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Maxim Loskutoff’s novel, essays, and short stories have received national recognition and awards, including two High Plains Book Awards, first for his short story collection Come West and See and another for his novel Ruthie Fear. His new novel Old King was published in June 2024.

Humanities Montana serves Montana communities through a variety of programs, grants, and partnerships that keep the humanities alive in the state, speaking to Montana’s diverse history, literature, and philosophy.

On this episode of Field Days, it’s branding day at Ashley Quarter Horses in Forsyth

Gavin Woltjer is in his eighth year as the director of the Billings Public Library. During his tenure, he and the library staff have sought to adapt to the new library building, challenges related to the pandemic, the ongoing discussion of censorship, and expanding resources for the community within and out of the library.

On this episode of Field Days, Lynn Ashley of Ashley Quarter Horses in Forsyth checks on his mares and foals out in their vast pastures.

On this episode of Field Days, rancher Lynn Ashley of Ashley Quarter Horses in Forsyth calls the vet to castrate his colts.

On this episode of Field Days, Lynn Ashley of Ashley Quarter Horses in Forsyth thinks about his horses’ nutrition heading into Fall.

19 August 2024

Last month, 56 Counties told the story of how Chief Joseph's father, also named Joseph, instilled in his son the importance of never giving up the land where they had lived their entire lives. The government had other ideas, however, and when the Nez Perce Reservation was reduced by ninety percent, the Wallowa Valley, where Joseph tribe had settled decades before, was no longer part of the reservation. When Joseph was forced to leave, the results led to one of the most dramatic pursuits in American history.

On this episode of Field Days, an Ashley family friend checks in on Ashley Quarter Horses and Lynn Ashley’s 2024 crop of foals.