September

Located on the NW Bypass, Wellness in the Falls is Great Falls’ newest wellness center offering a variety of holistic services. They provide selfcare in a relaxing, rejuvenating, and healing [...]

By Jean Allen Montana is a vast state – the 4th largest in the nation with 147,000 square miles, and getting from one end to the other can be quite challenging. Now there is a great way to travel [...]

October is widely recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. But awareness without action does little to help. In Great Falls, a nonprofit called Breast Cancer Awareness (BCA) is working not [...]

By Amy Pearson Inge Buchholz had never had a mammogram before the one she did which would indicate that she had breast cancer. She had always been in good health but during a regular check-up [...]

By Kristi Calvery I never thought I would be grateful that I was diagnosed with diabetes as a child. As a teacher, I now find there is value in life experiences and adversity. It allows a person [...]

By Suzanne Waring The first time I zeroed in on the stars was on a summer night when I was around ten years old. I stayed that night with a girlfriend. The Midwest weather was hot and sticky as [...]

Libraries are fundamental to life in America, especially in rural communities. Not only do they provide access to reading materials and digital resources; small town libraries regularly serve as [...]

All stories must come to an end, and the same—sadly—is true of storytellers. For more than a decade, Sue Carlbom contributed to Treasure State Lifestyles, generating sales, cultivating ideas, and [...]

Every community needs a star, especially in smalltown Montana. Butte has Evel Knievel. Dupuyer has Ivan Doig. Countless communities claim Charlie Russell as their resident hero. Their recognition [...]

Identifying opportunities for improvement is Mark Cappis’ expertise. For 32 years, he has worked in accounting, consulting, and tax prep services to provide Great Falls businesses with the [...]