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Metis powwow back on after booking mix-up moved event (opens the original)
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Winnett, Mont. â A long-running Metis festival and powwow is back on in Winnett after a booking error nearly forced organizers to cancel it. The annual event had been held at the Fergus County Fairgrounds in Lewistown every Labor Day weekend since 1979, according to organizer Susan Altona. She said a call from the fairground office last week alerted her to a problem. Fergus County Commissioner Jennifer Saunders said the powwow had been entered for the wrong weekend, and a wedding had been book
Sheehy bill could expand concealed carry for special operators (opens the original)
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BILLINGS, Mont. â A new bill from Republican U.S. Sen. Tim Sheehy would let some current and former U.S. special operations service members carry concealed firearms across state lines if it becomes law. The proposal is called the Special Operations Forces Concealed Carry Act. It mirrors the 2004 Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act, which already allows qualified retired law enforcement officers to carry concealed firearms nationwide. The bill applies only to certain career fields listed in the
Billings church seeks support for downtown building upgrades (opens the original)
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Billings First Congregational Church is continuing its resiliency project after securing grants to help renovate its nearly 150-year-old building and expand community service. BILLINGS, Mont. â Billings First Congregational Church said its downtown resiliency project is aimed at updating its historic building so it can serve more community programs. Historian Nathan Sonnenschein said the effort started about a year earlier after the congregation spent time rethinking its mission and its long f
Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter plans new campus after land donation (opens the original)
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A donated property in Billings is giving the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter a path toward a long-awaited permanent home, with plans for a 26,000-square-foot facility that could open in late summer or early fall of 2028. BILLINGS, Mont. â Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter said a donated property gave the organization a path toward a larger long-term home for animals and community services. Executive Director Triniti Halverson said the moment felt personal for the shelter after a difficult ye
Why tired driving can be as risky as drunk driving (opens the original)
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As summer road trips ramp up across Montana, experts are urging drivers to build rest stops into their plans the same way they plan for fuel. Experts said fatigue behind the wheel can put drivers at serious risk during summer road trips. Dr. Travis Loy with Intermountain Health said too little sleep can affect the brain in ways that mirror alcohol impairment. âIf you don't get 7 hours or more a night, then your brain is functioning essentially impaired as if you had just had two beers. If you
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