Welcome to the Huntley Project! Thank you for visiting us online as we complete our first year online with 24,000 page viewings including 1000 links. As we represent the areas of Huntley, Worden, Ballantine, and Pompey's Pillar, we also have many resources that enhance the Billings, Montana area. From Pompey's Pillar National Monument, Homesteader Days to Pappy's Cowboy Cookout, we invite you to browse what the Huntley Project can offer. In the spirit of active businesses in and around the Huntley Project area and in conjunction with local activities; we welcome you to this website and hope it serves many functions in promoting the rich heritage, history and current activities within the Huntley Project High School area. We would like to publicly thank all the businesses and individuals who continue to show their support and confidence in the huntley project website. Please feel free to link to this website (www.huntleyproject.net) as a source for information. This website continues to be an ongoing effort and we hope to make it an assett to the Huntley Project community.
Jonathan McNiven
Be sure to check out Montana's Newest site Montana's Trailhead for state info, news, satire humor and more. Also, feel free to check out the Billings Town Square website as well.
Stay tuned to www.huntleyproject.net as the new website will be unveiled around the middle of March, 2010!!!!!
A Tribute to the 2008 Huntley Project State Football Team!
As many are aware of the Huntley Project Football State Champions and the unfortunate result of the High School; there are however good things that came of the whole ordeal. For example, the Huntley Project community has come together and sponsored events/fundraisers in order to help rebuild the school. The Huntley Project Lions Club sponsored a big auction and dance but the story that has flourished the most was the local football team that together made it to the state Championship and won even without a high school. According to Max Prep Sports, it was ranked the number 4 story of the year. Feel free to read the whole story Here or the Huntley Project Football team in 1950.
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Attention all Huntley Project Alumni:
The All Class Reunion is set for July, 2011. On Monday, March 2, 2009 all alumni were invited to a planning meeting in the Huntley Project elementary gym from 7 to 8:30 p.m. If you didn't make it, call Carol (Hoehne) Reiter at 406-967-4208. This is an all class reunion that takes place every 5 years and this next one is sure to be memorable due to the New High School is said to be completed by then. There will be a street dance where Worden Main street will be closed off and open to mingle and catch up with classmates, teachers, and associates. The All Class Reunion is scheduled the day before Homesteader days at Homesteader Hall. This would be a good time to start thinking about attending in 2011.
More coming soon...........
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Coming soon to this Huntley Project website this year are more businesses from the Huntley Project area. We would like to welcome Son Rise Espresso Drive Thru, Transition Estate Sales, JJ's Hair Fashion and Liberty Environmental. At this time, there are more businesses being added to this website this coming month and year at www.huntleyproject.net. Let those businesses know that you saw their information here. Also, historical pictures of the Huntley Project Irrigation District will be available under the History portion of the website and a few on the HP Irrigation District webpage.
Also, The huntleyproject.net website will be undergoing a transition to a more up-to-date website. It has become a source for information throughout the Huntley Project area and for outlining areas. As a reference, the website is reaching it's 20,000th page viewing. A big thank you to all the community and outlining community members and businesses for your support of this website. Stay tuned as new info appears.
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Feel free to check out the weekly ads by Project Merc . Each week, starting Wednsdays, new ads will be added weekly for those interested to print out and use at the store. Project Merc does not mail out ads anymore. Project Merc does provide copies at the actual store and have ventured in an advanced way to provide locals and frequent shoppers an avenue for savings. Let them know that you saw the information and ads online at www.huntleyproject.net. Feel free to view the webpage with links to the weekly ads here.
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Are you Connected?
For those that are on facebook, the Huntley Project online group was launched to help connect alumni, students, teachers, parents, locals and anyone else who might be interested in events, activities and news from the Huntley Project area. In conjunction with this huntleyproject.net website, this is another opportunity for everyone to get connected online. Feel free to invite your friends, family and relatives to the new group. As this organization is for all, it will be used as a resource for information to those online. Feel free to view the profile Here . We've since gotten 224 members to join, lets see if we can make it 300 or more connected up!
Do you have community roots? Are you a native of the area? HPMIA? Want to donate?
The Huntley Project Museum of Irrigated Agriculture (HPMIA) is currently soliciting donations to the museum and future endeavors. The museum is currently exploring a signature event each year. Some ideas that have been tossed around are a yearly car show, Night at the museum haunted house, winter ice rink, or annual party. Either way, the museum has an active and enthusiastic board of directors and staff looking to the future of the Museum.
There are many ways to donate! Please spread the word to those who might be interested. As there are many ways to donate, here are but a few: part of an estate; end of year donation; part of a legal will; materials and supplies; your talents and expertise; etc!
We know that there are veterans in the community that have a lot of time, experience, and knowledge! We would also like to encourage all volunteers to spend some time whether it be two hours, four hours, or a whole day at the museum. As there is an abundance of information, history, culture, and pride in the Huntley Project museum, please think about ways that you can help one of your 4 Yellowstone County Museums. Every donation is appreciated.
For more information on how you can participate and support the museum and efforts, please contact Tracy Livingston (Museum Director) at 406-348-2533 or visit Huntley Project Museum .
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Huntley Project .Net provides resources for those coming to the Huntley Project area. Our local Montana communities stem from farms and ranches, local businesses and events that are brought to past during the year whether it be the school, state sponsored departments, or any natural features of the land from Pompey's Pillar to the Yellowstone River in between. The huntley Project area is rich with history, culture, gatherings of homesteaders and more. As a central point of reference, Huntleyproject.net would like to focus on the many companies and businesses that offer their services to locals, visitors, and tourists as resources, references, and allow locals and visitors the endless possibilities presented in the State of Montana especially in the Huntley Project area. Whether it be from direct tourism, tourists, or visitors coming from out-of-state for events, leisure travel or business, or those just traveling from Billings. Huntley Project presents many surprising elements of the West that can be experienced as well as enjoyed from the peaks of the Rocky Moutains to the valleys and streams below. Please give us your feedback and recommendations on how to make this website a success for the Huntley Project area. For additional information, contact Jonathan McNiven at jmcniven@westernromancecompany.com. Please continue to be patient as all the businesses info, history and other features are added to this website and more information is uploaded.
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