I’m really only good at telling one story, and that’s the story of my car. Daily, it seems, I’m asked how I obtained such an odd machine. I drive a 1961 Dodge Lancer. I call him Ol’ Frank. He’s painted the same teal as when originally manufactured, has the original slant-six with a push-button transmission and has only 83,000 original miles. Continue Reading →
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Terry native Clarke saluted for newspaper work
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Last May, my old Billings Gazette colleague Dennis Gaub wrote a profile of Norm Clarke for Last Best News, just before Clarke came back to Montana to deliver the commencement address to graduates of Montana State University Billings. This is how Dennis’ article started:
“Norm Clarke agrees: he’s come a long way from his small-town start. “His lengthy journalism career began when he was in high school in his Eastern Montana hometown of Terry. The personable Clarke talked the editor of the local weekly newspaper, the Terry Tribune, into letting him report on a Class C basketball tournament in a nearby town.” Yes, he has come a long way, and on Friday Clarke was given the Damon Runyon Award from the Denver Press Club. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Last Best Blog, Dennis Gaub, Denver Press Club, Las Vegas Review-Journal, Norm Clarke, Terry, Terry Tribune
Photo Gallery: Pictures from recent expeditions
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Filed under: Photo Galleries, Brockway, Custer, Fromberg, Jordan, Missoula, Ninepipe National Wildlife Refuge, Pryor
Forsyth artist always kept his customers satisfied
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FORSYTH — How do you make a living as an artist in a place like Montana or North Dakota? Just ask Bob Watts. He is an accomplished and prolific painter, but if he had tried to live solely on his paintings, he probably couldn’t have supported his wife and three children. (more…) Continue Reading →