Ag Ageing in Montana presentation is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon, Tuesday, down at the Pondera Center in Conrad. Pondera County Extension Agent (& weekly guest on KSEN/K 96) Dan Picard has a ton of information available on tomorrow's event. Fe
Doo-Wop, in my opinion, is some of the best music in the world. I spin a lot of it in the afternoons on the Puffman Show & tomorrow night (Wednesday), down in Fort Benton, the Choteau County Performing Arts is presenting "The Alley Cats" singing a A cappella Doo-Wop. Gr
My good friend Marie Ostrem will be sitting in for me this evening (Tuesday) to read "Montana History" up at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. "Montana Marie" will continue with the great book that we're been enjoying the past couple of weeks, "Glacier From the Inside Out"
Choteau, Fairfield and other area schools are remembering the victims of the Holocaust by promoting tolerance throughout the schools with a "Hat Day" today to raise funds to help bring Holocaust survivor, author and inspirational speaker Inge Auerbacher to area schools in May. Students will pay a dollar to wear their hats during the school day.
Choteau students, Charley Yeager, Amanda Willekes and Tylee Patton have spent the last couple months raising funds to cover Inge’s expenses to Montana and provide several community events.
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Democratic and union activists were cheering, while Republican activists were mocking, State Sen. Shannon Augare (D-Browning) on social media Friday. Augare apparently fled the Montana State Capitol in an attempt to block action on seve
In a Sunday afternoon performance, Kelsey Wood was crowned the 2014 Cut Bank Distinguished Young Woman. First Runner up was Michelle Nygaard. Other contestants included Olivia Carette and Shelby Cochran
1 out of 3 Americans can prove saint's blood flows in their veins. That's what Christian author Brian Starr says in his new book,"Saints Who Left Descendents". Brian has spent years researching the lives & family trees of over 100 saints in this book & he says if you can trace your ancestors to royalty, chances are there's a saint in your family tree. Me? I'
My late father LOVED to swim & whenever he would talk of going for a swim, he would say that he was going to go "take a plunge"! The Cut bank Swim team is getting fired up for another swim season with sign ups set for tomorrow (Tuesday) night from 6:30 to 8 o'clock at the Civic Center over in Cut Bank. Th
Montana's spring black bear hunting season opens April 15. Spring black bear hunters must purchase their licenses on or before April 14. If purchased after April 14, hunters must wait 24 hours before hunting a black bear.
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Glacier Lanes over in Cut Bank is where it's going to be happening tomorrow afternoon, Sunday. It's the Youth League Awards & Fun (& I mean FUN!) Day at Glacier Lanes. What a great weekend to come out & have some fun here in the Golden Triangle. It's ALWAY
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A Montana man who served as a medic in the Vietnam War has received a belated Bronze Star Medal with Valor for disregarding his own safety to help wounded soldiers during an artillery attack
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Gov. Steve Bullock is criticizing the Republican-led Legislature for moving ahead with six voter referendums, saying they disregard the legislative process.
Lawmakers have given their initial approval to the referendums in time for Friday's transmittal deadline.
They deal with topics ranging from a constitutional amendment on abortion to ending same-day voter registration.
If they receive final legislative approval, the measures will bypass the governor's desk — and his possi