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Small Montana Town Makes Top 5 For Quirkiest In America
Montana has something for everyone. From the conveniences of a bigger city to the charm of a small town, you'll find all that and more here in The Treasure State. We have culture and art and more outdoor activities than you can shake a stick at. Whether you're looking to float one of our rivers or ski on one of our mountains, you'll feel right at home here in Montana.
Here’s How Montana Can Be Better For Veterans
Montana has its share of Veterans. Many Montanans have worn a uniform and helped to defend our country. I have family members who have served in the military and some family members who continue to proudly serve our country. When men and women have completed their service to our country,...
Hutterites Of Montana: Revealing How Many Live Here
I'm sure at some point in time you've had an interaction with members of a Hutterite colony in Montana. While you might see them selling their produce at local farmers markets, how much do you really know about them?. READ NEXT: Surprise! Almost Half Of Montana Residents Weren't Born Here.
Montana’s Most Popular Dog Breed According to U.S. News & World Report
I just spent several months researching dog breeds. I've had dogs since I was a kid. I grew up with German Shepherds and a Pomeranian, and when I was an adult, I adopted Greyhounds. All three of those breeds have distinct and different needs. But as I've mentioned recently, I did just adopt a puppy. The reason why I was doing so much research was because this dog would be joining the other dogs in our house.
A Common Montana Habit Might Be Linked to Montana’s Most Common Home Repair
We saw a forecast for the weekend of August 24/25 that showed the possibility of snow in the mountains. It feels weird to think about snow right now, August 23, when it may be almost 90 degrees, but we all know that Montana weather can change drastically in as little as fifteen minutes.
Missoula Responds to the Governor’s Call for Cell Phone Free Schools
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - Montana Governor Greg Gianforte sent a letter on Thursday to all Montana school superintendents and trustees asking them to “consider creating cell-phone-free schools”. Gianforte referenced a 2023 report from Common Sense Media that “97 percent of 11- to 17-year-olds use their cell phone...
Democrats sue to block Green Party from Senate race
In a last-minute attempt to block the Green Party from Montana’s U.S. Senate race, Montana Democrats on Thursday sued to prevent Secretary of State Christie Jacobsen from adding 11th-hour Green candidate Robert Barb to the November ballot. Thursday, Aug. 22, was the secretary of state’s deadline for certifying candidates...
Remembering My Montana Mom: Swearing and Angel Food Cake
Received a text this week marking the one-year anniversary of my Mom's passing. A year already? Feels like a week, with so much happening in that time. As my mind wandered through lunchtime, I remembered that she almost never swore. Even when something went wrong, she controlled her language with substitute words.
Birney evacuation ordered, other southeastern Montana towns under threat of Remington fire
Wildfires burning in Southeastern Montana on Friday have resulted in evacuation notices for towns in the region, particularly those on or near the Northern Cheyenne Reservation. On Friday evening, the Northern Cheyenne Tribal Council announced a formal evacuation notice for residents in Birney, just south of the reservation. The Tribe...
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