In the first years of my life, I had a dairy allergy. Even having a teaspoon of milk would give me a three day ear infection. So I had my bowl of Cheerios with soy milk, and orange sherbet was the only option when the family stopped at an ice cream parlor.

Today is National Hot Dog Day, so I looked some things up.

Celebrate the Red, White and Blue this 4th of July.

If you plan on celebrating the 4th with family and friends, Grand Canyon National Park is open. So is Yellowstone National Park, Glacier National Park, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Custer Gallatin National Forest, Yellowtail Dam, and Cooney State Park, Canyon Ferry Lake and Holter Lake...

Most people don’t think of Montana when they think of destination golf locations, but they'd be missing out on some unique experiences.

Surprisingly, one of the difficult tasks associated with a garage sale is figuring what a good price is for the items you used to love, but don’t love as much anymore.

A Brothel, Chinese Laundry, Saloon and an Opium Den.

I see summer camps today packed to the gills with multiple activities—something for a kid’s brain as well as their bodies—and think to myself, I’d kinda like to be a kid again.

There's an impressive lineup of festivals and events around the region this summer. So many that you couldn't possibly catch them all. But with so many close by, why not try.

First off, you have to start with the right meat. It needs to be 80/20. I know many are tempted to buy the extra lean stuff either for health reasons, or because they assume since it costs more it tastes better...not the case with burgers. If you start with that 93% lean stuff, you'll end up with dry, crumbly burgers. As far as seasoning the meat goes, here's all I do:

If you've never had homemade Ginger Ale or Root Beer, you're missing out. You can actually make some delicious fizzy beverages without having to buy anything special and it all starts with a thing called a "ginger bug".

The Fort Peck Summer Theatre is one of those Montana "bucket-list" items. If you haven't made the trip to Northeastern Montana- you are missing out. This summer the theatre celebrates their 50th Anniversary, but, in reality, their history goes back much further- to the 1930's and the days building the Fort Peck Dam...