The Sheridan Community Charitable Foundation (SCCF) is in the business of nurturing the power of community and making the town of Sheridan a great place to live. Their efforts were on full display for the annual Sheridan Days weekend, one of their four big fundraising events a year.
As I climbed over a low wall and pushed through brambles snagging my clothes, it dawned on me where I was. I was on vacation in Ireland, accompanied by a distant cousin of Philip Sheridan, whom I had just met. We were only ten feet from the cottage doorway where he was born in 1830.
Upper Canyon Outfitters welcomed Shoot Like A Girl to their facility in Alder, Mont., as part of the company’s 2025 Authentic Tour. The event brought together community members from Sheridan and surrounding areas for a comprehensive introduction to firearms safety and shooting sports.
When the Ennis Junior Farmer’s Market expanded to a monthly event for the 2025 season after a successful launch in 2024, no one was better prepared to take advantage of it than author and serial entrepreneur Ethan Hadley.
He stood silently watching the orange fluorescent line whipping through the air before dancing the fly down next to a quiet eddy near an overhang that looked like a pretty good spot for a fish to hang out.
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On Saturday, May 24 the Madison Valley Rural Fire Department (MVRFD) hosted their annual pancake breakfast. An event that is enjoyed by young and old. All community members that joined the event enjoyed the pancakes, eggs and sausage.
The annual Bear Creek Days event returned to the historic Bear Creek Ranger Station east of Cameron, Mont., from May 13–15, 2025. Over the course of three days, more than 400 students in grades three through eight from Gallatin, Jefferson, and Madison Counties took part in this immersive, hands-on outdoor education experience.
On Tuesday, May 6, Montana Governor Greg Gianforte visited Twin Bridges Schools with Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) Director Christy Clark to promote archery education and recognise state bullseye archery champion Mavrick Greemore.
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