April

“Any advantage we can give to our producers, we will,” says Darrin Boss, superintendent of the Northern Agricultural Research Center (NARC) at Havre. For over 100 years, NARC has been conducting [...]

Big Sandy Craig Edwards Gallery Highway 87 (406) 390-7156 Dillon Tendoy Fine Art Gallery 35 South Idaho Street (406) 683-3440 Fort Benton The Prairie Rose Gallery and Gifts 1410B Front Street [...]

The story of Fork Peck is one of unfathomable numbers. At a time when the nation was clawing its way out of economic depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt authorized one hundred million [...]

Owen Harlen Mickel was nearing the end of his Hollywood career by 1970, but there was still plenty of cowboy left in him. He had been a showman since 1925, when (at age 15) he performed in the [...]

By Maggie Johnston While the cultural imagery of mining may still evoke a predominantly male impression, you wouldn’t notice this if you stopped in for a visit or tour at the White Sulphur [...]

A rest area isn’t a place that people typically enjoy to visit. You use the bathroom, stretch your legs, and maybe take your dog for a walk. Generally, it’s a short and easily forgettable [...]

“I should have thought that nature had attempted here to rival the human art of masonry, had I not recollected that she had first began her work.” – Meriwether Lewis For generations, the Eye of [...]

From bass to bluegills, whitefish, perch, rainbows, bull trout, and kokanee salmon, Seeley Lake is a fisherman’s paradise—over 1,000 acres of glacially-formed lake to cast a line in. Various [...]

Twenty-five miles northwest of Augusta is the impressive Gibson Dam. Standing at 199 feet high and 960 feet long, the structure was built in the late 1920s as part of the Sun River Project. [...]

Of Montana’s many, many historic businesses, the Polebridge Mercantile may be among the most photographed. With its decorative pressed metal siding and false front façade adorned with large, [...]