From his ranch in Ucross, Wyoming, population 25, at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains, near the border of Wyoming and Montana, The New York Times bestselling author Craig Johnson cranked out his 16th book in the Longmire mystery series, the basis for the Netflix...
The Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA), which was signed into law by President Trump on August 4, capped off a legislative campaign that was years in the making and brought together citizens from all walks of life who mobilized in support of public lands and...
This fall, Brush Creek Distillery, located on The Farm at Brush Creek Ranch in Saratoga, Wyoming, launched its first line of small-batch spirits. Distilled and crafted onsite, embracing local and natural resources, and using the finest ingredients, the first batches of Brush Creek Straight Bourbon,...
The Kimpton Armory Hotel, also called the Etha, opened its doors in mid-August, making use of a legendary building that for years sat empty just one block off Main Street in Bozeman. Now the tallest building in the downtown area, the hotel is set in...
Hunting gear highlights There are a multitude of hunting-related products out there these days: clothing, gear, and gadgets that are designed to make the sport easier or more straightforward, and allow hunters to be more comfortable and warmer when navigating the often-rugged terrain and potentially rough...
This summer, as part of a museum-wide theme of “Women’s Work,” commemorating the centennial of women’s suffrage, the Yellowstone Art Museum (YAM) is featuring exhibits that highlight female artists, both those who have made a significant contribution to the world of Western art and up-and-coming...
Through her artwork, Meghan Purcell cultivates silence and serenity from her bright and airy studio near downtown Livingston, Montana. Working in what was once a classroom in the repurposed Lincoln School — a historic brick building that now serves as a community center occupied by...
“Theodore Waddell writes of his wild reverence for the land and the fellow beings with whom he shares Her as if he’s slapping oils onto colossal canvases — unafraid to lay it on thick and gritty, and you bet, poetically musical and sentimental,” writes author...
Art collectors with a love of animals will gravitate toward this coffee table-style book featuring the work of ceramicist Beth Cavener (see artist feature on page 128). With only 500 signed copies in this limited edition first print run published by Fresco Books, it is...
Linda William’s affection for the arts started when she was a child. While growing up in Tennessee, her parents were art collectors, and their family vacations typically revolved around visiting museums and galleries. Williams went on to earn a Bachelor of Fine Arts in studio...