Between the Lines: the Supreme Court is neither SACRED nor sacred
by David Crisp When I was a cub reporter, still wet not only behind the ears but from the peak of the hair I once had to the soles of my feet, I interviewed a school board candidate who then gave me a tub of honey his bees had produced. I was too embarrassed to […]
New Shepherd Football Coach Ready to Take on Head Coach Position
As the summer ends, football season starts. For Shepherd Public Schools, this means a new head football coach. Josh Casares, a Public Resource Officer (PRO) for Shepherd in the Shepherd area, has been hired for the head coach position at Shepherd. “This is something I have wanted to do for quite some time,” said Casares […]
Former State Legislator from Billings to Co-Chair Republicans for Tester Group
Senator Jon Tester’s campaign has launched a new support group, Republicans for Tester. With Montana likely to go red in the presidential election, Tester’s chances of re-election seem to lie in his ability to get Republican voters to split their ballots between President Trump and himself. One of 16 Co-Chairs of this new committee is […]
DEQ Dispute with Shepherd Schools
A special board meeting was held by Shepherd Public Schools to address an issue with Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). The issue includes the removal and replacement of an above-ground fire sprinkler pipe. The route of the pipe was determined acceptable by the DEQ, but there were points in the discussions that implicated that they […]
Wouldn’t You Think They Would Get Their Facts straight?
Dear Editor, Tobacco and pharmaceutical companies and lobbyists help fund the Republican State Central Committee, which recently sent a mailer promoting Dan Wilson for the Montana Supreme Court. Supreme Court elections are intended to be non-partisan