Thursday Nov 12 | Great Falls Tribune
LEWISTOWN - Beverly Ann Butler, 79, died of cancer Sunday at a Lewistown medical facility.
In Ward 1, Jack H. Phillips got 360 votes to serve the remaining two years of his appointed term; Frank Gremaux earned 370 votes to win a four-year term for Ward 1 and Elizabeth Anne Putnam had 236 votes to win the Ward 3 seat.
WINIFRED - The town of Winifred will receive federal stimulus money to improve its wastewater collection system.
Sponsor seeks new builder for facility
HELENA - The sponsor of a state law that aims to promote construction of a horse slaughter plant said Wednesday he is courting Chinese investors after European firms showed a lack of interest in the venture.
Ranchers criticize plans for bison herds at BLM meeting
HAVRE - Ranching interests sharply criticized a private grassland preserve in northeastern Montana as well as a new federal initiative in which new free-roaming bison herds could be established in the West.
Lightning ignites five fires in central Montana
Five lightning-caused fires were reported to the Lewistown Interagency Dispatch Center in the past three days.
Baucus Gives Graduation Speech in Winifred
U.S. Sen. Max Baucus gave the commencement address to the Winifred High School Class of 2009 over the weekend.
Baucus speaks at Winifred graduation
Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., gave the commencement address Saturday for the eight graduating seniors of Winifred High School's Class of 2009.
My Town: Heath Heggem and Winifred's family of 14 In the "My Hometown" series, KRTV staff share some of what makes their hometowns so special.
LEWISTOWN - Madison K. Miner, 84, a Navy veteran and retired state employee, died of cancer Thursday at his home in Lewistown.
Horse-slaughter bill becomes law
HELENA - Gov. Brian Schweitzer on Friday refused to sign a controversial horse-slaughter bill in the allotted time, allowing it to become law.
Some northcentral Montana schools seek levies; others hope to muddle through
With thinning budgets during tough economic times, area schools are doing one of two things on the May 5 ballot: leaning more heavily on their voters or avoiding them all together.
Family of 14 proud to call Winifred home
My Town: family of 14 proud to call Winifred home In the "My Hometown" series, KRTV staff share some of what makes their hometowns so special.
Term Limits May Prompt More Stalemates at Montana Legislature
A near record number of lawmakers are being ousted from office by term limits at the close of this session, just as many are pointing to the overall drain on experience as a source of partisanship and impasse.
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