Glacier national Park

We'll find out tomorrow (Tuesday) evening when we read & share more Montana History up at the Heritage. We're currently reading Montana author & paranormal investigator Karen Steven's "Glacier Ghost Stories; Spooky Tales & Legends from Glacier National Park." Tomorrow ...

We'll be doing some more "armchair" traveling tonight (Tuesday) & checking into Lake McDonald Lodge over in Glacier as we continue our current read during Montana History up at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby.  The book is, "Glacier Ghost Stories," by Montana author AND paranormal investigator Karen Stevens. Sc...

We might find out tonight (Tuesday) when we read & share more Montana History up at the Heritage. We're reading Montana author AND paranormal investigator Karen Steven's "supernatural" read, "Glacier Ghost Stories," & I'll be reading more stories from this riveting & sometimes "frightening" tome this evening at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. So

Perhaps Ghostbusters Inc. might be your best shot. We're reading all about ghosts during Tuesday night Montana History in our current read up at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. The book is "Glacier Ghost Stories" by Montana author Karen Stevens...

I'll be reading some more ghost stories tomorrow (Tuesday) night up at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. We just started the book, "Glacier Ghost Stores," last week at the Heritage. Renowned worldwide for its magnificent peaks & pristine wilderness, Glacier National Park is also rich in legend & lore. It's' ...

I'll be up at the Marias Heritage Center this evening (Tuesday) to read & share more Montana History. We'll be starting Billings author, Karen Stevens' tomb, "Glacier Ghost Stories: Spooky Tales & Legends From Glacier National Park." I already KNOW that's it's going to be a "good read" because it's published from my friends at Riverbend Publishing down in Helena. We'll

The 1st telephone arrived in Montana back in 1876, the same year Alexander Graham Bell patented his invention. We'll be reading about early Montana women telephone operators tonight (Tuesday) up at the Marias Heritage Center. Ellen Arguimbau wrote the segment of the book we're currently enjoying AT the Heritage, "Beyond Schoolmarms and Madams: Montana Women's Stories," from the Montana H

We'll find out this evening (Tuesday) when I'm reading more Montana History up at the Heritage. Mary Ann was about 10 years old back in 1891, when American soldiers blew in to "escort" the Salish people out of the Bitterroot region & on to the Jocko (now Flathead) Reservation. Ma...

People are asking about how the dry conditions and fire danger will affect hunting seasons.  FWP is not recommending that the Fish and Wildlife Commission close hunting seasons.  “Because of widely variable conditions and different types of hunting scenarios across the state, that is a decision rightly left to an individual landowner, a block management cooperator, or a land manager.  If a private

The BIA, Lewis & Clark National Forest & Blackfeet Fire Management will be conducting a special meeting tomorrow (Friday) evening to discuss AND answer any & all questions pertaining to our current Montana wildfires. Friday's night's meeting will commence at 6 o'clock SHARP in the Heart Butte Multi Purpose Room....

We'll be reading about Montanan Minnie Spotted Wolf tonight (Tuesday) during Montana History at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. She was the woman who broke the barriers of both race & gender when she enlisted in the Marine Corps Women's Reserve back in July of 1943. Ms...

Sweetgrass Development & the Native American Community Development Corporation will be hosting Business Development Training tomorrow (Tuesday) morning. Tuesday's session runs from 9 to noon over at the Blackfeet Tero office in Browning. To...