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Farewell to a Billings Institution, Billings Times Prints Final Newspaper

The Billings Times has been located at 2919 Montana Avenue since 1898. The printing business will continue operation as it has since 1891. (photo by John Warner)

by Ed Kemmick, (republished with permission) As of today, you can add one more name to the list of roughly 2,500 American newspapers that have folded in the past 20 years. As Publisher Scott Turner announced today on Page 1 of The Billings Times, this is the final issue of a weekly newspaper that has […]

School Choice Week rally brings crowd to courthouse lawn

School Choice Week rally brings crowd to courthouse lawn

BILLINGS — A rally for School Choice Week drew hundreds of people to the courthouse lawn in downtown Billings on Friday. Organizer Jake Penwell, state director of the Alliance for Catholic Education (ACE), said in an interview before the event that a goal of the rally was “to bring to light the idea of school […]

Meanderings 6-16-17 Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood experience

Jonathan McNiven (left) and Garth Brooks (right)

Originally published in the 6/16/17 print edition of YCN. Well folks, there are many things going on right now that affect many of our local readers so stay tuned as we are on the big issues, whether it’s Homesteader Days coming up, or the new Lockwood High School that the local school board decided they […]

Rural America awakens; Silent Majority speaks —Voters select President-elect Donald Trump

GOP candidates and fans watched returns from Tuesday

Originally published in the Yellowstone County News Print Edition. HUNTLEY — Donald J. Trump easily won Montana’s three Electoral College votes on his way to the national presidential win. National Republican Party officials said their candidate succeeded because he appealed to rural voters and the Silent Majority, who turned out in massive numbers to vote […]