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Christina Baldwin to Speak at Great Falls Public Library

Christina Baldwin to Speak at Great Falls Public Library

Christina Baldwin is a native of Montana, born in Great Falls and a third-generation member of the Leo Baldwin family in the Sun River Valley. She has fictionalized this heritage in her historical novel, The Beekeeper’s Question: Love and Honey, War and Reckoning, which recently won the Indie

Iraq War Veteran Jesse Albrecht Exhibits Ceramics, Teaches Workshops at The Square

Iraq War Veteran Jesse Albrecht Exhibits Ceramics, Teaches Workshops at The Square

Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art (The Square) will host a traveling exhibition and two related workshops featuring ceramics artist Jesse Albrecht. Jesse Albrecht: Vessels of War & Recovery will be on view at The Square’s Cobb/Dufresne Gallery between June 12 and September 12, 2026. Albrecht will also

Colonel Paul’s Corner – The Last Casualty of the Civil War

Colonel Paul’s Corner – The Last Casualty of the Civil War

On 14 April, 1861, Union troops at Fort Sumter, South Carolina, surrendered to their Confederate attackers. The fort had suffered a 34-hour bombardment with no hope of reinforcement or resupply. The Union Commander, Major Robert Anderson, lowered the 33-star U.S. flag and carried it as he led

Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Results for the Week of May 25-30

Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Results for the Week of May 25-30

The Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Unit 408 hosts several events each week at its facility located at 528 Smelter Ave NE, Suite 7, usually on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday afternoon at 12:30. The club welcomes new players, and a good contact phone number is 899-8597. We

Highland Cemetery History - Belinda Hopkins Hubbard

Highland Cemetery History - Belinda Hopkins Hubbard

The postal system in Cascade County was widespread in the early 1900’s. It began with the homesteaders and miners moving west. Some mail coming from the eastern United States would have been transported via steamboats to Fort Benton. From there, the stage coaches would carry it, making stops every

Colonel Paul’s Corner – The Forgotten Moors of Spain

Colonel Paul’s Corner – The Forgotten Moors of Spain

“The History of Western Civilization” is a required course at every college and university. Today, some high schools offer it as well. I remember learning about the Kings and Queens and famous battles that produced the Europe we know today. Not so much time was spent on America, as separate

Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Results for the Week of April 27-May 2

Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Results for the Week of April 27-May 2

The Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Unit 408 hosts several events each week at its facility located at 528 Smelter Ave NE, Suite 7, usually on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday afternoon at 12:30. The club welcomes new players, and a good contact phone number is 899-8597. We