We'll be drawing the curtain on author Donna Gray's extraordinary stories of Montana ranch women this evening (Tuesday) at the Marias Heritage Center in our "Montana History" reading. I think we have all enjoyed the book, "Nothing To Tell" & it turns out these 12 old ranch women DID have a lot to tell & after some 237 pages, I think we have heard it all! The book was an eye opener for me...I kne
I don't often read "westerns", but I've come across a really engrossing neat page turner, or in this case, a page "BURNER" penned by my friend Bill Yenne. Yenne's new book is the 1st in a new series titled "Bladen Cole: Bounty Hunter" & it takes place & is happening & hopping right out here in Montana, including this area of north central Montana. Bladen Col
The Pondera County Conservation District "Celebration Breakfast" is set for tomorrow morning, Sunday down in Conrad. The Celebration Breakfast kicks off tomorrow morning at 11 & continues with the good food & conversation until 12:30 Sunday afternoon. Presen
It won't be long now & I'm ready for another season of our "Old Fishing Hole" program here on KSEN AM & K 96 FM. It will be great to touch base...or should I say "poles" again this year with Bruce Auchly from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. Bruce is a
Don't do it! That's what Zac Unger says & he's out with his new book, "Never Look A Polar Bear In The Eye". The hardcover went on sale last month & it's a real page turner. Unger took a "family field trip" to the Arctic's Edge in search of adventure, truth, & mini-marshmallows & lived to tell & write about it. This self-proclaim
The weekend if finally here tThis Sunday afternoon down in Valier, the Valier FCCLA Chapter is putting on a Walk-A-Thon for Make A Wish Montana. I don't have to tell any of you what a wonderful thing the Make A Wish Foundation is, both here in Montana & across the country! Registration for the Valier FCCLA Chapter Walk-A-Thon begins at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Valier High School.Gym
Drought conditions seem to be gradually improving across our Treasure State. According to the National Weather Service down in Great Falls, a weak upper level high pressure ridge continued to dominate the weather over much Montana during the month of January with a northwest flow aloft prevailing over eastern Montana
We have fewer than 100 pages left to read in the current book we're enjoying Tuesday evenings during "Montana History" up at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. I'll be there this evening (Tuesday) at 6 to continue reading Donna Gray's "Nothing To Tell-Extraordinary Stories of Montana Ranch Women"
Take your pick. According to NOAA scientists, the global averaged temperature for this January tied with 1995 as the 9th warmest January since record keeping began back in 1980. It also marked the 37th consecutive January & 335th consecutive month with a global temperature above the 20th century average. Th
Now it is possible to hear NOAA & state climatologists (& I don't mean the retired Fred Pfeifer!) from our region assess the current & forecast weather condition as the set-up unfolds for our coming crop year. I came acr
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Sen. Max Baucus is reintroducing his measure to extend conservation protections along the Rocky Mountain Front. The Montana Democrat first proposed the Rocky Mountain Front Heritage Act in 2011, but it failed to clear the last Congress
I'm more than anxious to return to the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby, to read more "Montana History" this evening (Tuesday) at 6 o'clock. My friend, Marie Ostrem, was kind enough to fill in for me last Tuesday & I really missed seeing the residents & enjoying more of the book we're currently reading, "Nothing To Tell", a story of some pioneer Montana ranch women. & beli