I'll be starting a new book this evening (Tuesday) up at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. For tonight, I've chosen a book that my friend, Marie Ostrem, recently passed along to me. The book is "The Hi-Line: Profiles Of A Montana Land" authored by Daniel N
Ralph Stordahl is RETIRING! That's the word today from Conrad. Ralph has been a mechanic for years & years. He got his start with Wright Chevrolet before moving on to J & L Implement. Then, from J & J, it was on to Big Sky Equipment, & THIS Wednesday, there's going to be an open house at Big Sky Equipment down in Conrad for Ralph from 3 until 5 in the afternoon. A "Tip Of Our
I've been literally fascinated with precipitation for years. Often times, you'll find me OUTSIDE our KSEN Studios checking our rain gauge. This morning (Monday), I received the May Precipitation Report at the Knees
The Sunburst Community is NOW accepting donations in order so that a walking trail can be built in Sunburst. This would be a real asset for the community\y & our friends & neighbors up north. The Sunburst Community only has until next Monday, June 10th, to raise some $2000 in order to qualify for a $9000 grant. At las
The RECCS Plant Sale is coming up tomorrow, Saturday, over at Shelby Paint & Hardware. Talk about SPRING(!) here in the Big Sky(!)...there's going to be a VARIETY of fruits, vegetables & herbs available at this special sale tomorrow here in Shelby.. The h
No charges against senator while probe continues
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The Blackfeet tribe's chief prosecutor says his office is waiting for the results of an investigation before deciding whether to charge a state senator accused of fleeing a law-enforcement officer
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Heavy rains have brought flash floods to portions of central and eastern Montana but authorities say damages have been minor.
Musselshell County emergency services coordinator Jeff Gates said Thursday that some private roads were damaged by high waters in areas south and east of Roundup
(Information in the following story is from: Daily Inter Lake, http://www.dailyinterlake.com)
KALISPELL, Mont. (AP) — The director of the state wildlife agency says he's begun a review of its recent land acquisitions, holdings and management
Community Dinner Theatre comes to the North Country this Friday & Saturday evenings as the Sunburst actors" hit the boards" during the Annual Dinner Theatre at the North Toole County High School Auditorium. Th
(Information in the following story is from: Great Falls Tribune, http://www.greatfallstribune.com)
GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — A federal bankruptcy judge has approved a $3.25 million settlement that allows the city of Great Falls to leave a bankrupt electric cooperative
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The attorney for convicted murderer Barry Beach is asking the state Supreme Court to reconsider its decision that put Beach back in prison after 1 ½ years of freedom.
Attorney Terrance Toavs said in the petition for rehearing filed Tuesday that the Supreme Court originally ordered a 2011 hearing to determine the credibility of new evidence that Beach did not kill his 17-year-old classmate, Kim Nees, near Poplar in 1979
The Locomotion...besides being the name of a tune that I play on the Puffman Show by Little Eva, that's what AMTRAK is doing these days. Earlier this month, AMTRAK unveiled the 1st of 70 NEW locomotives at a plant out in California