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Calico Rodeo
Also referenced in the Trib story (below) is a brief write-up of Calico Rodeo, a new Western-themed retailer located on 9th Street at 8th Avenue North. As with all good businesses in the year 2010,...
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MT Blogroll
Hard to believe the Montana blogosphere was so small back in 2004…check out this screenshot from the early days:
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Rerun: Montana Barbies
(originally posted November 3, 2008) Oh dear. Looks like Great Falls is taking it on the chin again, this time in Barbie form. Some Montana blogger – not sure where – has posted a series of Montana...
View ArticleMontana Haircuts
Alex did a story yesterday about the new “Man Cave” that recently opened in Great Falls, offering spa services for men…and it reminded me of something that Nate of Missoula posted recently at New...
View ArticleLaser Montana!
I just love seeing the cool stuff that AJ creates – this brief clip is full of awesome.
View ArticleFirst Best Slogan
Over at The Awl, they’ve ranked the slogans of each state – and guess who came out on top? Darn right: Montana: The Last, Best Place! Interestingly, our neighboring states also ranked very well: 2....
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Monster Montana Cookies!
Here’s some pictures of my delicious Monster Montana Cookies in the process of being created last week… Now – go vote for MONTANA in the Better Homes & Gardens “State Cookie Challenge” on Facebook!
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Bottle Wanted!
Took a delightful trip down to Monarch and Neihart today, and stopped in at the Neihart “In”-convenience store – noticed this interesting “wanted” poster (click for larger view).
View ArticleJack Horner and “T-Rex” Thomas
The Bozeman Magpie reports that Jack Horner – arguably the most famous paleontologist in the world – recently took a bride: Vanessa Shiann Weaver, 19, of Ohio. And speaking of Horner…here’s a neat...
View ArticleMontana’s Birthday!
Reminded by Michelle that today is Montana’s birthday! The Montana Historical Society says: “Between 1880 and 1890, the population of Montana grew from about 39,000 to nearly 143,000. The people of...
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