October

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 [...]

Author Unknown In a small cottage, on the borders of a forest, lived a poor couple with a son named Valentine and a daughter named Mary. One winter evening, there was a gentle tap at the family’s [...]

By Francis P. Church First published in The New York Sun on September 21, 1897 We take pleasure in answering thus prominently the communication below, expressing at the same time our great [...]

Attributed to James Allen Francis He was born in an obscure village, the child of a peasant. He grew up in another village, where he worked in a carpenter shop until he was 30. Then, for three [...]

(Abridged) by Brian Joseph After he had unwrapped his gifts on Christmas morning, a 5-year-old boy was asked which of his presents he wanted to donate to a poor child who had less than him. [...]