The Hangman’s Building, where justice was served swifter than a short-order cook at a diner, still stands as a reminder of ...

One of the first stops on your journey through time should be the Montana Heritage Commission’s Living History program. Here, ...

Members and guests of a recent Daughters of the American Revolution Tombigbee Chapter meeting heard about previous efforts to ...

Shutterstock Meet Montana’s Virginia City One of America’s most fascinating frontier towns is Virginia City in Montana. It’s ...

Author Marcia Hartigan will be at Explore Booksellers at 4 p.m. today to talk about her book “The Mountain Chalet: The Story of the Mountain Chalet told by Ralph Melville.” Hartigan will discuss the ...

Two men claim to be the first settler in Furnas County, first called James County. I. Benjamin Burton (sometimes J.B. Burton), settled at Burton’s Bend in 1870, and there operated a trading post and ...

Republicans chair all committees, as promised, while Democrats will lead half of the newly created subcommittees.

Gretchen Langton Potlucks for Purpose, at the Rocky Mountain Grange (RMG#116) in Hamilton, is finishing its fourth season with a bang on Valentine’s Day, February 14 with a special […] ...

Feb. 9 marks a significant moment in Montana’s history — the 160th anniversary of the day our territorial government adopted “Oro y Plata” as the state motto in 1865. These ...

Historical accounts of foodborne illness date back to antiquity. The first suggested documented case of a known foodborne illness dates back to 323 B.C. According to doctors at the University of ...

This month, galleries are showing avian-themed art, along with small-scale ceramics, origami cranes, and more.

The story of Poopdeck Platt, who lived in Homer for nearly half a century, began in the American Northwest. AUTHOR’S NOTE: ...