Philipsburg Brewing Company on the corner of 101 W. Broadway, boasts a restored metal front. Drone photo credit: Jordan Lefler. Documentary still shot.  Sweeping Film Charms, Captures P-Burg Renaissance Residents and cast snagged sneak peeks of filmmaker Jim Jenner’s seamless,...

A Celebration of MSU's Role in Montana Agriculture. Back before Montana State became a University, with multiple colleges, graduate degrees and nearly 18,000 students, it was simply Montana State College (MSC). Its limited degree options included agriculture and economics, and...

Throughout the next month, join us at Prairie Populist as we highlight some of the people from Montana’s history that embodied the values of freedom, independence, and resilience.  Click HERE to browse this series. America’s First Female Representative Stood Her Ground...

Montana’s Populist History Relived and Repeated We Montanans don’t take kindly to other folks telling us how to live and what to think. We live as we want and we think as we please. That’s the way we like it...

Missouri Headwaters, Madison Buffalo Jump, and Lewis and Clark Caverns State Parks Summer means exploring our state, and at Prairie Populist we’re joining the thousands of Montanans visiting the amazing lands, lakes, and historical sites that make up Montana’s state...

Minutes off the highway, centuries back in time Just a few miles off Interstate 15, if you look closely at the ground below, you can spot flakes of bone, all that remains of buffalo and other animals that were driven...

But the pressure is on. Summer means exploring our state, and at Prairie Populist we’re joining the thousands of Montanans visiting the amazing lands, lakes, and historical sites that make up Montana’s state parks. We hope you’ll check back all summer and join...

Take a trip back in time to see what secrets lie underground in Havre On June 14, 1904, a fire broke out in Havre, and four blocks burned to the ground. Stores, businesses, offices -- everything was gone. With much...

Ruby Valley Produced Upset Winner; Bets Taken Now on Bolt D’Oro   Before tractors, hydraulic combines, dirt bikes, and trucks, we Montanans relied on horses for every aspect of life: combining wheat in the fall, tilling the land in the...

Just west of downtown Miles City, where the Tongue River and the Yellowstone meet, is the WaterWorks Art Museum. Built in 1910, this brick building was the original water treatment plant for Miles City. But the tides have since turned,...