March

By Savannah Deuter The Bob Marshall Wilderness, more affectionately known as the Bob, is full of all sorts of fascinating sights, such as the Chinese Wall, old cabins, tribal heritage sights, [...]

Big Spring Creek originates seven miles southeast of Lewistown where it bubbles out of the ground from one of the world’s largest freshwater springs. Historically known as a sacred site to Native [...]

By Lochiel Edwards, for the Montana Grain Growers Association Once again, winter in the Great Frozen North has passed; the sun rises to the left of East as it should. Yes, there will yet be days [...]

By Lori Wickett, Communications Director, Montana Wheat & Barley Committee On a damp, sun-trying-to-shine day in March, ten Montana farmers make the trip to Portland, Oregon. It seems a bit [...]

Story & Photos by Stacy Bronec The first step and this is key, you must declare, “I’ve always wanted chickens! Wouldn’t it be fun?” (Even if you just thought of this adventure yesterday when [...]

Story and photos by Suzanne Waring The Great Falls Area Chamber of Commerce’s winter luncheon was held at the Meadowlark Country Club on February 21, 2024. The pleasure of a nice winter day [...]

5 Floors, 125 Years By Brad Reynolds Ferrin’s Furniture is not your typical furniture store. That’s apparent from the street. The old brick and terra cotta building looms over the sidewalk with a [...]

By Jean Allen Nadine Pickthorn grew up in a large, happy family, the seventh of eight children. Her parents christened her Alyce Nadine; however her brothers rallied with a resounding “NO!” to [...]

By Amy Pearson During the pandemic days, Samantha Pollington was running a Montessori school in Missoula when she realized she was spending all her free time in the garden. “We wanted to do what [...]

By Amy Pearson Charley Overbay says his ten-year-old son Davy had a rough first go at farming when the grasshoppers destroyed his squash two summers ago. They are hopeful that the cold, wet [...]