Hunger is a reality for one in six Americans according to Ross Thayer. Thayer is general manager CHS in Choteau and this year was the very first CHS Harvest for Hunger cash and food drive. CHS accepted contributions earlier this month at it's Choteau location and is now ready to deliver them to Feeding America's network of food banks.
Local Starbucks customers in Boston got the surprise of their life on St. Patrick's Day, when an unidentified man walked into the famous coffee hot spot and reportedly threw a huge chunk of money in the air.
"A gentleman walked in and yelled three times, 'I'm rich, I'm rich, I'm rich!' ... and threw a bunch of money," said customer Tara Mardigan, who witnessed the scene. "Everybody was just stunned."
She's taken the pop world by storm, and now, superstar Lady Gaga apparently has her sights set on country music.
Yesterday, the Grammy-winning singer posted a country road version of her number-one hit single 'Born This Way' on YouTube, offering fans a rare side of the notoriously unpredictable icon.
The changing of the dial on your car radio is more dangerous than using a cell phone. That's what the Gabby Cabby says and he'll be my guest at 4:35 this afternoon and perhaps Saturday morning. Pete says as the result of last week's one day cell phone crack down, the New York City Police Department handed out more than 6,200 tickets to drivers
Montana is ranked in the top five for suicide rates in the nation. The Great Falls Tribune did an in depth feature on this in their morning paper and it was, in my opinion, most shocking and sobering
That's what my 4:30 guest this afternoon is trying to tell me. She's Ann Eller, a school teacher, nurse practitioner, Medevac nurse, White House volunteer, mother and grandmother. Ann's written a new book, "Dragon In The Sky; Prophecy
This from the Associated Press:
"UNDATED (AP) - Scammers already are trying to take advantage of the outpouring of compassion following Japan's earthquake and tsunami disaster. Let it be a warning for the charity-minded to be on the lookout for phony aid appeals. FBI spokeswoman Jenny Shearer says one fraudulent scheme involves an e-mail claiming to be from the British Red Cross and seeks donations via wire transfers. Legitimate charities don't make requests for wire transfers. There are a number of online resources to check out charities. Online: Better Business Bureau, http://www.bbb.org; the Foundation Center, http://www.foundationcenter.org, a New York-based authority on philanthropy; or Charity Navigator
The Big East snagged a record 11 spots for the 2011 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, including a one seed in the Southeast region for Pittsburgh, who had been the Big East's regular season champions.
Rounding out the top seeds were the defending NCAA champions
Many of you are wondering how you can help the Japanese people, in the wake of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that has struck the island nation. Here are some organizations involved in the rescue and recovery effort that you can donate to.
If you ever wanted to see Joan Rivers waterboarded today is your lucky day. It turns out Rivers' grandson is surprisingly adept at the controversial integration technique, which he and some friends rather cheerfully applied to his grandmother on WE TV's reality show "Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best?"
Rivers took it all in stride, and perhaps most impressively, the plastic surgery aficionado's face remained intact throughout the procedure. Read on to check it out.
According to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, social networking sites are now used as a primary source of evidence in four of out five divorcee proceedings.
Facebook, the most popular social networking destination, is cited in two-thirds of divorce cases, followed by MyS
Last week, the Fennville, Michigan high school basketball team won its conference title. In the midst of the on-court celebration, star senior Wes Leonard collapsed and died of a heart attack.