Hacking Brick is Harder Than It Looks
Dear Editor, It seems that almost anybody watching someone work believes they can do the job as well or better than the person who is actually doing it, especially if the person watching has never done it before. When I hired on at the brickyard in Lewistown in 1974, the boss pointed to a group […]
Obituary: Wayne Hofferber
Wayne Hofferber passed away at his home November 22, 2020. He was born July 6, 1938, in Billings to Adam and Alice Hofferber. He grew up in Pompeys Pillar and attended Huntley Project High School.
Obituary: Lynn Darrold Sorlie
Lynn Darrold Sorlie, 68, of Billings, passed away on November 20, 2020. Lynn was born January 31, 1952, in Hettinger, North Dakota, to Darrold and Vera Sorlie.
Obituary: Shari Delp Gardner
Shari Delp Gardner, 67, passed away on November 26, 2020. Born August 2, 1953, to Jack and Donna Delp, Shari was raised on the ranch south of Hardin. She graduated from Hardin High School in 1972, and from Montana State University 1976 with a BS in Physical Education and from University of Montana in 1988; […]
State Makes Available Counseling Hotline
Governor Steve Bullock today announced a new crisis counseling hotline funded by a $1.6 million federal grant is now available to aid Montanans struggling with their mental health due to the ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 public health emergency.
Builders Say Affordable Housing at Risk Under New Codes
“Slow down” is the general message that the Billings City Council is receiving from local builders who see problems in Project Recode’s revised zoning regulations. The three and half year rewrite of the codes is now being considered by the City Council. A different set of codes is also being considered by Yellowstone County Commissioners.