Russ Riesinger

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You’ll find Larry Tipton working almost every day at the American Legion Hall just outside Columbus on the banks of the Stillwater River. It’s just one of the ways he gives back. Watch the full video below: Super Senior: Larry Tipton devoted his life to helping fellow veterans “I kind of treat it as my second home. There’s been many weeks that I have spent 20 plus hours out here mowing and cleaning up and just taking care of the place,” Tipton says. It’s not always an easy job.

1 month ago | ktvq.com | Russ Riesinger

The Yellowstone River Parks Association has worked to support access and use along the Yellowstone River for more than 30 years. Volunteers play a big part in that effort—something 92-year-old Don Wirth has been doing for a long time. Watch the full video below: Super Senior: Don Wirth is the trailblazer for Yellowstone River parks “I was just always available, I guess,” he said recently.

2 months ago | ktvq.com | Russ Riesinger

You’ll find Colleen Stiles in the classroom at Orchard Elementary School, but she’s not the teacher. She is the grandma. “I love kids. That's why I do this,” Stiles says. Watch the full video below: Super Seniors: Foster Grandparents delight students in Billings schools She previously taught school and decided to volunteer for the Foster Grandparents program after her husband passed away. She’s been doing it for 16 years. “I think this program is terrific because I think it helps three groups.

2 months ago | krtv.com | Russ Riesinger

The Treasure State’s unique geology makes it a rockhound's dream, but a Big Timber man is still trying to figure out what he found eight years ago while hunting for rocks on the banks of the Yellowstone. “I’m wanting to put the mystery to bed after eight years. It’s been long enough,” says Dillon Perry. Watch the full video below: Big Timber on hunt to find origin of mystery rock The mystery he is talking about is a nine-and-a-half-pound hunk of something.

2 months ago | kxlf.com | Russ Riesinger

The Treasure State’s unique geology makes it a rockhound's dream, but a Big Timber man is still trying to figure out what he found eight years ago while hunting for rocks on the banks of the Yellowstone. “I’m wanting to put the mystery to bed after eight years. It’s been long enough,” says Dillon Perry. Watch the full video below: Big Timber on hunt to find origin of mystery rock The mystery he is talking about is a nine-and-a-half-pound hunk of something.