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Mountain goats, stunning photography, and a chance to win. Tune in Saturday at 7:30 for Puff Man Sports Trivia.

Sixty-six essays packed with railroad secrets, fishing lore, and mysterious history tied to Glacier are up for grabs on local radio this weekend.

Job seekers can catch a representative Wednesday morning at the food pantry or afternoon at the library for resume help and interview prep.

First Baptist in Shelby's got a practical approach to managing money, starting this week if you register by Wednesday.

After 24 years of helping Valier find the right book, the right answer, or just the right moment of quiet, Cathy Brandvoid is finally closing her chapter.

Sunburst families, the Back to School Night date has changed, so double-check your calendar before you make plans for the evening.

Alan Leftridge knows Glacier inside and out. The seasonal Yellowstone naturalist and Mission Mountains ranger put that knowledge into one seriously beautiful book.

Saturday morning at 7:30, a trivia question on Puff Man Sports Trivia could land a lucky caller a one-of-a-kind children's book with wooden pages.

Mountain goats don't exactly make themselves easy to find, which makes this photo book feel like a rare thing.

First Bank of Montana and Frontline Ag Solutions are stacking up backpacks and pencils for Conrad kids — and Wednesday is the day to get there early.

The oldest organization of professional Western writers just put out their first-ever anthology for kids, and the stories inside are anything but textbook.

Barbara Fifer spent years piecing together the lives behind Montana's abandoned mining towns, and a few of those stories are genuinely hard to forget.