Gallatin Gateway News

Posted: Wednesday, 23 September 2009 6:53PM Residents Appeal To The Governor To Ban Billboards In Canyon Kendra Eaglin Over 1400 residents in Gallatin Gateway and Big Sky joined forces to keep billboards out of the canyon on Highway 191 leading to Big Sky.

BILLINGS - A woman who died after she was hit by a car in Billings Wednesday night has been identified as 65-year-old Carolyne Keller of Billings.

A Bozeman woman died and two other people were hurt following a three-vehicle crash on U,S, Highway 191 in the Gallatin Gateway area shortly after noon on Thursday."); var headline = escape ; OpenWin ; var headline = escape ; OpenWin( '/Global/Create_Email_Story.asp's=11150408&Headline=' + headline + '&Summary=' + summary + ' Bozeman woman killed ...

One person is dead and at least two others are injured after a three-vehicle crash on U.S. 191 in the Gallatin Gateway area shortly after noon Thursday.

Registration is now open for a two-day meeting on carbon sequestration that will draw experts from across the nation to Montana State University in Bozeman.

TOPICS You may have seen the Fox promos for Glenn Beck's program later today, all about how you, too, can help free the country from the tyranny of "the Fed". Beck calls it "the Civilest War," and he compares it to The Matrix : In the movie the hero is offered two pills: red to learn the truth about the Matrix; blue to go on living blissfully ...

The Montana House of Representatives has been considering legislation that some believe could allow Montana to secede from the United States.

HELENA - Some say it's a resolution affirming states' rights. Others say it's a call for Montana to secede from the Union.

And it's coming from a Democrat governor: Gov. Brian Schweitzer has signed into law a bill that aims to exempt Montana-made guns from federal regulation, adding firepower to a battery of legislative efforts to assert statesa rights across the nation.

HELENA - On the day that thousands of angry Americans gathered on statehouse lawns throughout the country to protest federal tax policies, a conservative lawmaker in Helena urged a House panel to pass a resolution "articulating the rights of the State of Montana." Rep.