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Distinctly Montana Magazine
Distinctly Montana Magazine has been sold by founder Michael Blevins to Bill Muhlenfeld and Anthea George of Bozeman, Montana, according to John Cribb, Cribb, Greene & Associates, who represented the seller in the transaction.Distinctly Montana Magazine is a high quality glossy product published quarterly and distributed throughout Montana and most...
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Distinctly Montana Magazine
Distinctly Montana Magazine has been sold by founder Michael Blevins to Bill Muhlenfeld and Anthea George of Bozeman, Montana, according to John Cribb, Cribb, Greene & Associates, who represented the seller in the transaction.Distinctly Montana Magazine is a high quality glossy product published quarterly and distributed throughout Montana and most of the nation. The magazine, founded in 2001, is a resource guide for all things Montana and includes local features, literary pieces, and high quality art and photography. Included in the sale is the magazine website at distinctlymontana.com.
According to Anthea George, "Distinctly Montana is a quality publication with a great concept and a focused mission. We look forward as new owners to bringing the best of Montana to residents and visitors alike."
Cribb, Greene & Associates is an eighty-seven year old publishing company merger and acquisition firm with offices in Bozeman, Montana and Charlottesville, Virginia.
200 Attend 2008 Blues Tour
Kingston Mines, Chicago's famous blues club, rocked with 200 Inland Press Association members during the Inland Annual Convention on October 27. The event was co-sponsored by Shaw Newspapers, Parade Magazine, and Cribb, Greene & Associates.Drinks and pizza were followed by Joanna Connor with an acoustic blues set and the John Primer Real Deal Blues Band playing electric blues. Highlights included impromptu vocals by Rex Rust of Rust Communications and Bill Block of Block Communications, and some serious dancing by many Inlanders. John Cribb sat in with the John Primer Band for guitar and vocals on "The Newspaper Blues," a tune for the occasion.
Cribb and partner Gary Greene said they wanted to thank all attendees and in particular Tom Shaw of Shaw Newspapers and Alan Wolfgang of Parade Magazine. "Our good friends Tom and Alan took the little Cribb, Greene Underground Blues Tour to new heights."
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