Huntley News

WORDEN - Voters in the Huntley Project school district will be asked to approve a $9.75 million bond to build a new junior and senior high school.

BILLINGS - Demolition crews cleaning up the rubble after a fire destroyed Huntley Project High School last fall have had some success finding personal items for school staffers.

Cowboy poets and pickers celebrate Mother's Day weekend with the seventh annual Motherin' Up Gathering of Poets and Pickers in White Sulphur Springs today, Saturday and Sunday.

From The K-B-L-G News Center... THE EXERCISE IS IN CONJUNCTION WITH SEVERE WEATHER AWARENESS WEEK, AND IS DESIGNED TO RE-ACQUAINT THE PUBLIC WITH THE WARBLE OF THE SIRENS, AND TO TEST THE SIRENS TO MAKE SURE THEY'RE WORKING.

Fire destroys Huntley home The Huntley-Worden Fire Department says they now know what started an early Friday morning blaze that destroyed a home in Huntley.

A study commissioned by the largest member of the Southern Montana Electric Generation & Transmission Cooperative says rates for its members would jump dramatically if SME builds a natural gas-fired power plant east of Great Falls.

A study commissioned by the Huntley-based Yellowstone Valley Electric Cooperative, the largest member of the Southern Montana Electric Generation & Transmission Cooperative that tried to build a coal-fired power plant near Great Falls, said that conversion of the project to a natural-gas power plant will simply cost YVEC ratepayers too much.

WORDEN - Insurance estimates put demolition and replacement of Huntley Project High School, destroyed in a September 2008 arson fire, at nearly $8 million.

A GROUP FROM BILLINGS WILL BE HEADING TO WASHINGTON, D.C., TODAY TO MEET WITH MONTANA'S CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS.

SENATE BILL 486 IS SPONSORED BY HUNTLEY SENATOR TAYLOR BROWN. IT WOULD REQUIRE THAT MUNICIPALITIES USE REVENUE FROM A PUBLIC SAFETY MILL LEVY FOR THE PURPOSE STATED BY THE MUNICIPALITY.

Of feathered aliens, fading billions and truancy by Roger Clawson Aliens landed in Huntley last week.

Christmas has come and gone, so now it's time to start thinking about getting rid of that Christmas Tree.

There were many stories during 2008 that captured our attention in our area, the election, Stillwater Mining's layoffs, gas prices.

A free Christmas tree recycling program is offered to the public from Friday through Jan.

Hundreds of New Mexico residents, including Gov. Bill Richardson, climbed aboard the Rail Runner train to make the inaugural trip between Santa Fe and Albuquerque on Monday.

In the waiting room at Billings Clinic downtown, Natasha Batt sits in a pink chair with her legs crossed, bouncing her puffy foot in a flip-flop. The appointment is just a routine checkup for her but not for ...