BIG HOLE BREEZES of Greater Big Hole Valley! Big Hole Breezes first started in 1899, in Jackson, Montana. Author Bertha A. Francis described the impact of the paper on the valley like this: "Thus, did the Breezes blow in season and out of season, for the good of the valley, to record the marriages, the births, and the deaths, the dances and parties, the school picnics, the joys and sorrows, the everyday happenings that make up the life of a people." Shortly thereafter, the offices moved to Wisdom. Over the years the name changed to Big Hole Basin News, and the Wisdom Times. Modern day efforts...In 2019, a group of ladies from Jackson, Wisdom, and Wise River got together and re-birthed the newspaper, using the original name, "Big Hole Breezes." How we do it...Big Hole Breezes is an endeavor put together by volunteers from various communities in the Big Hole Valley. Currently we offer a printed mailed edition, as well as a digital version on a monthly basis. Day-to-day information is posted on the Local Breeze/Big Hole Valley Facebook pages. You can find us at www.bigholebreezes.com. Serving: Glen, Melrose, Divide, Dewey, Wise River, Polaris, Jackson, and Wisdom. Our mission is to promote healthy communities and businesses by fostering cooperative efforts between individuals, businesses, and community groups to generate interest, activity, and door swings!

Log cabin available with private access to premier fishing on the famous Big Hole River. In addition to fishing, Montana is a great place to hike, hunt, ski or snowmobile. Our family owned and operated log cabins are completed furnished. The loft includes one full size bed and one twin size bed to include a dresser. The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking and serving the catch of the day from the Big Hole River. Items in the kitchen include: stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee pot, pots& pans, dishes, glasses and everything you would need to make and serve a meal for 6. A barbecue grill is located on the deck. The living room includes a twin sleeper sofa, cable TV and has Wi-Fi. You can view the beautiful Big Hole River from sitting in the living room. The bathroom includes a comfortable size shower.

Established in 1995, the mission of the Big Hole Watershed Committee (BHWC) is to seek understanding and agreement among groups and individuals with diverse viewpoints on water use and management in the Big Hole River watershed, in Montana.

The Big Sky Cinema is a Montana owned two screen movie theatre in Dillon, MT. Big Sky Cinema shows first run films in a comfortable atmosphere accompanied by hot buttered popcorn, cold drinks and yummy sweets all available at our concession area. We are open 7 days a week. We also offer special showtimes/group showings for groups over 30. Come join us for a great flick and some hometown service with a smile!

Our services include: Embroidery, Vinyl, Signs, Posters, Screen print, stickers, retail clothes, and much more. If you'd like to place a order please call us at (406)683-2889 or email us at sportswearanddesign@gmail.com

Residential appliance repair in your home! Servicing most brands of home appliances. We repair washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, ovens, stoves, and microwaves. Quality repair that you can rely on.

The Southwest Montana Community Health Center opened its doors in 1986 under the name Butte-Silver Bow Primary Healthcare Services Inc. SWMTCHC is a mission-driven private, nonprofit organization governed by a community volunteer board of directors. The clinic is partially funded through a grant through the federal government that allows it to offer discounts on services so that healthcare remains accessible and affordable. The clinic cares for more than 13,500 patients annually and employs more than 170 people in its various locations. Our Dillon clinic operations began in 2002 and have since expanded to include Medical, Behavioral Health, Pharmacy, Dental and Care Management services. For more information on SWMTCHC and Blacktail Medical, Dental and Pharmacy services, please visit our website!

The Southwest Montana Community Health Center opened its doors in 1986 under the name Butte-Silver Bow Primary Healthcare Services Inc. SWMTCHC is a mission-driven private, nonprofit organization governed by a community volunteer board of directors. The clinic is partially funded through a grant through the federal government that allows it to offer discounts on services so that healthcare remains accessible and affordable. The clinic cares for more than 13,500 patients annually and employs more than 170 people in its various locations. Our Dillon clinic operations began in 2002 and have since expanded to include Medical, Behavioral Health, Pharmacy, Dental and Care Management services. For more information on SWMTCHC and Blacktail Medical, Dental and Pharmacy services, please visit our website!

The Southwest Montana Community Health Center opened its doors in 1986 under the name Butte-Silver Bow Primary Healthcare Services Inc. SWMTCHC is a mission-driven private, nonprofit organization governed by a community volunteer board of directors. The clinic is partially funded through a grant through the federal government that allows it to offer discounts on services so that healthcare remains accessible and affordable. The clinic cares for more than 13,500 patients annually and employs more than 170 people in its various locations. Our Dillon clinic operations began in 2002 and have since expanded to include Medical, Behavioral Health, Pharmacy, Dental and Care Management services. For more information on SWMTCHC and Blacktail Medical, Dental and Pharmacy services, please visit our website!

Browne's Bridge Veterinary Service is an equine and large animal veterinary clinic in Glen, Montana!

We provide horseback trail rides, pack trips, and fishing trips. We also provide guided hunting trips in the fall. Learn more at https://www.centennialoutfitters.com.

To Each Their Own, Together We can't say it any better than the campers do themselves. Their stories of grappling with heavy emotions and accepting the hand they've been dealt are only one side of the coin; the other side contains their tales of discovery with friends by their sides, friends who have more in common with them than they thought possible. If Camp Mak-A-Dream can continue to help survivors and their families live with and beyond cancer then both sides of the coin are successes in our eyes. Visit us on the web to learn more.