2024

By Catharine Melin-Moser As legend tells it, in 1912, Grandma Cresap answered a knock at the door of her daughter’s house on Main Street in Lewistown. The group of men standing on the stoop [...]

By Tiffany Sweeney Martinsdale is not typically a destination town. It is home to less than fifty people in a beautiful valley surrounded by three mountain ranges: Castles, Crazies, and the [...]

By Kelly Lynch On September 14, the annual Vets for Vets event took place, marking one of its most successful years to date. With over seventy-three service providers and more than 200 veterans [...]

By Kelly Lynch Montana has long been a state that honors and respects its veterans. As of 2017, nearly 10% of Montana’s population consists of veterans, earning it one of the highest veteran [...]

Annually across the nation October is widely recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness month. In Montana a local non-profit BCA (Breast Cancer Awareness) has their largest fundraiser Art Gala in the [...]

Mining may have earned Montana its nickname as the Treasure State, but Montana’s greatest treasure is its people—men and women who have shaped the state and made it a place we’re proud to call [...]

Shunka Warak’in Counties Sighted: Dawson, Garfield, Madison, McCone Meet Shunka Warak’in, the beast as difficult to pronounce as it is to find. It’s fitting that this creature’s name should be a [...]

By Brad Reynolds At a glance, 1975 looked like a great year for American cattle ranchers. Beef production reached its peak at 132 million head—a height the industry had never before seen, nor has [...]

By Jean Allen A Healthy Horizon, owned by Donna Hartelius, is a welcoming, calming environment to help people feel well. Donna specializes in functional health, which is a patient- focused [...]

Nearly everyone knows someone impacted by cancer. For nineteen years, the Chouteau County Cancer Support Group has been supporting those with a cancer diagnosis and preventing cancer through [...]