When you’re miles from anywhere, you find ways to stay connected to the rest of the world.  Recently, board members of the newly formed Big Flat Community Grain Bin, a foundation that is in the beginning stages of filing with the IRS as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization serving the Hogeland-Turner communities, took the first steps to connect the Big Flat area with the rest of the world.  With the help of a web hosting grant from Triangle Communications, and an initial startup donation from Kimmel Kreations, LLC for web design, www.turnermontana.us is now live on the internet.  

The site, although up and running, needs some polishing.  The vision is to use the website to link to and promote events, jobs, and school and community happenings in a place that is accessible to everyone with an internet connection.  For example, from the website you will be able to navigate to the Turner School website, find information on the upcoming Turner Centennial/All School Reunion in 2012, as well as submit information to the Big Flat Historical Society for the history book that is being produced.  The website can also be used to find information on current businesses, housing and job openings in the area.  Other local service organizations can use the website to post upcoming events and fundraisers.  

The Big Flat Community Grain Bin is soliciting information, photos and news to add to turnermontana.us.  Such information may be submitted to any board member listed below, or mailed to:

Or your submission may be emailed to info@turnermontana.us.  The Board of Directors will be holding a workshop with the designer, Montana Grafix, and will implement public suggestions, and add photos and content to the current site.