Shepherd Bond Levy begs questions
Dear Editor, I’m trying to Understand the Shepherd School Bond. When I don’t understand something, I try to learn as much as I can about it. The Board of Trustee meetings I have attended have not included any discussion to reduce the nature and extent of the Bond. The Committee of local folks and teacher […]
Billings Chamber of Commerce responds to City Council vote
The Billings Chamber of Commerce responded to Billings City Council voting not to approve amending their contract with Landmark Development, LLC on Feb. 27th with the following excerpt from their full statement:
Opinions are like armpits
Dear Editor, It has been some time now that I have wanted to weigh in on the “Outdoors” issue. However, I had trouble putting my finger on what was bothering me. Mr. Jose Bustos’ s letter in the January 18, 2019 issue helped clarify for me. As a side note, our entire family would like […]
Carl Wolf is a treat!
Dear Editor, Coming in from frigid sub-zero weather after helping with chores, brewing a fresh pot of coffee, and sitting down next to the kitchen window to read the YCN Feb. 15, 2019 issue, I so enjoyed the inspirational column “The Outdoors” written by Mr. Carl Wolf. His gifted choice of words describing a magnificent morning as […]
Americanese not a unique idea
Dear editor, Trump’s idea about a wall is not unique. Of course, the Americanese wall was a euphemism for restricting immigration. It is, however, still highly relevant.
Obituary: Gary Lawrence Jarrett

Gary Lawrence Jarrett, 71 of Anaconda, formerly of Ballantine, passed away of natural causes on February 20, 2019.
Obituary: Esther Fox

Esther Fox, 92, of Worden passed away on February 19, 2019, with her family by her side at the Riverstone Hospice House. Esther was born on April 23, 1926, in Laurel to Henry and Mollie (Thiel) Ostwalt. She married Alex “Shorty” Fox on September 21, 1946. They farmed in Laurel and moved to Worden in […]
Malfeasance of liberal run media
Dear Editor, The 60 Minutes interview of Andrew McCabe by the snarky little Scott Pelley was compelling. When I sat down to point out the many falsehoods and lies by McCabe as well as Pelley, there were so many, I didn’t know where to start. So I will broach another malfeasance of our FBI,DOJ and […]
Juries not legally bound sheep
Dear Editor, I understand that Karl Marx wrote a letter to Abraham Lincoln congratulating him for being elected president again in 1864. I have always felt that part of the reason that Marx wrote this letter is because of Lincoln referring to the government of the United States as being “of the people and by […]
Get back to education, less cosmetics
Dear Editor, My hat goes off to Vic Feuerstein and his editorial of February 15, 2019. The details were right on about the proposed bond for the Shepherd Schools. This is the first time I have heard, in detail, what it is like to be a tax payer in Shepherd.