Obituary: Dorothy E. Krum
Dorothy E. Krum, 91 of Billings formerly of Huntley, passed away Tuesday, April 5, 2022 at her beloved home at Wyndstone. She was born May 15, 1930 in Ballantine, MT to Henry and Katie Krum and graduated from Huntley Project High School. Dorothy worked very hard raising her four children on the farm in Huntley. […]
Massage Therapists File Federal Lawsuit Against City of Billings
A group of local massage therapists from Billings officially filed a federal case against the City on April 6 that challenges a city ordinance that “forces therapists to allow random, unannounced searches of their businesses and patient records,” according to a press release. The group said if a therapist asserts their right to a search […]
Elk Management “Advisory” Committee Leaves Montana Hunters Out of Luck
Dear Editor, What did sportsmen expect? Greg Gianforte has just put out an “advisory” committee to lay out what should be in the next statewide elk management plan. It’s stacked with outfitters and landowners who are going to want licenses for themselves and friends, while the regular Montana hunter might get some crumbs.
Billings School Board Feels the Heat Over Pennington
Emily Pennington, an 18-year-old West High student with special needs, was told recently that she is ineligible to graduate because she will “age out” before her graduation date. This “age out” policy is one that was adopted by School District 2 (SD2), Policy No. 2050.
Buchanan Stirs The Political Pot, Enters Congressional Race as Independent
It may have been something of a surprise for many to see Gary Buchanan file as an Independent to challenge Republican Matt Rosendale for his Congressional seat. While he had been mulling the idea over since December, Buchanan said that he didn’t make the decision until just days before filing deadline. Buchanan is a noted […]