2016

Article and Photo by J.B. Chandler The bear that once lived in this cave has not lived here for some time. The glaciers and the waterfalls disappeared far before the bear lived here, and all [...]

by Marie Hoyer A hike in the forest is what you can experience as you set upon the Ulhorn Hiking Trail located 23 miles southwest of Lewistown. The trailhead to the natural and undeveloped area [...]

Article and Photos by J.B. Chandler Napi, the Old Man, created the Earth, the oceans, and the backbone of the world – the Rocky Mountains. According to Blackfoot tradition, Napi then took the [...]

By Gen Geda Reaching for the clear, cool Montana skies through a jungle of conifer forests only to land a star on your fingertip is not such a stretch for many that are Montana-born. Living in a [...]

By Brad Reynolds The 1960s were a time of self-reflection and protest in American history. Social issues concerning civil rights and America’s place in foreign conflicts were being taken into the [...]

By Hope Good The town of White Sulphur Springs first got my attention last year when I attended and much enjoyed their highly successful Red Ants Pants Music Festival in July. I felt a real sense [...]

The Winifred Museum is home to over 3,000 Tonka Toys, possibly the largest collection in the world. The museum also features artifacts from the early days of Winifred, Indian artifacts that [...]

The C.M. Russell Museum proudly presents a full-scale exhibition paying tribute to artists who captured the breathtaking landscape and people of Glacier National Park. Going to the Sun: Artists [...]

The Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation, home to the Chippewa Cree Tribe, has been in existence for 100 years, established by Congressional Act on September 7, 1916. Chippewa Chief Ahsiniwin (Rocky [...]

On February 8, 1938 the commissioners of Toole County held their first meeting to discuss the purchase of fairgrounds. For $500 the land was secured and the WPA (Works Progress Administration) [...]