Continued from page 1 the week of Veterans Day participants are encouraged to continue shining the light throughout the year. Residents can share their participation on social media using the hashtag #OperationGreenLight. “Operation Green Light is a simple way to express our collective appreciation for the public service of our veterans,” NACo president Denise Winfrey said. “We encourage

A case involving a young Bainville man being killed in a crash during the summer of 2021, resulted in the sentencing of another young man in district court on Tuesday, Sept. 27. According to court documents, Wyatt Wade Slater was racing another vehicle at a high rate of speed, approximately 112 miles per hour, and had a high blood-alcohol concentration on July 27, 2021. The outcome was a collision

A pair of lawsuits filed by a Billings attorney asks a district court to cancel a newly signed management contract for the MetraPark, a Yellowstone County owned events facility, and alleges two of the three county commissioners colluded with the management company that ultimately received the bid. The court documents also reveal that Yellowstone County Commissioner Don Jones may have conducted

As a part of his continued work with tribes in Montana to improve public safety, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., secured $3,573,360 in Department of Justice funding to support tribal law enforcement and keep communities safe. “Keeping Montanans and our communities safe remain my top priority,” said Tester. “I’m proud to have worked with tribal leadership and my colleagues across the aisle

Lustre Christian junior high students in the jamboree level are excited their basketball season has begun. Their first game is Saturday, Oct., 8 at Lustre with Dodson beginning at 1 p.m. The LCHS girls volleyball team are hosting Wolf Point JV, Fairview and then traveling to Richey/Lambert for Friday’s game. Harvest festivals began at the MB Church Sunday, Oct. 2. Richard and Hazel Funk

dispatch call from the scene created many tears from family members and friends in the packed courtroom. The judge was provided many written impact statements from Brunelle’s family members and friends. After Brunelle’s mother read her impact statement aloud during the hearing, many in the courtroom shed tears including the defendant. Slater’s mother testified, “There’s no words