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Advent: Trauma, healing and the light of God

We have stories of wrongful human suffering happening in our families and in the news. Yet, we know this is overcome by God’s light of trusting, respectful, unwavering relationships. Here

Library offers books to help with homemade gifts

We are knee deep in Christmas cheer at the Big Horn County Library. Who wouldn’t be with all the decorations around the place? With Christmas, though, comes a certain amount

Beware of the grandparent scam

Anice group of volunteers helped to decorate the Hardin Senior Center for December. Under the direction of Vi Lazz was Etta, Clara, Miriam, Elaine, Cliff, Margaret, Hazel, Pat, Joan and

Will county officials get the message from voters?

After two elections to get approval to build a new jail – one being a mill levy election and the second to approve financing – were shot down by the

Memory Tree is being hosted by the BHC library

The Christmas season has arrived and with it the decorations. We are a little shorthanded at the Big Horn County Library, but we are working hard to get the decorating

Not wise to process open enrollment alone

It’s time to sign up for health insurance. Between Nov. 1 and Dec. 15, millions of Americans will head to Healthcare.gov or the online exchange in their state to shop

Benzel family matriarch, in photo and history, is the senior center’s featured person for December

The December Photo of the Month is of lifelong Big Horn County resident, Ruth Benzel. Margaret Arbogast’s portrait of Ruth is in honor of her 90th birthday year, 2018. Ruth’s

Montana State senator results show evidence of leaning right

Montana appears well down the road to becoming a one-party Republican, deeply conservative state, like the states that surround us. Jon Tester’s survival was an anomaly, best explained by his personal popularity and his opponent’s weakness.

America’s working people finally get attention

If you want to get the attention of the powers that be, you have to do something radical to call attention to yourself. A couple of years ago, working-class Americans

Library cards encounter minor network snafu regarding exp. dates

Occasionally at the Big Horn County Library, we have what some would refer to as a “snafu,” a term which, I’m told, began in the military during World War II.

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