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Mayor seeks commissioners for new police force

To Hardin City Residents,

Author Craig Johnson to return to the library

One of my greatest thrills of working here at the Big Horn County Library is that on occasion I get to meet and visit with the people who have written some of the books that I enjoy so much.

Are You Tired of Watching America's Natural Landscapes Disappear?

America's population is soaring. Our nation currently houses 330 million people. And each year, that number grows by 2 million. By 2065, more than 440 million people may call the United States home.

The difference of 100 years

Women were once Republicans. In this centennial year of women’s suffrage, it is interesting to see what a difference a century can make.

To the Editor: Keep God above all else

I would like to submit to the news media, the following letter that I received from Jubilee Christian Center for the benefit of all people who

Letter to the Editor: Give credit where credit is due

I appreciate that you put a photo in the News, but credit should have been given to Richard Stern, whose idea it was and was totally responsible for creating the depository with some help from his fellow Legion member, Dick Chapple.

Curbing guilt after New Year’s resolutions falter

Do you have post-New Year’s fitness resolution guilt? Well guess what, probably around 95% of us do. It’s okay, you’re definitely

Revenge is mine, sayth the politician

The abuse of Presidential power for personal gain or revenge is nothing new, but its use has always been kept from public scrutiny because it was rightly considered, both by the perpetrator and the public as dishonorable, slimy, underhanded and wrong.

Colstrip acquisition ensures energy reliability for Montana consumers

The Montana Public Service Commission is considering a proposal by North- Western Energy to acquire an additional 25 percent of the power output of Colstrip Unit 4. The acquisition fills a need for reliable and dispatchable power. This lessens NorthWestern customer’s increasing vulnerability to price spikes and power shortages.

To the Editor: Fear is being sold to far too many

We live in a nation and a world in which way too much fear has been sold. We fear guns. We fear no guns. We fear the Democrats, we fear Trump and the Republicans. We fear the youth. We fear the old. We fear the government. We fear the people. Our greatest Conservative