like mine RARE, bun NOT toasted, ketchup, relish, onions and mustard, no pickles! I'm the Puffman. The North Toole County Fire Department is fired up and ready to go and host an appreciation BBQ this Saturday for the residents of their service area
had the opportunity yesterday (Monday) afternoon to produce our FIRST Tri-County Cards baseball game on KSEN AM 1150. Although the Tri-County Cards came into the game with a 1 and 7 record, they were definitely "ON FIRE" in both games yesterday in their double header down in Great Falls
MISSOULA – June 18, 2012
Humanities Montana seeks nominations for the 2013 Governor’s Humanities Awards, to be conferred at a February ceremony in Helena.
“We’re honored to celebrate the achievements of hard-working, dedicated Montana citizens,” comments Ken Egan, Humanities Montana’s executive
Life certainly has it's up and downs, it's smooth sailing and stormy seas, it's rough patches and bumpy roads along the way. Life and life's events can sometimes be simply overwhelming. The Chester Community Healing and Hope Grief Support Group will be meeting this Wednesday evening from 5 to 6:30 at the Chester United Methodist Church
It's Montana History reading tomorrow (Tuesday) evening up at our beautiful assisted living/retirement facility, the Marias Heritage Center. I'll be reporting to the Sun Room at the Heritage tomorrow night to continue with that book about the lady doctor in the mining camps of Montana back in the 1860's
Valier Homesteader Days are headin' our way, come NEXT weekend, Saturday, June 23rd. If you ask me, that one of the funnest days around here in the summer time. I've been in a few parades down there! Right now, the Valier folks are looking for vendors and crafters for Saturday, the 23rd
Tomorrow, Saturday, marks the day for the 6th annual Beautiful Minds Walk down in Great Falls and the weather looks PERFECT! This walk raises awareness about recovery from mental illness while raising funds for the Center for Mental Health clients to attend conferences, purchase equipment, go on group outings and for emergency medications
hings will be jumpin' in Joplin this weekend as the Joplin Car Show along with Art In The Park kicks off this Saturday morning at 10. The fun and festivities continue all day long until 4 in the afternoon
Tomorrow, Thursday, is Flag Day and the Cut Bank Elks Lodge will be putting on their Flag Day service at Cut Bank City Park at high noon tomorrow. This presentation commemorates the birth of the American flag with examples of the evolution of the flag beginning with the Pine Tree flag adapted by the colonies back in 1775
No, I'm not blogging about what's going on back east in Washington. "Sad, funny, alarming" are some of the common themes that run through Craig Lancaster's new book, "Quantum Physics and The Art Of Departure" and Montana (Billings) author Craig Lancaster is going to be my special guest this Friday afternoon at 4:35 on the Puffman Show
Spaghetti is what I'm blogging about today. Who doesn't like spaghetti and who doesn't enjoy helping out our neighbors. There is going to be a spaghetti benefit tomorrow (Wednesday) evening for our good friend and co-worker, Mike Dean and his sons
The Shelby Area Chamber of Commerce reports that the first-ever "Cash Mob" to hit Shelby was a success. Ten community members met at the Chamber office Saturday morning, each with $20 in hand, ready to spend it at a local business. Shelby Floral and Gift was the lucky business drawn. Ten shoppers may not sound like a lot, b