History

If you've been driving around Bozeman lately and noticed small trees and American flags on top of many of the construction sites in the area, you may have wondered why.

On May 26, 1864, the Territory of Montana became an incorporated territory of the United States. It split from the existing Idaho Territory by Act of Congress and was signed into law by President Abraham Lincoln.

We all know that Bozeman is changing rapidly, but there are still a few places left where you can have a true old-fashioned Montana experience.

According to the new owner, Frank Keyes, plans are in the works to reopen the historic Norris Bar.

Wondering what’s up with the decades-old trash ejected from Ear Spring? Here's how you can learn more.

Nordic Brew Works, an all-new Brewery on the west side of Bozeman will be opening its doors for business in the near future

It's the 125th anniversary photo and you don't want to miss out.

Chairs were sold in "as-is" condition, without seat cushions, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Have you ever been to this Montana landmark in Virginia City?

Not many people have visited this historic location but it's worth the trip.

Butte, MT has a decades old reputation as party central on St. Patrick's Day. Some of the stories are quite true while most have been embellished to achieve legendary status. BUT - I love Butte for all the OTHER reasons. It really is a great town just WAITING to find it's new stamp on the world.

My trips to St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital have allowed me time to explore the wonderful city of Memphis, TN.  If you haven't ever been - let me fill you in on some of my favorites! The Peabody Hotel - This is THE historic hotel directly off of Bealle Street.  The Hotel has been there since 1869, and is where the rich and famous stay when they visit Memphis.  The Peabody is famous for their