2015

A Tradition of Western Culture and Art Trends come and go but art is forever. There will never be a day where it’s considered “out of fashion” to hang an original painting on the wall or display [...]

In the late 1950s, Esso Gasoline hired a Chicago advertising agency to come up with an ad that would boost petrol sales. Emery Smith, the agency’s copywriter, came up with the slogan “Put a Tiger [...]

In the fashion world, past trends are constantly being recycled. For instance, the patterns and styles from the 1980s have seen a resurgence in modern fashion. Bold shapes and bright colors are [...]

During WWII, Americans on the home front supported military efforts by rationing food and supplies. For many, this was not a problem; they’d been dealing with food and supply shortages since the [...]

Image courtesy of Brian Morger, brianmorger.com In the 1950s and 1960s, America saw rapid growth in the fast food industry. Once a luxury, eating out became a casual experience. Franchises like [...]

For many, Eugene’s isn’t just pizza; it’s the taste of Montana. It’s the familiar flavor of home. Located in Glasgow, Eugene’s Pizza is operated by brothers Sam and Jeff Knodel, the second [...]

Image courtesy of Brian Morger and SunUp Corp. By L. Abigail Jones How Digital (Tried) to Kill the Video Star Richard Hollingshead, like all visionaries, must have looked like a cautionary tale [...]

Broadcast station KFBB has existed for nearly a century. In 1922, while President Harding was introducing the first radio in the White House, KFBB was introducing Montanans to the first radio [...]

By Marie Hoyer There are various customs during the Christmas season which add to the event. One of these is the Advent calendar anticipating Christmas Day. The calendar is comprised of 25 little [...]

What’s at the heart of Johnny’s Family Candies? Why, it’s right in the name – family. Over twenty years ago, Doreen Caquelin made a batch of chocolate covered cherries for her father, John [...]