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Fall is here, and activities will soon be shifting indoors. With the houseplant craze in full swing, many people are jumping on the bandwagon of introducing plants into their homes. One of the many questions we get, in addition to those questions on how to care for these plants, is: will these plants be toxic to my pet(s)? On the list of pet-friendly plants that are "high light" are a surprising number of blooming options. From African Violets to Bromeliads, all the way to Orchids, every one of...
Fall is in full swing, which means it's time to stop by Beaver Creek Kids, Watford City, for cozy, comfortable styles the kids will love as much as their parents. Fall is owner Erin Perry's favorite season and she has started her fall promotion with pumpkin patch sweatshirts explaining, "I like to order clothes that are good for more than one season. The pumpkin sweatshirts are something kids can wear for the Halloween and Thanksgiving seasons." But, if buyers are looking for more specific holid...
Thoughts of backyard barbecues on the spacious deck or holiday dinners cooked in the warm and inviting kitchen begin to stir walking into the house at 724 3rd St. SE. The property has been completely remodeled inside thanks to the hard work of local businesses and contractors. In fact, it was the final push for property owners Kasey Noble and Kaleb Dasinger, along with Jeremy Spelman, to form Dynamic Development & Construction. Dasinger and Noble have purchased several properties in the area...
Get ready! Downtown Sidney is getting ready for the 2025 Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 18, and you won't want to miss a single hay bale of it. This year's festival promises to be bigger, better, and more pumpkin-packed than ever, with activities for all ages and interests. From craft vendors and food trucks to the kids' fun zone, music and hayrides, there's something for everyone. Families can say hello to furry friends at the petting zoo and enjoy hands-on fun like pumpkin painting and...
WILLISTON, ND— Halloween is fast approaching, which means it’s almost time for the annual “Ghost Walk” on Saturday, Oct. 11, at Fort Buford State Historic Site near Williston. Tours are available 6-8:15 p.m. CT. After listening to the historical spirits at Fort Buford, the evening continues until 9 p.m. at the Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center with a mini fall festival. Enjoy 1800s-era parlor fortunes, lawn bowling, lantern-lit croquet, pin-the-tail, and more. Create your own Victorian silhouette cameo and Halloween crafts....
Rustic Revival Clothing Co., 113 E. Main St., Sidney, kicked-off the fall season making homecoming apparel for the Sidney Eagles and the Lambert-Richey Fusion. Team spirit items included MAGGS (Mother, Aunt, Grandma, Girlfriend) jean jackets, shirts and the battle towels given away during Sidney's homecoming parade. But fall is not all about football, and the boutique is ready for the season with long puffer vests, Judy Blue Jeans, Kit Sch hair accessories and bar shampoo, and women's LuLu...
Howl at the moon, Saturday Oct. 25, for the first annual Annie Oakley Spay-ghetti & No Balls Dinner & Halloween Carnival. The fundraising event starts at 3 p.m. at the Yellowstone Merc., 102 N. Central Ave., Sidney, courtesy of Serina Kringen. Get your costumes on and bring the whole family for face painting, pumpkin painting, cookie decorating, balloon animals and games. Try your luck at the Donut Dangle Challenge, where players will race to eat a doughnut suspended by a string without using...
"Harvest to Hearts", has a new produce drop-off/pick-up point, Crestwood Inn, 410 3rd Ave. SW, but its mission remains the same: distribute donated produce to seniors and families. From July until October, fresh produce can be dropped off in the collection baskets in Crestwood's main lobby by the pop machine, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., or call 406-433-4631, to arrange a drop-off time. The same is true for pick-up, though calling in advance will ensure there is produce available, and it will be bagged and...
Steinbeisser Ranch, Sidney, will be inducted into the Montana Pro Rodeo Hall & Wall of Fame (MPRHWF) at the Billings Hotel & Convention Center, Sept. 27, being honored as one of the Great Montana Ranches. MPRHWF is dedicated to honoring Montana professional cowboys and cowgirls who exemplify Montana western heritage. Their monument site is located near the entrance of MetraPark Arena, Billings, and includes an 18' bronze sculpture of six-time World Champion bronc rider Dan Mortensen, and...
Despite making up a small share of North Dakota's wheat crop, farmers planted about 120,000 acres of winter wheat in 2025, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data released in March. This represents a 4% decrease from the previous year. Even so, fall is a good time to consider the role winter wheat can play on your farm, whether as a cover crop or as a cash crop, says Victor Gomes, NDSU Extension cropping systems specialist at the Dickinson Research Extension Center. Moisture conditions...
Located outside of Arnegard is Meadowlark Acres, a unique garden where customers can buy fresh produce right from where it was grown. Their first selling season is in full swing, and Corey Meuchel, owner of the farm, couldn't be happier. Two years ago, life drastically changed for Meuchel, when his wife, Rachel, was diagnosed with a brain tumor. At the time, Corey was teaching at the Bakken Area Skills Center, and farming and ranching with his in-laws, working 200 head of cattle 20 miles from ho...
The Richland County Farmers' Market is going strong, and going on through Saturday, Oct. 11, giving those in search of fresh, locally grown goodies plenty of time to get some. The first two Saturdays of the Farmers' Market were held at the Richland County Event Center due to concrete work at the Richland County Courthouse, 201 W Main St., however, this fun Saturday morning tradition is back at the courthouse parking lot, 7:30 a.m.-12 p.m. The public is invited to stop down and get their fresh,...
Farmers, ranchers, agronomists and community members are invited to attend the 2025 Soil Health Workshop on Sept. 17, from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. MDT at the Ag Building Auditorium, 400 State Ave., Dickinson, ND. The event is hosted by the NDSU Dickinson Research Extension Center, Dickinson State University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service. This free event will showcase how healthy soil supports healthy food, resilient farms and thriving ecosystems. Attendees will benefit from expert presentations, hands-on...
HELENA, MT – The Montana Department of Agriculture (MDA) is facilitating fall pesticide disposal events during the week of Sept. 23 – 26, in Plentywood, Glasgow, Glendive and Hardin. Annual pesticide waste collection events have collected nearly 780,000 lbs. of pesticide waste from over 1,800 participants since the program’s inception in 1994. “When it comes the disposal of pesticide products, Montana has limited options,” said Carli Davis of the MDA’s Pesticide Disposal and Container Recycling Programs. “This program ensures that waste product...
Piled-up stress during harvest season can lead farmers and ranchers to develop physical or mental health issues, but they can take steps to reduce stress and create healthy ways to manage it, says a North Dakota State University Extension expert. "Farm and ranch families often experience pressure, conflict and uncertainty, especially during harvest season, weather challenges or due to other farming concerns," says Sean Brotherson, Extension family science specialist. "If feelings of frustration...
Josie Evenson's last day as Richland County 4-H Youth Development Agent was Friday, Aug. 15, and her first day with Montana State 4-H was Monday, Aug. 25. She will be providing support to 4-H Youth Development Agents in Eastern Montana, and developing 4-H curriculum in her new, remote position. "It's bittersweet," Evenson said of leaving her county position of almost 13 years. Evenson is a fourth generation Montana 4-H member. Her grandparents were charter members of one of Montana's 4-H clubs....
Richland Co. Fair 4-H 2025 Grand Champion Market animals were chosen during the Richland Co. Fair Aug 1. The Grand Champion Beef and Grand Champion Lamb winner was William Head. Brynlee McNally raised the Grand Champion Goat. Kree McNally won with her Grand Champion Hog and also won Champion of Champions with her animal....
As an oilfield pumper and farmer, Jon Castro, Sidney, MT, and his family have prime opportunities to observe the wildlife they share their land with. What started as a hobby to fill the freezer has turned into family tradition for Castros, with Jon and Laura's son, Matthias, and daughter, Josie, taking part in hunting season alongside their parents. With land in both Montana and North Dakota, Jon is able to study the patterns of deer and upland birds while working on the farm. From noticing...
As leaves fade to yellow, storefronts across Montana turn orange, adorned with huge “Welcome Hunters” banners. FWP also steps up to help people prepare for the season with its annual Hunting Forecast. The links below break down the state region by region to outline what hunters can expect for deer, elk and pronghorn. It’s also not just focused on big game. The forecasts include an upland game bird season outlook with trends for grouse, partridge and pheasant using FWP’s spring survey results, weather and other data. Northeast Montana Big Gam...
Fall Turkey Season Set The fall turkey season is set with 4,310 licenses available to hunters, 235 less than last year. One of the 21 hunting units has more licenses than last year, eight have fewer licenses and 12 units remain the same. Unit 21 (Hettinger and Adams counties), which has been closed for several years due to a low turkey population because of a lack of quality habitat, has been extended into units 44 and 06 to allow for more opportunities. Applicants can apply online by visiting the North Dakota Game and Fish website, gf.nd.gov....
For John Reynolds, Reynolds Market 6th President, Reynolds Market has always been a part of his life. His grandfather, Frank T. Reynolds, opened the first Reynolds Market in Glendive in March 1925. Later that year he partnered with John Marman, and together they would open a second location in Sidney in the fall of 1925. John's father, Jack K. Reynolds, would serve as Reynolds Market president from 1985-1998, and was a big push for John to work in the family business. "I graduated from MSU...
In 1991, Tammie Wicorek started as a temporary cashier at Reynolds Market. "My brother, Joe Torres, worked in the Produce Department, and he asked if I would fill in for one of the cashiers. It was supposed to be temporary. May 31 was supposed to be my last day, and they told me there was a full-time cashier position open and asked if I'd stay. I remember telling them that I was getting married in June, so I was going to need some time off," Wicorek recounts. Little did she know that a favor to...
Founded in 1925 in Glendive, Montana, Reynolds Market began as a partnership between Frank Reynolds and John Marman - two young men with eighth-grade educations but an abundance of determination, business sense, and work ethic. What started as a single store in Glendive quickly grew to serve multiple communities across eastern Montana and neighboring areas. Today, Reynolds Market remains locally owned and operated, still rooted in the same family and community values that built it nearly a...
Loren Kutzler, Sidney Reynolds Market's fifth manager, started at the store in 1990 after being injured playing football. He was a junior in high school and was encouraged by his mom to apply. "Ron Barone (Reynolds Market's store manager at the time) told me I could start as soon as I cut my hair," Kutzler laughed, remembering that he did just that, and started working in carry-out. After high school graduation, he decided to take a year off to save money for college. Kutzler started working...
