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Man who died of exposure in Hardin identified

Bullis Mortuary personnel arrived to the corner of Center Avenue and 3rd Street in Hardin the afternoon of Tuesday, Nov. 6, where they found an orange sweatshirt hanging off a

Nineteenth century football coach, track star gains Hall of Fame placement

A Crow tribal member who served as a statesman, interpreter and Montana’s first head football coach at Washington Agricultural College and School of Science – now called Washington State University

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Sounds of car horns punctuated a gathering of about 40 people last Thursday afternoon as those attending gave speeches and waved signs in support of U.S. Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.)

Craving a venue, skaters head to Billings

Pursuit Skateshop founder Caleb Sauffer loves skateboarding for several reasons. “There is so much creativity in skateboarding,” he says. “I just read an article the other weekend that was about

Willis Busenitz honored with Dick Hagemeyer Award

NOAA’s National Weather Service has presented Reverend Willis and Nadine Busenitz of Busby, Montana, with the agency’s prestigious Dick Hagemeyer Award for 45 years of outstanding service in the Cooperative

‘We need a record turnout’

An estimated 200 people filled the Little Big Horn College Student Union Building in Crow Agency amid balloons and campaign banners the afternoon of Saturday, Oct. 20 as U.S. Sen. Jon Tester began his speech for a Democratic Party rally. His statements, many of which dealt specifically with his Crow Reservation audience, were met with clapping accompanied by staccato strikes upon a drum.

To start off, the Big Sandy farmer spoke about the late Carl Venne, a former chairman of the Crow Tribe who he called “a very good friend of mine and good friend of Crow Country.”

Updated water source installed for Hardin athletic fields

The Hardin School District has a new water source on the way, due to a coordinated effort by several local residents. The project involved lots of digging and boring in order to complete a total overhaul of the water supply system used to water the school’s practice fields along North Miles Avenue.

JP candidates Molina, Bear Don’t Walk tout experience and commitment to public service

Two people with decades-long connections to security and law enforcement are looking to make the jump to the judicial branch this November by running for Big Horn County justice of the peace. Justices of the peace preside over marriages and inquests, as well as cases involving misdemeanors, small civil disputes and more.

Longtime teaching background prepared incumbent for county superintendent of schools responsibilities

Reflecting on her past two years as superintendent of schools for Big Horn County, Vicki Gale believes her work has gone “very favorably,” with her current focus on making sure local teachers are certified.

“There’s a lot to take care of; the finances come through us,” Gale said. “It’s a lot of responsibility.”

Tribal court judges removed from office

The Crow Tribe’s Legislative Branch has removed two judges from their positions in Crow Tribal Court after separate hearings dated Oct. 15. Chief Judge Leroy Not Afraid and Associate Judge

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