August

On April 27, 2018, the (Great Falls) History Museum will present the Montana Veterans Memorial with the “Legacy Award” for its preservation of Montana history. “The nation which forgets its [...]

Hysham’s Yucca Theatre is a head turner to be sure. This mission-style building is unlike most architecture you’ll find in Montana—or the northwestern United States for that matter. Built in [...]

By Kent Hanawalt There is an old saying that Wyoming’s Powder River is “a mile wide and an inch deep.” Well, we have a horse that is four feet high and ten feet deep! Buddy is a little horse. No, [...]

By Heidi LePard, Great Falls Clinic Infection Preventionist Baby animals are undeniable adorable! Who wouldn’t want to snuggle a newborn kitten, puppy, or even baby goat? They are all so cute and [...]

When Jayton Ophus was four years old, he told his parents he wanted chickens. He got them all right – and much, much more. “We wanted to teach him responsibility,” says Jayton’s mother, Mary [...]

Two trailers head east from Great Falls to Winnett carrying hay donated by Mike and Connie Brumble. The individuals involved in loading, transporting, and unloading are Tate Switzer, Chet Wright, [...]

By Bruce Thomas The stakes have never been higher to create VALUE and EFFICIENCY throughout the production system. In the past decade, Hereford has documented dramatic improvements in calving [...]

By Kent Hanawalt A familiar sight on Montana’s highways in the fall is the “Pot” – a possum-bellied double deck semi-trailer hauling cattle. Also known as a “bull-rig,” there are thousands of [...]

“Helping farms be sustainable and profitable is our mission,” says Collin Watters, Executive Vice President of the Montana Wheat and Barley Committee (MWBC). Since 1967, MWBC has pooled farmers’ [...]

If you’re traveling along US-87 between Great Falls and Havre, you’ll slow down to pass through several agricultural communities. Each has features that set it apart from the rest. For Big Sandy, [...]