Martinsdale News

A Martinsdale woman hopes to brighten the holidays for thousands of homeless children across Montana.

As temperatures cool down during the autumn season, the foliage on the trees brightens up the landscape.

A federal jury this week convicted a former Postal Service worker accused of lying about her physical condition to receive worker's compensation benefits for injuries.

A former Postal Service employee lied about her ability to work to continue receiving workers' compensation benefits even though undercover surveillance video will show that the worker lived an active, outdoors ...

Even though Montana has had a mild wildfire season, the state's national forest budgets have been scorched a bit.

When I put out a call for summer reading recommendations a couple of weeks ago, 23 readers wrote in to suggest nearly 50 titles.

Enjoy art, food and camaraderie this weekend at the Bair Family Museum, a beautifully preserved ranch home originally built around an old homestead house.

HELENA, Mont. - A Martinsdale man has claimed the $90,000 Montana Cash prize from Wednesday's drawing.

My wife and I drove to White Sulphur Springs on Memorial Day and put flowers on the grave of my mother and other relatives who are buried at the cemetery.

“Alberta and Marguerite wanted this to be a museum and not only is it important to their family history, but it's really important to Montana history.”

In a home housing artifacts sometimes only found in the finest of museums in New York City, the average Montanan can find themselves gazing on artwork of Edouard Cortes, handwritten correspondence from Charlie ... via KRTV

Take a trip back in time and discover the history of one of Montana's most illustrious families - the Bairs. via Great Falls Tribune

"Montana Museum Board Breached Duty, Court Says": Today's edition of The New York Times contains an article that begins, "The Montana Supreme Court dismissed on Tuesday the board of the Charles M. Bair Family ... via Legal Times

“We almost always have a constant wind”

MARTINSDALE COLONY -When he was a kid, Peter Wipf and his father used to feed the cattle each morning from a horse-drawn wagon. via Great Falls Tribune