Oct 20, 2009 | Flathead Beacon
Small Montana Towns Report Problem Recruiting Officers
Small towns report they are having a hard time finding and keeping police officers, and often lose them to places that pay better.
MALTA - William Jake Phillips, 50, a carpenter and hard rock driller, died of a heart attack Wednesday in Billings.
Great Falls hosts Trades Rodeo for students
They might just be 9th-graders right now, but these could be future builders, plumbers and iron workers, and they got to see first-hand at what those careers might be like, as Great Falls hosted a Trades Rodeo at the Montana ExpoPark.
Send this Headwaters page to a friend or colleague: Crews quickly corral wildfire near Montana ski area A wildfire first reported Saturday afternoon near the Flaming Arrow subdivision just south of the Bridger Bowl Ski Area in Montana burned across 350 acres before crews could contain it.
Montana conference explores forest biomass's role in energy picture
In rural areas of southern British Columbia, water wells have run dry and river flows are the lowest on record.
From Fallen Trees to Treasures
Jim Bridger opened the large, black garbage bag with the attitude of an eternal optimist.
Rialto Theater hosts documentary's premiere
Mikayla Larrow of Windsor, wearing a gingham apron over a prairie dress, walked down a red carpet as cameras flashed and her name was announced.
Economic woes threaten raptor count
BOZEMAN - Members of the Montana Audubon are doing some emergency fundraising in an effort to keep a bird-watching station on Bridger Ridge open.
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BELFRY, Mont. Carbon Count9 officials have released the names of a couple killed in a fiery semi-truck crash on Highway 72 between Bridger and Belfry.
Crews are working to clean up the scene of a fatal accident between Bridger and Belfry.
Land Board OKs fishing access purchase in Bridger
HELENA - The state of Montana is going ahead with a plan to buy 172 acres along the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River for fishing and hunting access.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS - Roy C. Swan, 86, of White Sulphur Springs, a military veteran and longtime educator, died of natural causes Thursday at a White Sulphur Springs hospital.
Mark Steyn: A symbol of the Old West meets the gelded age
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HBO's Best Of INorthwest -- 7.15.09
Pryor Mountain wild stallions playfully fight in Bridger, Mont. earlier this month.
Weapons Collectors offer youth chance to shoot automatic weapons
District One of the Weapons Collectors Society of Montana has scheduled a youth shoot for July 18 at the Great Falls Shooting Sports Complex north of town.
Local Harley enthusiasts rode to get rid of cancer Sunday. About 100 riders participated in the 4th annual "Ride for Relay" poker run, raising money for Relay for Life.
Billings students receive drunk driving warning
Graduating seniors at Billings West High School got some tough love on Tuesday as they watched the recreation of a fatal drunk driving accident, in order to drive home the point against driving under the influence.
Yellowstone County School Elections results
School elections were held in districts across Montana on Tuesday. Billings voters were asked to elect a new school board trustee for School District 2. Barbara Bryan has been active in Billings education for years, and Tuesday night, she secured a seat on the board of trustees with more than 2,250. Competitor Shelley VanAtta withdrew from the race ...
Crash test dummy, bison birth rates, better wheat all parts of MSU students' research
BOZEMAN - A 200-pound man dressed for the ski slopes sat silently while Montana State University student Scott Larson explained his significance at the annual Student Research Celebration in the Strand Union Building.