Glacier National Park road crews have initiated spring snow plowing operations on the park’s roads, including the 50-mile Going-to-the-Sun Road.
Snow levels at high elevations across the park are currently above average for this time of year
Mike Meuli, as many of you know, is a life time resident of the Conrad community. Mike was recently injured and as a result of his injuries, Mike's leg had to be amputated below the knee. Mike will be unable to work in the immediate future
I was at the Marias Heritage Center last night for my usual Tuesday evening Montana History reading. The more time I spend there, the more I am aware of what a wonderful facility this is for our community
I received some great news early this week from Jim Anderson down at Grizzly Sports in Choteau. Jim, by the way, joins me every Monday morning about a quarter to 7 on both KSEN AM and KZIN FM-K 96. Jim tells me that he has received some more copies of T
If you enjoyed last winter here in the Golden Triangle, the Puffman Blog has some "good"(?) news for you today. La Nina, the main factor responsible for all the cold and snow last year, is back! According to the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center, La Nina conditions have returned and are expected to slowly strengthen and continue throughout the winter months
Here it is, Tuesday already, and that's means I get to report to the beautiful sun room in the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby to share some more "Montana History" this evening... NOT with Heritage Center residents but rather with "my friends" up at the Heritage
As summer slowly slips away and Labor Day comes bounding in, it's time to draw the curtain on the Old Fishing Hole for another season. This weekend's program will be the last until spring. It seems like only a second ago that it was the first week in May and I was getting ready for this summer's programs
's the 19th annual Heart Butte Celebration kicked off today (Thursday) and continues through Sunday. It looks like the whole community's involved all weekend long. Earl Old Person is sharing the master of ceremonies chair along with Jay St
I was at the Marias Heritage Center last evening (Tuesday) reading our Montana History and I was able to conclude the late William Yenne's (it rhymes with penny) tome, "Switchback". Most interesting, the man spent almost all of his life working for the National Park Service, most of it at Glacier
That's the title of a Robin Ward tune from the early 60's and it rings really true as we race through August and into September. I can't believe that our 4 county fair has come and gone as well as Whoop Up Days, 4th of July weekend in Choteau, Grizzly Day, and Dutton Fun Day not to mention all the other fun activities this summer
f you were anxiously awaiting to hear my Amtrak friend, Marc Magliari, yesterday (Friday) afternoon at 4:35 on the Puffman Show, don't worry about a thing, you didn't miss it. Marc was busy loading some extra baggage, and along with checking the air breaks on one of the Amtrak locomotives, Marc didn't have time to make it on the Puffman Show yesterday