I feel like I'm surrounded by cards these days. First off, we're into another exciting "Let It Ride" contest season right here on Good As Gold-KSEN and if you haven't played the contest yet this summer, I invite you to call in (434 5241) when you hear the "cue to call"
If you enjoy having a glass of the amber brew as much as I do (I'm The Puffman), you'll want to check out Robin Shephard's sudsiest book ever! It's "Minnesota's Best Breweries And Brewpubs-Searching for the Perfect Pint" from the University Of Wisconsin Press
Summertime and the living is easy! We have "farmers markets" going on all over the Golden Triangle this week and weekend. Here in Shelby, the Shelby Food & Craft Market kicks off at 4 o'clock this afternoon (Thursday) and goes until 6:30 down at Shelby City Park. Ov
I received a report this morning that the custom cutter guys are basking in the 106 degree heat out in Kansas. They finished some wheat at Sharon Springs and it averaged 40 bushels (dry land) with 63-64 test-weight
The Cut Bank Chamber of Commerce is on the road this week with their annual appreciation barbecues. They'll be up in Sunburst this Monday night from 5:30 to 6:30. Tuesday, it's down to Valier with the barbecue fired up from 5:30 to 6:30 at Lake Francis Pavilion
Spaghetti is what I'm blogging about today. Who doesn't like spaghetti and who doesn't enjoy helping out our neighbors. There is going to be a spaghetti benefit tomorrow (Wednesday) evening for our good friend and co-worker, Mike Dean and his sons
I think many of us still like to read the "old school" way...that's right, NOT off a danged computer screen, but a good old hardbound book with pages and chapters you can actually hold and feel in your hands
I got word minutes ago that the Cut Bank Farmer's Market kicks off this Wednesday at City Park in Cut Bank. Whenever I start hearing about farmers markets here in the Golden Triangle, I know that we are "officially" in the summer season
I don't know about you, but I could go for a good taco anytime of the day! Shelby Girl Scout Troop 3100 to the rescue! They're having a Taco Tuesday Dinner this Tuesday at the Methodist Church in Shelby
There's a new crown in town, and it belongs to "Mrs. Holiday"!
Taste of Home is conducting a nation-wide search for an Ambassador of the Holidays. Here are the details:
To whoever it was that declared May 15th National Chocolate Chip Day, a great big gooey Thank You!
We can thank Ruth Graves Wakefield for accidentally inventing chocolate chips...or chocolate morsels as Nestles' prefers to call them...in 1937. It was Mrs Wakefield who ran the Toll House Inn and who, when she discovered she had no baker's chocolate for a batch of her famous Butter Drop Do Cookies, grabbed a Nestle's Semi-Sweet chocolate bar (a gift from Andrew Nestle himself) and crumbled it into the cookie dough.