Most people think competitive shooting is simply about who can shoot the fastest. After spending a Saturday morning with the Crooked Falls Practical Shooters, I learned it’s far more than that. […]
Andrew Johnson turns his own employment challenges into practical support for job seekers and local employers For Andrew Johnson, Electric City Opportunities is more than a business. It is the
GREAT FALLS, MT — There is something magical about stepping through the doors of the C.M. Russell Museum. As you begin walking from piece to piece, memories begin to surface. For
I have a question that I’ve wrestled with for years. Maybe it’s because of my 25 years in the military. Maybe it’s because of the people I’ve served with. Maybe
Photos by: Jayson Olthoff If there was one word that captured the spirit of this week’s Coffee and Business gathering, it was connection. Every Wednesday, entrepreneurs, nonprofit leaders, business owners, professionals,
Photos by: Jayson Olthoff A proposal to annex land into the City of Great Falls for the Little Shell Tribe’s Good Medicine Housing Developmentsparked one of the most extensive public hearings
Sometimes the most valuable conversations happen over a cup of coffee. Veterans from around the Great Falls area gathered Tuesday morning for the monthly Veterans Coffee at the Great Falls
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” I don’t know if the vendors at Town Square Market have that quote hanging on the wall, but
When people hear the words weight loss, they often think about diets, calories, or the latest fitness trend. At this week’s Coffee and Business (CAB), guest speaker Kathy Workman encouraged everyone to think
Editor’s Note This article appears in The Big Sky Standard’s Opinion section. The views expressed are solely those of Jayson Olthoff and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Big Sky Standard,
