The April 19 ribbon cutting and unveiling of Concourse B at the Billings Logan International Airport was a significant step in the airport’s Master Plan, which began nearly twenty years ago.

Summer’s coming and so are opportunities to take your cooking outdoors. We’ve included a couple of one-pan meals and dessert to make over an open flame using a Dutch oven or aluminum foil.

Besides being a beautiful, functional garden which raises plants to an easy-to-reach level, keyhole gardens incorporate biomass to create a moisture retaining system…

Tough times aren’t new. Everyone faces them. A pastor once said most everyone is either in the midst of a trial, just coming out of one, or soon headed into one. While that isn’t encouraging, it is, unfortunately, true…

Farrier.  No, not fairy, not furrier, and no, not ferrying boats across a river.  Believe it or not, these have each been mistaken when I describe, in my humble opinion, one of the best jobs on the planet. 

When January’s weeklong cold snap sent temperatures and wind chills plummeting to well below zero, many Montana ranchers were relieved calving season was still several months away.  But for the L Bar W Cattle Company…

A cold, early morning in the snow-covered mountains is awakened by the sounds of stomping paws; dogs howling, barking, wooing, and bellowing in the frigid temperatures. But the cold doesn’t bother the dogs…

The cowboy hat is one of the most defining statements of a cowboy’s image. First introduced in the mid-1800s as head protection from the elements, the cowboy hat has evolved into an iconic expression in the world of western wear. 

It’s a bargain hunter’s delight. But don’t haggle. The prices are low enough that it's not necessary. And besides, the proceeds go to good causes.

This time of year, with seed catalogs stacked high, a gardener may feel like a kid in the candy shop anticipating the upcoming season.  It’s an opportune time to set gardening goals. 

Comfort food and winter go hand in hand. And what could be more inviting than coming home to a delicious smelling dinner. These are tried and true easy dinners that are not only family favorites…

Last year we had so much fun partnering with PBR that we’re doing it again! Check out the ad for details. One lucky RITW reader will win a package worth $1000 for the weekend of April 13th…

“If you love what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life.”

While the old adage is one of merit, for most it falls short of reality. But the oft heard yet rarely achieved saying…

Tenderhearted and compassionate, yet relentless and determined, Scott Miller loves getting to the heart of the matter, whether it’s a friend in turmoil, or a community in crisis.

In addition to Julie, the cowgirls, ranging in age from 64 to 77, consist of Charlene Netzer, Kathy Wyman and Cherie Gatzke, and all live on ranches within five miles of each other.

“I believe my calling right now is to serve on a greater level,” Judy Wagner said. “I love investing in others.” 

DuWayne and Carrie are a strong couple, grounded by faith, loved and admired in their close-knit community, and respected and cherished by their boys and families. They are the kind of neighbors everyone wants…

As Tom Mattingly recounts his early years, visions of a life a century ago emerge. On the ranch where he and his family lived, work was done by horses, there was no telephone, television…

It’s time to begin planning for holiday baking and who doesn’t love to bake cookies and receive them! These recipes are perfect for a cookie exchange, an open house or as a gift for the neighbors.

As often as we have room, we try to include a feature on individuals we call “Colorful Characters.” These are typically folks in Montana who exemplify the spirit and character of a life well lived under the big sky.