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1994 – Students Give Back to Community 25 Years Hardin High School Business Professionals of America students recently turned over a Serve America grant valued at $1,205. The money and

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Regarding regalia

Two Hardin High School students took to social media last week after graduation alleging several school faculty and staff members violated state law by insisting they cover their traditional tribal

Crow Summer Institute part of effort to promote Apsáalooke language fluency

With the number of fluent Crow language speakers diminishing with the passing of each tribal elder, the revitalization and restoration of the Apsáalooke language is the primary goal for the

Demolition Derby comes back to BHC Fairgrounds

The Demolition Derby is back and the sounds of crashing and twisted metal return to the Big Horn County Fairgrounds this Saturday. The Bash at the Big Horn Demolition Derby,

Midwife brings more health options to IHS women’s health program patients

Women on the Crow Indian Reservation can finally receive prenatal care in their own community, thanks to Libbi Martino, a nurse midwife and women’s health nurse practitioner at the Indian

Saint Charles Mission School eighth graders graduate

Hardin city judge reappointed at Tuesday’s council meeting

Hardin City Judge Jim Seykora was reappointed by the Hardin City Council to another four-year term Tuesday during the regularly scheduled council meeting. Mayor Joe Purcell also announced June as