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Skyline Sportsmen's banquet planned for April 24 at Butte Civic Center

The Skyline Sportsmen’s Association will have its annual banquet on Friday, April 24, at the Butte Civic Center, 1340 Harrison Ave. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., with the buffet dinner at 7 p.m. Adult tickets are $50 and youth tickets (ages 9 to 15) are $15.

‘Jeopardy! YouTube’: What’s Different, Who Won, & What Did The Fans Think?

Jeopardy! began a new era on a different platform on March 31 when it premiered its first-ever YouTube edition. The three contestants were stars who have YouTube channels who competed for charity. Who won, and what did the fans think of the spinoff? The first episode of Jeopardy! YouTube

Proponents of rail service through Bozeman, Livingston seek federal support

Proponents of rail service through Bozeman, Livingston seek federal support

Supporters of opening a new passenger rail route from Chicago to the Pacific Northwest — including stops in Livingston and Bozeman — are hoping to get funding for the project with multiple bills in Congress this session. U.S. Sen. Tim Sheehy introduced S. 3728 on Jan. 29, which would significantly decrease

Southwest Chapter of Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation banquet planned for April 11

The Southwest Montana Chapter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will have its banquet on Saturday, April 11, at the Maroon Activity Center, 550 E. Mercury St. Doors open at 4 p.m. The banquet also includes live and silent auctions, door prizes, games and kids’ prizes. The event helps

Palace where Scottish kings were crowned to reopen for 60th anniversary

Palace where Scottish kings were crowned to reopen for 60th anniversary

By Elizabeth Hunter A palace where the Kings of Scotland were once crowned is set to reopen for its 60th anniversary celebration. For centuries, the palace was home to Scone Abbey and the Stones of Scone, serving as the grounds for coronations of the Kings of Scotland between 1249 and

Man with same rare condition as Celine Dion worries about her return to stage

Man with same rare condition as Celine Dion worries about her return to stage

By Tom Jeffreys A former marathon runner who was diagnosed with the same condition as Celine Dion after dismissing his tight legs as nerves said crowds could be a "trigger" during her comeback. Jon Kelf, 56, was a super-fit, five-time marathon runner before he was diagnosed

Whoopi Goldberg Sends Support for ‘Friend’ Tiger Woods on ‘The View’

The View‘s hosts reacted to the news that Tiger Woods is now seeking treatment after being arrested for DUI in connection to his recent rollover car crash, during which he was discovered to have hydrocodone in his possession and refused a urine test. And the cohosts were almost unanimous