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Post office alley in terrible condition

Letter to the Editor: Hello, and to whom it may concern: Having just gone down the alley behind the post office, trying to negotiate the potholes, I had a thought,

Market Report

Following is the market report for stocks of local interest as of Friday, May 31. Stocks are Berkshire CL B, Fedex Corp., Coca-Cola Co., McDonalds Corp., MDU Resources, Microsoft CP,

Reviewing the Past

Vinson Walsh McLean, the “Hundred-Million-Dollar Baby,” is dead at the age of ten years ––– killed by kindness. The father and mother of the unfortunate child, who were absent from

Mitigation money should fuel the market, not trade war

The month of May left as it arrived: riding in a rowboat from flooded farm field to flooded farm field across the Midwest. Worse, June is sloshing in with more

Painting yourself into a corner

If you ever painted a floor, poured concrete or boxed yourself into a place you didn’t want to stay for a (long) while you understand the idea of painting yourself

Stop slaughter of our national mammal

To the Editor: Theodore Roosevelt established the National Bison Range in 1908 to provide “a permanent national bison range for the herd of bison.” The North American Bison has been

Hodges News

The Class of 1959 Reunion will be Sept. 6-8 in Billings. Several of the class members that live in Billings are doing all the planning for this reunion. Marilyn always

‘Throwing it out’ will never be easy

June is the time when I decide to roll up my sleeves and clean out some junk. However, my parents were children of the Great Depression, so I can still

Funding needed for park system maintenance backlog

Montana’s national parks have never been more popular. The surge in park visitation has added millions to our state economy and helped create new employment opportunities for Montanans. However, more

A look at the 2019 bills vetoed by Gov. Bullock

Montana lawmakers sent 519 bills to the desk of Gov. Steve Bullock over the course of the 2019 legislative session. The vast majority, 476, the governor signed into law. But

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