September

By Gen Gondeiro “Nutrition.” For some of us that word is daunting; it represents giving up things that we love and strikes fear into the hearts (and stomachs) of thousands, even millions of folks [...]

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 [...]

From the very young to the very old, everyone loves the comfort of a quilt. It’s soft. It’s warm. And there’s something heartening about all the dedication and care it takes to make one. That’s [...]

By Steve Kuntz In 2007, Steve and Kathy Kuntz decided to move to Ballantine. In that journey their lives took a major turn. As they started building their home while living out of a 26-foot [...]

By Kristi Calvery Before Pam McFarland was a resident at Pondera Medical Center Extended Care, she would get the Great Falls Tribune each week and circle the activities happening that she would [...]

By Brad Reynolds The path to good fitness can be one hell of a journey. We all have our obstacles to overcome. Maybe you’re shy or embarrassed and don’t know where to begin. Maybe you feel you’re [...]

By Tom Cook, Montana Historical Society Rick O’Shay and Hipshot and the other friends of famous Montana cartoonist and author Stan Lynde are riding again in an exhibit at the Montana Historical [...]

On April 16, 1959 prisoner Jerry Myles and his accomplices, Lee Smart and George Alton, took control of Montana State Prison in Deer Lodge. The riot was started when the prisoners seized rifles [...]

Senator Taft speaking to a crowd on Main Street in Lewistown, 1952 By L. Abigail Jones In the United States, those of us born after 1980 are part of the first generation who does not know our own [...]

Havre In 1951 a radar station was built at Simpson, forty miles northwest of Havre. Prompted by the start of the Korean War, the station was intended to function as a ground control intercept and [...]