Great Falls

Horses are intricately woven into Montana’s heritage. They were a means of travel for the First Peoples, pioneers, and homesteaders. Montana’s first farms and ranches were made possible by [...]

Lewis and Clark Festival

By Tim Lee Twenty-five years ago, a group of driven individuals known as the Lewis and Clark Foundation broke ground with a goal that had finally been met. After eight years of celebrating Lewis [...]