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Huntley's weekly newspaper celebrates 50 years (opens the original)
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The Yellowstone County News is celebrating its 50th year and was first published in October of 1977. The owner says the key is staying what he calls hyper-local, and he says weekly papers are the heartbeat of the community.Watch Yellowstone County News story here: Yellowstone County News owner and publisher Jonathan McNiven looked at the front page picture for the Thursday paper. On Wednesday he took the picture to commemorate the milestone. “Fifty years. We're pretty excited,” McNiven said. “An
Community vigil supports family of Chase Lantz, 13-year old hit by vehicle (opens the original)
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Family, friends of the community came out to honor Chase Lantz, the 13-year old boy hit by a vehicle last Thursday. They heard messages of hope, prayer, and also from Chase's mother from Denver.Watch vigil for Chase Lantz story here: “You guys are just amazing people,” Mariya Lantz said on the phone. “And I really appreciate you being there for all of us and being there for each other. Stay safe. Use the crosswalks. Be slow. We can feel your guys' love all the way here in Denver. ” Lantz spoke w
Billings man explains his patrolling with gun across from Broadwater school (opens the original)
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BILLINGS — The view of Broadwater Elementary School is blocked, and cyclone fencing is in place for the children. This is after the school administration spotted Gabriel Metcalf with his gun outside his home last Friday. Parents and students are seeing a big change to the campus with visual barriers all around the school. RELATED: Parents express concerns about Billings man carrying gun across from Broadwater Elementary School It's all designed to block the view of a man across the street who ha
New owners of old Laurel school building open to renovation ideas (opens the original)
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LAUREL — The new owners of the old Laurel school building say that while they're still deciding what to do, they do see themselves as stewards preserving a part of Laurel. “We feel like our job here really is to just bring this building into its next 100 years of use,” said Jeff Riggs. Watch Laurel school building story here: Riggs imagines kids playing basketball in the historic gym that is separate from the big building that was the high school, middle school, and most recently, the administra
Shepherd roads and bridges in good shape after early morning Sunday storm (opens the original)
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CA Road, north of Shepherd, was one of the worst spots damaged from the storm early Sunday morning. According to the Yellowstone County Road and Bridge Department, while some had property damage, road and bridge damage was minimal. A rancher north of the Shepherd Ah Nei recreaction area, reported about three to four inches of rain. That water brought debris, and the culvert couldn't handle it, so some water went over and washed out part of the road. “Several years ago, maybe in the 80s or 90s wh
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