Graybill throws his hat in for Attorney General
Raph Graybill, a fifth-generation Montanan from Great Falls has put his hat into the running for Attorney General against Austin Knudsen, John Bennion, Kim Dudik.
Garcia changing his tune with side-stepping letter
by Staff report As Billings Legislator Rep. Rodney Garcia dances around the fallout from both Garcia changing his tune with side-stepping letter Democrat and Republican party leaders as well as Republican leadership calls for him to resign, Garcia sent out a letter saying now that his comments were “delivered and perceived as a joke.”
Pay and benefits should equal abilities and ambitions?
Dear Editor, Lauris Byxbe inquired “what is the definition of great and for whom?” This should help. Our US Constitution guarantees each of us freedom. Freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of opportunity, freedom to own property, freedom to succeed or fail, freedom to earn and spend our money as we see fit and […]
Local World War II heroes Medicine Crow and Steele honored at Veteran Clinic
“It’s a good day,” began Crow Tribe Vice Chairman Carlson Goes Ahead in opening the ceremony on Tuesday that commemorated the renaming of the Billings Veteran Clinic at 1766 Majestic Street in honor of two World War II heroes.
No more Grandstanding at MetraPark
The Grandstands at Metra Park are most likely going to be torn down. The matter has been placed on next Monday’s discussion agenda by County Commissioners, after receiving estimates from CTA that rebuilding the grandstands would cost as much as $22 million. Commissioners are likely to issue a request for proposal (RFP), this coming week, […]