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Ghost signs, faded brick ads tell stories of the past (opens the original)
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They are the advertisements that you see painted on the exteriors of old buildings. They've outlasted the products or businesses they once promoted, symbols of the past, reminding us of generations long gone. They call them ghost signs. To learn more about these "brick ads," NBC Montana spent an afternoon in the alleys of Bozeman's historic business district. (Photo: NBC Montana) BOZEMAN, Mont. — We see them in most Montana towns and cities. They are the advertisements that you see painted on th
Newly opened Montana Wool Lab works to support and improve state's sheep industry (opens the original)
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A new state of the art wool lab recently opened at Montana State University in Bozeman. Students learn about wool and sheep production. It researches wool and wool fabric, and it helps ranchers learn how to be more competitive in international markets. The lab is also working to boost America's natural fiber production. (Photo: NBC Montana) BOZEMAN, Mont. — For decades, we've used synthetic materials made from chemicals of fossil fuels to manufacture clothing. But many consumers prefer material
Lightning kills 220 sheep in Gravelly Mountains (opens the original)
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In August, the Dillon-based Helle Rambouillet Ranch lost 220 sheep to lightning. The sheep were killed in the remote Gravelly Mountains in Madison County. (NBC Montana File Photo) MISSOULA, Mont. — In August, the Dillon-based Helle Rambouillet Ranch lost 220 sheep to lightning. The sheep were killed in the ranch's summer range in the remote Gravelly Mountains in Madison County. John Helle told NBC Montana it appears the sheep huddled close together under trees for protection against a hailstorm
Episode 123 Last Chance Tour Train gives passengers closeup look at historic Helena (opens the original)
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In 1864, four prospectors discovered gold in Last Chance Gulch, catapulting Helena into one of the west's most lucrative boom towns. Montana's Capital City has come a long way from its rough and tumble days as a frontier gold camp. But the seat of state government blends past with contemporary. NBC Montana took a ride on the Last Chance Tour Train, which has been continuously operating since 1954. While riders bought their tickets, conductor Teresa Rose greeted passengers. Learn more about your
Ravalli Co. Fair opens in Hamilton, parade introduces biggest weekend (opens the original)
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The parade down Main Street in Hamilton always kicks off the Ravalli County Fair and Rodeo. Fans lined both sides of Main Street and spilled onto North 2nd Street to watch the traditional, unofficial introduction to fall in the Bitterroot. (Photo: NBC Montana) HAMILTON, Mont. — The Bitterroot's biggest weekend is off and running. The parade down Main Street in Hamilton always kicks off the Ravalli County Fair and Rodeo. Fans lined both sides of Main Street and spilled onto North 2nd Street to wa
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