In the midst of devastation, miracles still happen. In fact, sometimes miracles are the most prevalent in the darkest of storms. That’s what the Denton, Montana community discovered in the wake of the West Wind Fire, which sparked on November 30. By December 1, it had consumed 25 primary structures, 18 secondary structures, and 6 commercial structures in the small, 200-person farm town. Just two days after the fire on December 3, Denton rancher Cory Poser, of Hilltop Angus, said the support had already been remarkable. In fact, two semi loads of food, water, clothes, blankets, towels, dog food, and...

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