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BHC Senior Centers increase number of meals served this year

Our fiscal year has ended for FY 2019 in Big Horn County. The final reports show that both Senior Centers in Hardin and Lodge Grass are holding steady with the

Flavors of Home: Sioux Chef Presentation

Last week community members, tribal non-profit leaders, and school nutrition departments gathered at the Billings Hotel and Convention Center for the Flavors of Home conference. The conference brought in visitors

Clara Eshleman’s “Double Wedding Ring” quilt selected People’s Choice

It really was a very close race. Of the fifty four quilts that were presented twenty six received at least one vote. As we continued to count down the votes

Hardin Senior Center welcomes guests and remembers old friends

Birthday guests at the June 19 Birthday Dinner at the Hardin Senior Center included Lorraine Kuntz, JoAnn Molina, Richard Chapple, Miriam Old Coyote and Margaret Arbogast. The hostesses were Melanie

BHC Library prepares for the Fourth of July

Today is the first day after Little Big Horn Days and Crow Native Days 2019. Hopefully, you all had a fun-filled weekend with lots of activities and few mishaps. At the Big Horn County Library we had quite a number of people come through to view the quilt show.

Play about mental health starts conversation about depression

Indeed, laughter offers us lots of health benefits, both physical and mental. Research shows that laughing can boost your ability to fight infections; laughter also eases anxiety and relieves stress.

INK IN HIS VEINS

Journalism found me in a strange way. I submitted a first-person account about a car accident to the student newspaper, the Bulldog Bark, at Hardin High School in 1996. As a 15-year-old high school nerd I fell in love with storytelling and my byline. That’s when I first felt the ink in my veins.

Make the most of this week’s celebration by participating

Little Big Horn Days is here! And aren’t we all so very happy that it has finally arrived. Soon the only stop light in Big Horn County will be doing its best to manage the huge amount of traffic in front of Do It Best Hardware.

I think I speak for everyone when I say we are so very grateful for our stop light, especially this time of year. It’s the only thing controlling the chaos that occurs in that part of town during Little Big Horn Days. Of course I’m joking.

Best way to address hunger is to listen to the community

Less than a month ago I joined about 50 other food bank personnel in Great Falls for the annual Montana Hunger Relief Forum, hosted by the Montana Food Bank Network. This yearly gathering had a wonderful turnout from volunteers to directors of food pantries and services from across the state.

Social Security reps. bring valuable information to Senior Center

Social Security Field Representative, David Baier, was in Hardin on Tuesday, June 18. His informational presentation started with a suggestion to set up a mySocialSecurity account. Users can access this by logging on to www.socialsecurity.gov/myaccount.

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