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Hilger woman dies after accident

The following report was received from the Fergus County Coroner/Sheriff Rick Vaughn: “On Jan. 8, 2019 at approximately 0739 hours Central Montana Dispatch received a call of a single vehicle

Safety first

Chief Joe Ward (left) and other members of the Lewistown Fire Department responded to a small fire at the corner of East Boulevard and First Ave. North on Thursday around

Lewistown School Board meets Monday evening

The Lewistown School Board will hold their regular meeting on Monday, Jan. 14, at 6 p.m. in the Lincoln Board Room at 215 Seventh Avenue South in Lewistown. Business to

Sheriff’s Log

The following report is taken from information provided by the Fergus County Sheriff’s Department and does not represent the total scope of the sheriff’s department’s activity. All persons are innocent

City commission discusses City Court agreement

During Monday’s City Commission meeting, a discussion took place regarding the City Court agreement. “We have an agreement with Fergus County to run a combined court,” said City Manager Holly

News Briefs

Fergus County Fair Board to meet Tuesday, Jan. 15 The regular monthly meeting of the Fergus County Fair Board will be held at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 15, in the

Daines secures funding for National Parks service during goverment shutdown

U.S. Senator Steve Daines secured funding to keep critical National Parks services open during the government shutdown, according to a Jan. 6 press release from the staff of Daines. In

The Movie Store… and so much more

The Mintyala family decided to expand The Movie Store. “Basically, we just wanted to bring more into the Movie Store and we wanted to provide a fun place for kids.”

Attend the free COOL seminar

When a consumer walks into a grocery store, almost every item that is imported is labeled - lemons, avocados, chicken, lamb – they all have a label that states their

MSU Extension’s cropping seminar gives producers tools

On Monday, Jan. 7, the MSU Extension Office hosted free cropping seminars across The Golden Triangle, a Montana region rich in wheat production. Stanford, Conrad and Havre can be pictured

Poll

Do you think the government shutdown will be over by February 1st?