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Prague Newspaper Quote Hits the Nail on the Head Extraordinarily accurate analysis from a foreign country. God help the USA. Some people have the vocabulary to sum up things in a way that you can quickly understand them. This quote came from the...

History is littered with social and political movements which, while failing to survive as movements, largely achieved their goals. The Prohibition Party's national conventions could take place in a phone booth these days, but its disastrous single p...

Friends of Musselshell School, Inc. and the Illustrious Musselshell Players will soon be presenting their 18th dinner theatre production at the Musselshell School on September 24th and 25th with and matinee to follow on September 26th. This year’s p...

MUSSELSHELL COUNTY COMMISSIONER’S AGENDA SEPTEMBER 3RD, 2021 8:30 Call to order. Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Agenda Approval of minutes Commissioner Board information Old Business Storage for Courthouse/ After new year Fergus Easement Chip S...

By Roger Koopman Having served on the Montana Public Service Commission for eight years, I know something about monopolies. The main calling of the PSC is the necessary regulation of natural monopolies, electricity and natural gas utilities being...

Carrell, Nicole Sally-Kristin, Driving a Motor Vehicle While Privilege is Suspended, 2nd Offense Fines: $535.00, Jail: 6 months, 176 days suspended: Operating with Expired Registration: Fines: $85.00 Hart, Brandon Anthony, Criminal Contempt; Fines:...

Necessary, Billy, Out of Jurisdiction Arrest Warrant, Transferred to another Court Varady, Robert Shawn, Revocation of Suspended or Deferred Sentence Stockton, Christopher Robert, Operating with Expired Registration, Fines: $85.00 Johnson, Spencer...

This coming Sunday, September 12, the infamous “Breakfast in the Park” will be held in Musselshell’s Handel Park. Serving will begin at 8 am and will last until noon. Mike Turley and his gang will be cookin’ up a huge, scrumptious, smorgas...

In-person, hands-on classes back for first time in a year. BILLINGS – Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has scheduled three week-long Billing-area hunter education classes in September and October. They are set for: • FWP Regional headquarters at 230...

Governor’s Fire Briefing from fire management professionals at DNRC: As of Tuesday, August 31 at around 2 p.m., there are 18 large fire incidents in Montana. The state is in preparedness level 3. Since January 1, there have been over 2,160 fire s...

HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte today announced the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) issued an emergency rule to promote the role of parents as the ultimate decision makers on matters pertaining to the health o...

HELENA—Fall burning season starts Sept. 1. While burning is allowed year-round, September through February there are restrictions and requirements to help protect air quality throughout the state of Montana. As always, burning should comply with air...

MSU News Service The MontGuide answers common questions about cremation such whether embalming is needed and whether a casket is required. According to Montana State University Extension educators, Montana's cremation rate is well above the national...

Mid-Rivers Communications, telecommunications service provider to 30,000 square miles of Eastern and Central Montana, is proud to announce the availability of up to $75,000 in grants! Educational Technology Grants are offered by Mid-Rivers when...

Marshall Swearingen, MSU News Service MSU's MilTech has been selected as a winner of the 2020 Nunn-Perry Award, which recognizes excellence in a national program that helps small businesses supply the military. BOZEMAN — Montana State University's Mi...

BILLINGS, Mont. – Big Sky Speedway, in collaboration with Stagg Motor Sports, presents the first annual Mile 16 Music Fest featuring Billings-based rock band, Repeat Offenders. The outdoor concert takes place in conjunction with the American Sprint C...

DENVER — The Internal Revenue Service received a record number of complaints about Economic Impact Payment scams in June and July 2021 not seen in more than a decade. “Criminals are relentless in trying to victimize the public and during this pan...

The nation’s top general said Wednesday that there are “lessons to be learned” from a chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, all while he and other top Pentagon leaders face growing questions over whether the Biden administration has tried to hi...

By Emily Zantow - The Washington Times Gov. Northam says removal of 12-ton Richmond icon will be a multiday process The Supreme Court of Virginia ruled Thursday that Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam can remove a massive statue of Confederate Gen....