Memorial Day

Memorial Day is a hard day for many but the memories of those closest to us need to be kept alive. We celebrate who they were — not what we lost.

It’s tough to have a happy day remembering those who are no longer with us. We relive memories, things that defined their lives, and touched ours.

It should not be a day of hotdogs and potato salad. It should be a day that we reflect on the empty chair at the dinner table.

The sights and sounds of the parade in Downtown Bozeman!

There are many holidays that are commercial windfalls for business but should they be?

You can thank Numa Pompilius for adding January to the end of what was then a ten-month Roman calendar in 700 B.C.

People do more than swim in pools. The first swimming pool filtration system was installed in 1910. Thank Goodness.

How much money could I save in a single week just by changing a few things I normally do that I don’t really need to be doing?

America has always been at the forefront of innovation and ways to get things done. But this lack of holidays is unconscionable.

Will mankind ever reach a point where wars are abolished? Probably not in our lifetime due the fact we create more devices that kill than communicate.