Readers respond to the question, "Are you afraid of contracting something in the lab?" I am not and have never been afraid of contracting an illness from samples in the lab.

Jene Mesler and David Harris were married May 16 in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, with the Rev.

Montana cowboy recording and performing artist Wylie Gustafson makes a couple of stops in the area next weekend.

A woman injured in a three-vehicle crash Thursday on U.S. Highway 87 was in an intensive care unit Friday.

FORT BENTON - Virginia Mary Tacke Meeks, 91, of Fort Benton, a retired farmer, died of natural causes Saturday at a Fort Benton medical facility.

The lower Teton River is drying up almost yearly and drought isn't the cause, insists rancher Steve Kelly, who is frustrated by the shortages of water for his hayfields, livestock and home.

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The lower Teton River is drying up almost yearly and drought isn't the cause, insists rancher Steve Kelly, who is frustrated by the shortages of water for his hayfields, livestock and home.

Montana's winter wheat harvest is underway, with 11 percent of the state's crop in, according to the Montana Crop Weather Report released Monday by the Montana Field Office of the National Agricultural Statistics Service.

Few might dispute the English poet's sentiment, but a group of northcentral Montana farmers, implement dealers and university researchers have been plugging away for more than 15 years to pin down where and why so much variation occurs in every field.