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By: Constance Fuhrter ENNIS, MT - In the final moments before casting (and subsequently forgetting to mail-in) his vote in the Presidential election, auto mechanic and self-proclaimed “Yard Sign Voter,” Jerry Gimble, recalled seeing a sign. “It was like a sign from God, right there... on my neighbor’s lawn.
By: “Steady” Eddie Grant ENNIS, MT - Taylor Sheridan, the creator of the Yellowstone TV series (and its prequels), made an important decision recently—to actively avoid any creative thinking for his next project: Madison. Yellowstone’s glorious dumpster fire of a series ending began with mega-star Kevin Costner’s
BOZEMAN, MT - In a scene reminiscent of a Black Friday sale at a high-end electronics store, representatives from the Guinness Book of World Records descended upon Bozeman to monitor a curious and uniquely modern competition. The new potential world record? The most selfies taken and posted to social media
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BOZEMAN, MT - Fresh off a string of book-banning victories in the Bozeman School District, local Karens Tracy Kilduski and Evelyn Hightower have set their sights on a new target: Montana State University’s anatomy textbooks. “If we can get Catcher in the Rye tossed out, imagine what we can
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BOZEMAN, MT - It was a wild week in Bozeman last week as the city was graced with representatives from the Guinness Book of World Records. The delegation wasn’t there to admire the beautiful landscapes or relish in the rich history. No, they were in town for a more
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BOZEMAN, MT- Over the past 3 years, the city of Bozeman has been grappling with an overwhelming influx of refugees from the West Coast’s biggest cities, as an onslaught of affluent techies and outdoorsy urbanites seek refuge from their former coastal dwellings. While this situation has been dubbed a
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“It’s like they were manufactured in some Bozeman Man Factory with interchangeable personalities and beards.”
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STEAMBOAT, CO - Tired of the stereotype that pigeonholes mountain towns as mere havens for nature lovers and ski enthusiasts, several prominent alpine communities are rebranding themselves as “Altitude-Enhanced Living Experiences,” or ALEs, in a bid to attract a more refined clientele who prefer milder and drier winters. “We’re