The night of Monday, June 14, was a night the residents of Fromberg will not soon forget. As Rock Creek was flooding Red Lodge, the communities of Belfry, Bridger, Fromberg and Edgar were keeping their eye on the Clark’s Fork River which was lapping at its banks. 

It's the height of summer and gardening should be easy, right? The risk of frost has passed and it's not quite late enough to worry about another, yet this is also when the bugs and other issues cause us concern.

Meadowlarks warble from their perches on the ornate and lustrous silver fence fronting the Forest Grove Church where worship will soon begin. The bell in the bell tower rings as congregants pass through the front doors that open to the sanctuary.

Muri was born and raised on her family’s ranch outside of Joliet. She enjoys training horses when she’s not flying with her career as a commercial airline pilot.

Zucchini overload from your garden? Here are some great summer recipes to try!

Join Montana Agri-Women as we host the American Agri-Women National Convention November 2-6, 2022 in Bozeman, Montana.

What extreme weather we have had this summer! Floods, fire, drought, hail, grasshoppers, even tornadoes. If you were spared of one weather pattern, you likely experienced another.

On November 8, 1889, Montana was admitted to the union as the forty-first state, and pioneering townsfolk in Lewistown were happy to finally call their centralized hamlet, “The Heart of the State of Montana.” 

No kegger, though, in the history of keggers could compare to the mother of all of them: Aber Day, which was held in May.

Given its proximity to Montana and Wyoming locals, Yellowstone National Park is the perfect place to enjoy during the off season and there’s time now before tourists swarm the sites.

For those gardeners whose space is a premium, the remedy just might be growing vegetables vertically.

The Fort at 49, a restaurant and campsite in Custer, Montana, quickly becomes a blur in the rearview mirror while cruising between Billings and Miles City.

We filled this issue with good things. Reminders that even though all is not well in our nation and world, there is still much to be grateful for and enjoy.

The Red Lodge Songwriter Festival will bring the kind of music to town that will guarantee to touch you in a way like never before. Hit song writers and rising stars from Montana, Nashville and around the country will congregate for three full days, in June.

Being in the middle of nowhere hasn’t stopped Whitney Klasna from making an impact in the agriculture community in the state of Montana and, in fact, in the nation.

Richelle Barrett would be the first to say she had no idea when she began sharing her thoughts on social media that today she would be a well-known agriculture advocate.

If operating two ranches isn’t enough, Cheyenne Wilson also is a writer and photographer specializing in social media marketing and the promotion of agriculture.

Winter is finally behind us and it’s time to enjoy the great outdoors. Whether it’s for work or play, it’s always good to be prepared with some great food!

In today’s changing world, a dozen Sweet Grass County women decided brushing up on gun safety and self-defense may be a good idea.

For her project, Kenny’s plan was to develop a podcast that featured individuals in the ag industry with disabilities. That project launched her into what has become a successful startup company that makes a difference in the lives of farmers and ranchers suffering from injuries, accidents, disabilities, and mental health issues. She even touches on suicide prevention.