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The Real Story Behind Montana's Painted Barn Quilts (opens the original)
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I've always had a soft spot for barn quilts, those big painted squares that turn a plain barn into something you slow down to look at. I used to live on a rural piece of land with a barn of my own, and it bugs me that I never got a barn quilt made for it. I'd still have a piece of that place if I had, even after everything else about it changed. That little regret is what sent me down the rabbit hole of nostalgia, and I thought I'd share with you why barn quilts are starting to pop up on more an
The Montana Rancher Who Preserved Prairie Life (opens the original)
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More than 100 years ago, a rancher near Terry, Montana, was quietly creating one of the most detailed visual records of life on the eastern prairie. Evelyn Cameron wasn't a visiting photographer passing through town for a few days. She lived the work she photographed. She managed ranches, raised animals, grew food, took in boarders, kept diaries, and photographed the people and places around her. Today, her photographs offer a rare window into eastern Montana as it looked during the homesteading
Why Billings Firefighters Are Rappelling Down the Rims (opens the original)
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Last weekend, my family was out running errands when my husband brought up the graffiti on the Rims. My 11-year-old asked why anyone would do something like that. Why would they want to deface something, especially something so beautiful and special to Billings? It was one of those questions that doesn’t have a good answer. The Rims are part of the view, part of the history, and part of what makes Billings feel like home. The graffiti problem isn’t new. Homeowners near the Rimrocks told KTVQ it
Billings Forum Gives Veterans a Voice on Disability Access (opens the original)
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I come from a military family. My dad served in the Army, my grandfather served in the Navy, and my uncle served in the Air Force. Because of that, supporting veterans has always been personal to me. I’ve spent the better part of my adult life working with and advocating for veterans. I’ve learned that service doesn’t always end when someone comes home. That’s why I’m glad to see AccessBillings bring this conversation to Billings again. AccessBillings will hold its fifth Disability Awareness For
Four Astronauts Have Meaningful Ties to Montana (opens the original)
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Space has always felt so far away to me. It's one of those things that seems almost impossible to picture until you hear a story that makes it feel real. When my father-in-law was a little boy, he got to meet John Glenn. He still talks about it to this day, and I completely understand why. Meeting someone who had actually been to space, someone whose name he learned about in school and has since seen in history books, had to feel like meeting a real-life superhero. That is why I was curious when
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