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Fans of the series Yellowstone are most likely up-to-date on every episode and, by now, are thoroughly engaged in Season 5. My brush with the series came last August when I was cast as an extra in a bar scene for the opening episode that aired November 13th. Well, the word cast is a bit much since the only thing that distinguished my "extra" status that day was how the backside of my jean jacket made it to the screen for literally one second. No, I didn't get to meet Rip, nor did I get a scolding from Beth, but the experience was fun nonetheless! At this point, the next best thing to being on set or watching the series from the comfort of home would be the fun merchandise you can shop for in-store and online that is "Yellowstone" inspired! Talk about great gift ideas for almost everyone on your holiday list! Here are some top picks for the Dutton enthusiasts in your life!

Fentanyl, a highly addictive synthetic opioid 50 times more potent than heroin and 100 times more potent than morphine, remains the deadliest drug threat facing this country.

Welcome to another wild weekend in the Frontier Conference. The women’s side of the equation started with 3 teams ranked in the top 30. Carroll College the highest at #9 in the country, Western at #21, and Rocky Mountain College at #29.

Read on for some of the funniest misheard song lyrics and decide for yourself if it's worth correcting yourself after all this time (or if you like your version better, anyway).

The "Yellowstone Ranch" is actually the Chief Joseph Ranch, just outside of Darby, Montana. The ranch property dates back to the 1880s, when water rights were registered, at that time it was called the Shelton Ranch.

Today's Townsquare Media, Harrington Pepsi, Ace Hardware, and Butte Cares Clothing Drive at the MAC was a great experience for everyone involved. Volunteers, sponsors, and participants came together for a great cause; along the way, many met and connected with new faces. For numerous years, the Clothing Drive in Butte has helped provide gently worn clothes, hats, gloves, blankets, shoes, and more to those in need within the community. It has also offered a sense of worth and accomplishment to the many volunteers who donate their time to the Clothing Drive each year.

Some reading this may not have to deal with rounding up a plan for getting their families enough food to eat on a given day, but for many, the desire to help is there. Thanks to many charitable groups in the surrounding area, people have been able to seek the help they need. Namely added to that list is the Project Care Food Bank of Anaconda.

Mother nature had a nice tour of Montana over the past 24 hours, dropping a significant amount of snow from the Idaho border to the Dakotas. The Winter Storm Warning that was issued for the entirety of Montana marched across the state, wreaking havoc on travel...

“Don’t stop in America, go straight to Butte” The story goes that all emigrants were told this upon arriving in the United States, looking for work. The Richest Hill on Earth made hundreds of men rich and gave high-paying jobs to thousands of immigrants from every corner of the globe. Marcus Daly arri...

This Saturday (December 3rd), and for the first time since 2019, the Women's Club in Anaconda will have just that; a Christmas Store designed specifically for children "only" to shop for their loved ones. It's an exciting experience for the kiddos. Volunteers will be on-site to help these young shoppers pick out up to 8 items priced at ONLY $1 each. Community members over the past month brought in donations and gifts, so the selection is expected to be great! Volunteers will also be there to wrap all chosen gifts. Here's where to bring your youngster for a shopping experience like no other this Saturday: Ancient Order of Hibernians Hall at 106 Cherry in Anaconda. The Christmas Store will be open from 9 a.m. until noon. Proceeds will go towards AJHS Women's Club Scholarships. Let the shopping begin!