Big Billy

Yes, I'm talking about flamethowers. What could be more fun and slightly dangerous than operating a flamethrower.

New reports came out yesterday (Oct. 30th) on where COVID hospitalizations are occurring and how much hospitals are taking a hit.

Local establishments are trying curb people from throwing up in public places when patrons do not realize they have had a few too many.

This October and November in Montana will bring more showers in the eastern sky as well as the southern sky.

Although it isn't right or polite for that matter to do so, in Montana is it necessarily Illegal to park in a manner that blocks a driveway?

Many people need to seek "greener pastures" for work, housing and opportunity in other states for their pursuit of happiness and security.

Could we have seen more traffic in the fact more users are using the actual site and not a 3rd party app to view Reddit?

I can't imagine this ever happening, but what if you got a call from you landlord saying that they are at your home about to look around at things?

Montana, like every other state in the union are required to keep track of the amount of STD's reported in our state.

I wasn't sure. However, I did look around to see if it could be a imminent threat to Montana.

You look outside and some people drive by faster than the speed limit.

During the wet seasons, rain water is an excellent commodity to harness.