Obituary: Lola Mae Reser
Lola Mae “Chic” Reser was born in Ekalaka, MT to Laura and Lawrence Webster on May 13, 1943. She was the youngest of five and the first to contract Chicken Pox, hence the nickname that stayed with her to the end. Chic had a true Montana work ethic and held many jobs, mostly service work […]
Obituary: Janet Kay Anderson
Janet Kay Anderson, 83, passed away peacefully in Billings, MT, on Wednesday, September 7, 2022. Janet was the second of three daughters born to William and Helen Wharton. She was raised in Billings and graduated from Senior High School in 1958. Janet married Ronald William (Andy) Anderson on July 3, 1958. They settled in Ballantine, […]
County Gets Summons in Heights Water District Case
Since its last board meeting, notice of a lawsuit filed by the Heights County Water District Board against Board Member Pam Ellis and Yellowstone County has been served to both Ellis and the County.
Moving on From Trump
Dear Editor, I voted for Donald Trump for President twice. I contributed to his campaign the second time he ran. I did this because I believed that he understood our economy and could help it grow. He did that, and I was satisfied with that part of his presidency. And here it comes: I became […]
Dunns Demand for Resignation of St. John for Alleged Fraud, Misconduct
by Michael J. Marino Wesley and Amber Dunn launched a campaign via public comment to bring light to the alleged “misconduct” and “fraudulent” actions of Billings Chief of Police Rich St. John at the Billings City Council meeting on September 12.
County Agrees to Preserve 2020 Ballots; A Look at the Zuckbucks Funding Controversy
Concerned about an approaching deadline that would allow the county to destroy ballots from the 2020 Election, a group of citizens asked Yellowstone County Commissioners to store the ballots beyond that deadline in order to allow the group time to go through a process that would allow them to essentially do their own audit of […]