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MILES CITY - The city judge in Miles City has been sentenced after pleading guilty to a drunken driving charge.
Reducing Pasture Road Erosion by Kindra Gordon Road erosion on rangeland and pasture roads is a challenge for many ranchers.
MTJudge-DUI,0111 City judge sentenced for DUI Eds: APNewsNow. MILES CITY, Mont. The city judge in Miles City, Ralph Dukart, has been sentenced after pleading guilty to a drunken driving charge.
A Montana sugar beet producer says they've had one of their best years ever. Sidney Sugars harvests beets from Miles City to Williston, North Dakota and says the final shipment came in on November 7. Two weeks ago a quarter of the crop was still sitting in the ground and crews were worried that cold October temperatures could ruin all the beets.
Miles City woman recognized as MT history teacher of year
One Montana history teacher is recognized each year with the Montana Statehood Centennial Bell Award.
History award goes to teacher from Miles City
Bonnie Boggs, a Miles City teacher and Blackfoot native, has been chosen as this year's Montana History Teacher of the Year.
Rubber belts reduce rangeland road erosion
Road erosion on rangeland and pasture roads in the West is a challenge many ranchers deal with.
Tongue River Vineyard, owned by Bob and Marilyn Thaden, just south of Miles City, Montana has been growing grapes for five years.
Montana has Precambrian metamorphic rock in many of the mountains ranges in the state.
Disease reported in white-tail deer
MILES CITY - Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks says an infectious viral disease has surfaced in resident white-tailed deer in the southeast part of the state.
What school is calling? Early preparations are key to making the best decision
Choosing a college can seem totally overwhelming. Public or private? Close to home or far away? Big or small? And paid for how, exactly? It's a decision that can directly impact four or more years of your life, cost tens of thousands of dollars and determine the direction of your future.
ARS: Turn out the sheep to control leafy spurge in the spring
ARS: Turn out the sheep to control leafy spurge in the spring Sep. 29, 2009 Using sheep to control leafy spurge works best if it's done in the spring every year, according to an Agricultural Research Service study.
Urban Imperialism And The Washington State Legislature
In July, I met Washington state representative Shelly Short at the Washington Policy Center's annual conference on the environment.
N.D. woman charged as accomplice to murder-suicide
A 27-year-old Dickinson woman already charged with a probation violation has been charged as an accomplice in the apparent murder-suicide of a Dickinson couple.
Montana Firefighters Head to California
A hundred Montana Firefighters have been called up to help stop wildfires burning across California.
MT fire crews headed to California
As many as 100 Montana firefighters are now joining in the fight against the wildfires raging in California.
LETTER: Ted Kennedy at the Southeastern Montana Fair
In 1960 Montana and the other states of the Rocky Mountains were the campaign stomping grounds for Ted Kennedy.
Remembering Kennedy: Sen. Max Baucus
Sen. Max Baucus , on Kennedy's visit to Miles City, Mont., in 1960 to stump for his brother John: Bucking Bronco COMMENT 0 Comments Your browser's settings may be preventing you from commenting on and viewing comments about this item.
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