Busby News

Newly elected Northern Cheyenne tribal officials will be sworn in on Monday. The events begin at 9 a.m. with a parade on Cheyenne Avenue in Lame Deer.

A federal jury Friday convicted a Busby man accused of stabbing a woman in the face earlier this year while they were both intoxicated.

Members of the Northern Cheyenne tribe elected a new president and vice president on Tuesday.

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Democratic Rep. Sue Dickenson has two other candidates to overcome to be re-elected to House District 25 in west Great Falls.

The former principal of a Malta school that burned in 1995 said that the Huntley Project High community has a rough road ahead as it recovers from the shock of seeing its school destroyed by flames.

A newly authorized historic route will be christened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1 p.m. today at Courthouse Square in Broadus.

At the end of the Powder River Campaign in 1865, Col. Nelson Cole bitterly described his three-month march from Omaha, Neb., to the badlands of Eastern Montana.

The Montana Refining Company is teaming up with Great Falls Fire Rescue to help prepare for any potential fires at the refinery.

As the deafening hail pummeled my tent, I lay there spread eagle, pressing my weight onto the floor in a desperate effort to anchor myself to the ground.

Sen. Jon Tester wrapped up a weeklong tour of Montana with a visit to Montana Refining Co.

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