That's what Ralph Kramden used to tell his wife, Alice, all the time on the old Jackie Gleason Honeymooners Show, but these days, the cranky Kramden might well be threatening to send the old lady all the way clear to Mars
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
My Saturday morning "Sports Trivia" tomorrow morning at 7:30 is not only sports oriented, it's musical triviaoriented too. I'll be giving away a new book I blogged about earlier in the week. The book is Benjamin Busch's riveting read, "Dust To Dust"
Benjamin Busch's hard hitting tome "Dust To Dust is NOW out in paperback! "Dust To Dust" is a profound meditation on our passage through life, from a decorated Marine Corps combat veteran & actor on "The Wire". I'
(SHELBY) – TOOLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL HOLD A PUBLIC MEETING
TONIGHT ON THE POTENTIAL SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND JUST NORTH OF THE RACE
TRACK ON THE MARIAS FAIRGROUNDS.
TOOLE COUNTY COMMISSIONER ALAN UNDERDAL SAYS THE FAIR BOARD
RECOMMENDED AFTER A DECEMBER 5TH MEETING THAT THE LAND BE SOLD
We missed our Montana Veterans Affair last week up here in the Golden Triangle but the good news is that the rep WILL be coming here THIS week. The Montana Veterans Affairs Rep will be here in Shelby at the Courthouse this Wednesday morning from 9:30 to 11:30
As Shelby Mayor, His Worship-Dr. Larry J. Bonderud, says, "run to the roundhouse, they'll never CORNER you there"! The National Association of Railroad Passengers is invited back to Washington DC next month for the BIGGEST week of the year for national passenger train advocacy
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
Again this year I am attempting to keep in contact with some of the custom cutter guys who come up here to our Golden Triangle. Tall Todd has been in contact with Ken Adderholt down in Vernon, Texas. Ag man Adderholt reports they recently had 1 inch of much needed rain & says the moisture can make a difference in the appearance of a struggling crop. La
Nicole Billedeaux will soon have a 1st hand look. She's going back to Washington DC for a "close-up trip" & folks along the Hi-Line are raising funds to help out. There's a chicken fried steak dinner planned for this Friday night in Cut Bank at the Cut Bank Moose Lodge to give Nicole a hand with the expenses. Ti
The "bad news" is that I won't be enjoying reading Montana History this evening Tuesday up at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby,.I have a frog in my throat & the frog's not well. I got exposed to the worst case of the flu since the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic, thanks to one of my co-workers, Tommy Typhoid! The GOOD NEWS here is that my good friend & Heritage Center resident, Marie Ostrem, will be sitting in for me this evening to continue reading a really fascinating books that we're currently enjoying Tuesday evenings at the Heritage. The bo
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A state judge has upheld the dismissal of an ethics complaint against former Gov. Brian Schweitzer.
District Judge Jeffrey Sherlock ruled Monday the Democrat did not violate state law by taping public-service announcements promoting Montana agriculture after filling for re-election in 2008