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Editor's Letter

Features

Show & Tell

Off the Beaten Path

Western Design

Decadent Design

Sporting Life

Style

Neighbors

Reducing the Impact

From the Kitchen

Discreet Palette

Back To Business

To Your Health

Facts on Finance

Shops and Stops

Calendar of Events


I feel honored to have taken part in the last two issues of Signature MONTANA magazine’s ‘Style’ shoots. I’m thrilled to see a locally owned business showcase the talents of so many photographers, writers, and businesses who live right here in north central Montana. I am very proud to be a business owner that is fashion forward. So often I hear, "You can never find anything like that in Montana!" I guarantee this issue will knock the socks right off of that notion! Thank you Signature MONTANA for reminding us of the beauty that surrounds us… and that you can live in Montana and enjoy the city fashion too!

DeeAnna Corn, Owner of Studio Montage and co-owner of The Boutique

Signature Montana is the favorite magazine in the bakery, especially popular with the customers who stay for a long period of time.

Jan Williams, Co-owner of JJ’s and Good Eats

We, and our friends, really enjoy the Signature MONTANA Magazine! You include interesting well-written articles, fantastic pictures, and a very attractive format. Even though we have visited some of the places and done some of the things featured, we learn some very interesting details from the featured stories. You are to be commended for your thought provoking editorials and the super job you do with the magazine. We look forward to each publication as your magazine is one of Montana's best!

Kathy and Tom Miller
Helena, MT

Signature MONTANA Magazine's fly off the shelves of the Airport's information booth. Signature MONTANA has become so popular we've had people ask for it by name!

Stephanie Wasilewski
Great Falls International Airport Authority
Great Falls, MT

Signature MONTANA Magazine is a big hit in my downtown Great Falls coffee shop. I offer my customers a variety of reading entertainment, but Signature MONTANA is the first to be picked up and read. Most take it with them. It is my favorite.

Linda Weninger
Charlie's Coffee House
Downtown
Great Falls, MT

"We absolutely love Signature MONTANA magazine. You've nailed it! We are so fortunate to have such a classy, fun and informative magazine that pairs with top notch magazines from all over the United States. Our local customers and Canadian customers love it!!!...and are constantly on the look-out for the latest issue.The editorial and photography are amazing and whenever I look through Signature MONTANA, I am proud and excited to be a part of the magazine."

Lee Haacke
Party America
Great Falls, MT

"I enjoy reading your magazine and you & your staff do a great job. I just wanted to drop you a line and let you know I was pleased to see Polly Kolstad's article on my Uncle Joe. He was a great artist and even a better man. Thank you."

Chris Halko
Fort Benton, MT

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CONTRIBUTORS
Meet Our Authors  

Ellen Baumler is the interpretive historian at the Montana Historical Society. She is an author of the popular new Montana Place Names from Alzada to Zortman. Watch for her next book, Montana Moments: History on the Go, forthcoming in Summer 2010.

Clair Baiz (www.wedgeblog.net) is a Great Falls native, jeweler and freelance writer who attended the University of Montana and graduated summa cum laude with a degree in history and political science from the College of Great Falls. She travels between Great Falls and New York City.

A love for words and pictures led Kay Bjork to a career as a feature writer and photographer for numerous newspapers and magazines. Her home and family on Swan Lake have been the subject of many of her stories and photographs about their outdoor adventures including skating, skiing and hiking.

Anastasia Burton was raised in north central Montana. She has worked in communications and public relations for 20 years. She lives in Helena, MT.

Michele Corriel is a freelance writer living and working in the Sallatin Valley. HEr work is a s varied as the life she's led, from the rock/art venues of New York City to the rural backroads of Montana. Published regionally and nationally, Michele has received a number of awards for her non-fiction as well as her poetry. Her first book will be out in 2010.

Laura Crotty is from New York City where she worked as a freelance writer and culinary professional. She now resides in Montana with her husband and three children and contributes regularly to several publications.

Diane D. Edwards farms with her two brothers on the north edge of Chouteau County, where she labors as a freelance science writer in-between farm chores.

Sherm Ewing is a retired rancher who has published two books: "The Range" (1990) and "The Ranch" (1995), Mountain Press Publishing Co., Missoula.

Sydne George is a recipe developer, food writer and food photographer who enjoys sharing her latest creations with husband Mike, and daughters, Mackenzie and Madison.

Kevin Hamlin is a Certified Sommelier and Certified Wine specialist who works as a fine wine and beer sales representative for George's Distributing in Helena, MT.

Amy Joyner is a Montana native who has been writing news articles for 20 years. Her specialties are real estate, history and economics.

Tom Kotynski is a a retired Great Falls Tribune associate editor.

Writers and photographers Craig & Liz Larcom cover travel and the outdoors for national, regional and state magazines. They live in Great Falls, MT.

Carleen Milburn documents the landscape, art, and people of the West for national and regional publications. She lives with her husband on a small ranch in the Missouri River Valley.

Cathy Moser is a freelance writer living in central Montana's Judith Mountains.

Dwayne Nelson lives in Augusta with his wife Diane. His hobbies are gardening, cooking and photography.

Writer Karen Ogden lives in Great Falls with her husband, Dan, and her dog, Bynum.

Ken Robison is historian at the Overholser Historical Research Center (OHRC) in Fort Benton and the Historic Preservation Commission in Great Falls.

Shawn Schumacher was born and raised on a farm and ranch in north central Montana. She has an unbridled zeal for story telling and likes adventure.

Neale Streeks has been a Montana River Outfitters guide for 30 years. He's had five books and numerous magazine articles published.

A life-long interest in communications made Suzanne Waring first a college instructor and then a writer. She lives in Great Falls and writes abuot Montana people and their communities.

Melanie White is a freelance writer who divides her time between Jackson Hole, Wyoming and New York City.

Contact her at [email protected]

Our Photographers

Cindy Cieluch Photography
Great Falls, MT
(406) 788-7695

Craig Edwards Photography
2593 Edwards Road
Big Sandy, MT 59520
Cell (406) 390-7156
Home (406) 378-3271

Haskell Photography Studio
415 Central Ave
Great Falls, MT 59401
(406) 761-3775

Gail Molyneaux Photographics
PO Box 1109
Columbus, MT 594019
(406) 332-9936

Kenton Rowe Photography
815 S. California Street
Helena, MT 59601
(406) 465-6707

Jim Wells Photography
Great Falls, MT
(406) 868-3064

 

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