March

Jon Sheehy is an honest man. So, he’ll tell you truthfully that he wasn’t excited when he joined the FFA (Future Farmers of America) in 2003. He was a sophomore, and at the time, the organization [...]

Courtesy of the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame In Trails Plowed Under, Charlie Russell says: “Over in Lewistown there’s a gent livin’ that’s one of the leadin’ citizens…if I’d ever told what I know [...]

Courtesy of the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame “If you can’t do it on horseback, it probably ain’t worth doing.” – Montie Montana Owen Harlan Mickel, better known as “Montie Montana,” was born on [...]

By Brad Reynolds Fame is a uniquely human concern. We laud celebrities, we praise and scorn people we’ve never met, and we wonder—all of us, even if only in fleeting moments—whether we’ll have [...]

When the United States jumped into World War II, many were shocked by the overwhelming support of Native Americans. After all, the United States did not have a history of treating Indians well. [...]

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania is the site of one of the most pivotal battles in American history. More than 3,000 men died over the course of the three day confrontation, with the Union finally [...]

On August 13, 2017 the Sun River Valley Historical Society will host a celebration in honor of Fort Shaw’s lasting historical importance to the region. The day will kick off with a flag raising [...]

The Central Montana Museum in Lewistown chronicles the area’s history, with a number of displays dedicated to Montanans who served the United States during times of war. Military uniforms, [...]

By Gen Geda The summer of 1879 proved to be sweltering, made hotter for those working by brick kilns, constantly firing the seemingly endless supply of brick spat from nearby molds. Soldiers, [...]

In recent years, Americans have shown a strong interest in understanding where their food comes from. How is it raised? How is it processed? Where does it go from there? In Montana, one of the [...]