Joe Biden’s decision to stay in the presidential race at this point is incredibly selfish
Dear Editor, Joe Biden’s decision to stay in the presidential race at this point is incredibly selfish. He’s risking American democracy for the sake of his ego. I don’t know
Rule Change Threatens Agriculture
A lawsuit filed on June 12, by the American Farm Bureau Federation and 11 other groups, challenges the lawfulness of the Bureau of Land Management’s Public Lands Rule, which threatens the future of ranching in the U.S. by destabilizing
Barkemeyer Park Displays New LED Sign
A new LED sign has been installed at the Barkemeyer Park in Huntley. This new sign replaces the old one which was staring to deteriorate. “We have been in need of the sign for a while,” said Susan Johnson, a board member for the Huntley Community Club. “The old sign was getting to be too […]
Obituary: Gerald “Gabe” Lee Gabel
Gerald “Gabe” Lee Gabel left us for greener pastures on July 8, 2024. Born in Poplar on Feb. 10, 1936, Gabe was the eleventh of thirteen children born to Heinrich “Henry” Gabel and Maria “Mabel” Grosskopf. His siblings and their spouses include Esther (Reinold) Buerkle, Harold (Dorothy) Gabel, Alvin (Marylou) Gabel, Dorothy Shinazy, Roy (Clarice) […]
Obituary: June Elizabeth Equall (Hug)
June Elizabeth Equall (Hug) passed away unexpectedly from a stroke on June 15, 2024, at the age of 81, in Billings, Montana. She was comforted in her final hours by the presence of her family. June was born on June 5, 1943, to Alvina (Gums) and Arthur A. Hug on their farm in Worden, Montana, […]