56 Counties: Elouise Cobell

56 Counties: Tim Gordon

Tim Gordon grew up in Missoula, where his father owned a construction business. But Tim was always fascinated with art and antiques and at a very early age, he started collecting and selling whatever valuable items he could get his hands on.

56 Counties: Mark Sulser

Since 1929, Billings has relied on Daylis Stadium as the primary venue for most of the major outdoor sporting events in the city. But the west end of the stadium was condemned for safety reasons in 2024, which caused several community members to step up their efforts to push forward with a plan to refurbish the stadium. It is now scheduled to re-open in September as Sam McDonald Stadium at Daylis. I talked to School District Number 2 Sports and Activities Director Mark Sulser about how this project came to be.

56 Counties: Jeff Mangan

Jeff Mangan is a former state representative and state senator, and he also served for six years as the Commissioner for Political Practices.

56 Counties: Megan Torgerson

Megan Torgerson grew up on a ranch near Dagmar, Montana. After moving away when she finished high school, she found herself fascinated by stories from the place where she grew up.

56 Counties: Elouise Cobell

In 2010, Elouise Cobell, the long-time treasurer for the Blackfeet Tribe, settled a lawsuit against the US government on behalf of over 500,000 members of several tribes who had been victimized by the US government for decades.