Obituary: Thomas J Schock
Dad, grampa, husband, brother, friend. Thomas J Schock will be greatly missed by many.
Test Well Results Look Optimistic for WBYC Water Issue
At the monthly board meeting for the WBYC Water and Sewer District on September 14, the results were presented for the water quality tests on the test wells which were drilled in Worden and Ballantine.
Billings Public Safety Mill Levy Passes by 2-1 Margin of Victory
On Tuesday, residents of the City of Billings ovexrwhelmingly passed a public safety levy in an election for the first time in sixteen years. Passing with a 2-1 majority in favor, the levy repeals the 2004 levy which was capped at $8.2 million and replaces it with a permanent annual levy capped at 60 mills, […]
Obituary: Cathie Rae Dobson
Cathie Rae Dobson passed away on Thursday, September 10th at the age of 61. Cathie was born on November 25, 1958, to father Marvin Jesse and raised by her stepmother Cheryl Semingson Jesse in Glendive, Montana. She graduated from Dawson County High School in 1977 and then attended Dawson Community College.
Madison River Propane Expands With New Lockwood Location
Madison River Propane has entered into an agreement with Red Mountain Truck Lines, Inc. to rent a lot in Lockwood which will house a bulk facility containing two 30,000-gallon tanks for their propane. This new location will allow their propane trucks to refill locally, rather than having to drive back to Columbus. As a result, […]
Billings Local Launches “Wrong for Montana” Campaign Against Recreational Marijuana
“Wrong for Montana” Campaign Against Recreational Marijuana Billings car dealer Stephen Zabawa has officially launched a campaign called “Wrong for Montana” to fight against I-190, which pushes for the legalization of the sale and possession of recreational marijuana by adults in Montana, and CI-118, which would set the minimum age to legally purchase and consume […]
Farm to Truck Food Giveaway Huge Success
Cars snaked from Huntley’s Barkemeyer Park back to the railroad tracks as residents lined up to take advantage of the Farm to Truck distribution on Thursday, September 3. Associated with the Billings Food Bank, the delivery included meats, cheese, milk, bread, eggs, as well as fresh fruits and vegetables. According to Sheryle Shandy, executive director […]
Joliet Ends Huntley Project Winning Streak
In a rematch of last year’s state championship volleyball game, Joliet upset Huntley Project three sets to two, ending a 101-game winning streak for the Lady Red Devils. After giving up the first set to Joliet, Huntley took the next two sets, but the J-Hawks won the fourth set, forcing a tiebreaker. Joliet won the […]
Another Body Found in the Yellowstone River
Deputies were dispatched to the Custer area on Saturday for a dead body report. At approximately 2:15 PM on August 22, 2020, deputies responded to the Yellowstone River in the area of Custer Frontage Road and Road 39 South regarding human remains found by a hunter. This is the third body recovered in the Yellowstone […]
The Fans Are Back! Huntley Project School District Announces Some Spectators Will be Allowed at Activities
The decision regarding spectators at athletic events and other activities can now be made at the discretion of each school following a meeting held today between John Felton, CEO of RiverStone Health, and local school district superintendents and athletic directors. This is a reversal of a previous directive banning any spectators from all school activities. […]