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MSU Extension offers new legal and financial packet for caregivers of those with memory loss

Montana State University Extension has teamed up with the Montana Alzheimer’s Workgroup and the Department of Public Health and Human Services to offer a free packet with Montana-specific information for

Dog Days Golf Tournament raises nearly $1,000 for youth projects

The Hardin Kiwanis Club’s Dog Days Golf Tournament was held Sunday, July 15 at Fort Custer Golf Course near Hardin. The funds raised – nearly $1,000 in all – will

OUT OF THE ASHES, NEW LIFE

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When the Pine Creek fire erupted on a hot August day in 2012, the Pine Creek area – in the Paradise Valley south of Livingston – was not the only

Benzel family holds reunion in Hardin

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Sixty-five descendants of Fred and Marie Benzel gathered in Hardin the weekend of July 6-8. Fred and Marie farmed in the Hardin area in the early to mid-20th century, and

Bighorn Canyon’s ‘Bird Day’ swoops in July 21 with Bird Hurdles, Olympics

Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is hosting its first “Bird Day” on Saturday, July 21 at the Cal S. Taggart Visitor Center near Lovell, Wyo., joining National Geographic and the

FUNDING THE FIREWORKS

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Hardin Chamber of Commerce President Andrew Wagner (right) presents Hardin Volunteer Fire Department worker Shannon Albert with a check for $1,600 recently outside a caboose near the Hardin Depot.

Sloane Real Bird takes on SNAP education

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Since June 4, SNAP educator Sloane Real Bird has been learning the ropes as a nutritionist at the Montana State University Extension office. SNAP, which stands for “Supplemental Nutrition Assistance

OPI awards Lodge Grass Elementary five-year grant

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The Montana Office of Public Instruction announced 16 recipients of federal 21st Century Community Learning Center grants on Tuesday, July 3. These grants fund after-school and summer programs. One of

MSU partnership with tribal communities serves to bring digital storytelling to life

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team of faculty and A students from Montana State University is working with several American Indian tribes across the state to provide tools to help those communities record important oral

SAMUEL ENEMY-HUNTER SELECTED FOR LEADERSHIP MONTANA CLASS OF 2019

Leadership Montana announced the selection of 44 community, business, education, healthcare, nonprofit and government leaders from across the state for the Class of 2019. These influential community members make up