Politics

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

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

Two locations, one day. The Golden Triangle is getting a front-row seat to some genuinely useful information on brain health and aging well.

The Cut Bank Job Service is making a run to Shelby on Wednesday — two stops, a few hours, and a whole lot of help for anyone figuring out their next move.

A Veterans Affairs Service Officer is making stops in Conrad and Choteau this Tuesday — the kind of visit that can make a real difference for veterans trying to sort out benefits they've already earned.

Getting to a VA appointment when you're hours from the nearest clinic isn't a small thing. A new federal grant is about to make that drive a lot less of a burden for Montana veterans.

If you've been putting off looking into VA benefits, this Wednesday might be the nudge you needed — there's someone coming to you.

If you've been putting off dealing with court paperwork because it feels overwhelming, there's someone at the courthouse right now who can help you sort through it.

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.

The Toole County Library isn't just for books on Wednesday afternoons — it's also where you can get real, one-on-one help landing your next job.

Most kids don't get excited about erosion and water pollution — but that river simulator trailer might just change that this Wednesday at the Cut Bank Farmers Market.