Tammie Toren

1 week ago | montanastatenews.com | Billy Jenkins |Tammie Toren

Have you seen these street circles that have been popping up around Montana since the 2000s? The first notable occurrence was in Billings, out at the Shilo Road corridor. Seemingly out of nowhere in 2009, these big, yellow bugs began popping up, paving circles along the intersections of Shilo Road. A five-legged street circle appeared in Missoula in 2017, and the first circle in Butte at the Rocker interchange in 2019.

4 weeks ago | kmmsam.com | Tammie Toren |Derek Wolf

Butte is known for a few things—its deep Irish roots, the iconic Our Lady of the Rockies, a tight-knit community, and, of course, pasties. So what happens when you bring all those together? A massive fundraiser that's happening right now!A local group is rolling up their sleeves to make 3,000 pasties, all to help fund a tram to Our Lady of the Rockies and support maintenance on the towering statue. With a $55 million goal, every pasty sold brings them one step closer.

Jan 17, 2025 | hudsonvalleypost.com | Tammie Toren

Ice fishing is a popular pastime for many during the colder months, though there are always certain dangers. Unfortunately, officials say two men fell through the ice while fishing on a lake Sunday. Authorities are once again warning everyone to stay off the ice on this lake due to the unpredictability of ice thickness. Fisherman in New York State Dies After Falling Through IceCBS is reporting that two fishermen fell through the ice on Great Sacandaga Lake Sunday morning.

Jan 16, 2025 | wbsm.com | Tammie Toren

Looking to get moving in the new year? How about a different workout to incorporate into your routine? Maybe you're finding it hard to make friend connections in the area? South Coast Girls Walk could be just what you're looking for. A new group is coming to the area, created by two friends, Erica Richard and Sam Destremps, who want to give women a chance to walk, talk and sip their way along different routes.

Jan 14, 2025 | fun107.com | Tammie Toren

Looking to get moving in the new year? How about a different workout to incorporate into your routine? Maybe you're finding it hard to make friend connections in the area? South Coast Girls Walk could be just what you're looking for. A new group is coming to the area, created by two friends, Erica Richard and Sam Destremps, who want to give women a chance to walk, talk and sip their way along different routes.