Rural Montana is facing some pressing challenges. We must provide quality medical care for an aging population, so our seniors can enjoy healthy, vibrant lives in the communities they’ve always
Across Montana, thousands of students are headed back to school to begin a new year of learning and growth. Unfortunately, many students in rural Montana remain at risk of falling
I never expected to become so experienced at small-town living. Since growing up in the Detroit area and spending ten years teaching in Flint, Michigan, I’ve lived and worked in
Sadie and Justin Bracken became proud parents to a second son, Karson, born on Labor day. Heather Carter spent a few days with older brother Kayden, who is a busy,
Linda Eaton was a Monday supper guest at Aaron and Heather McIntyre’s home in Lindsay. Don and Vera Kuehn traveled to Conrad Friday to watch Mayson Phipps play football on
I just wanted to say thank you so much to the wonderful people of Terry who were so helpful at the Prairie County Courthouse, the Evelyn Cameron Heritage Gallery, and
A page from Evelyn Cameron’s diary provided by the Prairie County Museum SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 4, 1909 Sundry morning. Put corn into shocks- Jen, Mabel, & I. Perfect day. Brilliant. Rain
As far back as a child that I can remember my paternal grandfather would tell me about the founders of our country . He was especially impressed with Thomas Jefferson.
“We need to talk about suicide,” teachers said choking back tears, or letting them flow, as they interviewed recently for Montana’s Teacher of the Year award. They shared with us
