Great Falls Community Gospel Choir Warms Up for Carnegie Hall
When Christell Engram-Benson started the Great Falls Community Choir three years ago, she never dreamed they’d perform at Carnegie Hall.
August 1, 2019
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Building the Wall Montana Style
By BERNICE KARNOP For those who are weary of hearing about building a wall, I have good news. Montana’s wall was finished in 1893, 126
April 1, 2019
Pass Down a Legacy of Values with an Ethical Will
Juanita Rosales is leaving her legacy through an ethical will. While grandchildren may love to inherit the family jewels, they will consider it a finer inheritance if you share the story of your life journey, the lessons you’ve learned, the spiritual values that sustained you, and blessings you want to share.
December 1, 2018
Book Review: Dragon Teeth by Michael Chriton
Dragon Teeth has Michael’s voice, his love of history, research, and science, all dynamically woven into an epic tale.
October 1, 2018
Head North of the Border to Nelson, British Columbia
The West Kootenays, just north of the Idaho border in British Columbia, provide an enticing playground for visitors. The mountains, lakes, and rivers are the backdrop to outdoor recreation that draws skiers, hikers, paddlers, and mountain bikers. It also draws those who simply want to enjoy a beautiful drive through stunning mountain scenery, coniferous forests, gorgeous wildflowers, and a number of Provincial Parks.
August 1, 2018
See a Different Side of Yellowstone Park in Winter
Yes, Yellowstone Park in winter is cold. It’s snowy, and the roads are mostly closed to vehicles; however, people still visit, and they discover a wonderland sparkling, fresh, and breathtakingly different from other seasons.
February 1, 2018
Aquatic Species Center Stage at the Bozeman Fish Technology Center
By BERNICE KARNOP There’s something special about dropping a line into a stream to tease a trout into taking the bait. Of course, when we
February 1, 2018
National Memorial for Peace and Justice — Enlightening Our Inconvenient History
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice commemorates the lives of thousands of African Americans who were lynched during the era of racial terrorism in the U.S.
February 1, 2018
The Musselshell Valley Historical Museum in Roundup
Roundup and the Musselshell Valley’s history is diverse and intriguing. Curious individuals traveling through can ask the questions about this valley at the Musselshell Valley Historical Museum in Roundup. By BERNICE KARNOP
December 1, 2017
Cattle Baron Pierre Wibaux Stands Larger than Life
Wibaux is a small, gateway-to-Montana town that won the love and loyalty of cattle baron Pierre Wibaux 200 years ago.
December 1, 2017
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