Time to wrap up the week with Farmer Finishers. Your homework assignment for the weekend is to drop a note to the Billings Chamber and let them know how disappointed you are in their decision to sell an iconic piece of our history. The 1905 painting that depicts life on the reservation by artist John Sharp was a gift from Charles Bair...

It would be a huge boost to to those mom and pop places that struggle to compete against the big boys.

As big as gun ownership is in this part of the world, I'm guessing that if somebody sounds the alarm, we can get quite a few folks to show up and help raise a stink.

If you know me, I'm all about kids. But you can't put an ADDITIONAL 142 million dollars on property taxpayers here.

Mark and I will lead the fundraising to have a secure case to properly preserve this part of Montana and Western history if need be. Shame on the Billings Chamber for this reckless decision.

You never have to wait to be asked what you can do for someone. Generally, they have several things that they could use help with. Just pick one of them and help out.

Those world records will always be safe from me. I need a little more variety when I'm traveling.

Some people will still vacation no matter what. Price doesn't matter and the break they need trumps whatever else is going on.

It's the weekend. Be safe.

I remember years ago a Best Buy employee was fired for stopping a crook who walked out of the store with some electronics and the store fired him. That was the last time I ever shopped at Best Buy.

For some "their song" was the first song that they ever danced to on the night they met.

For me, no ice cream manufacturers' political stances have affected my ice cream purchases.