by Michael J. Marino An emergency meeting of the Worden Community Club was held on May 18 at Nemont Communications regarding the new, digital town sign, which would replace the current “Welcome to Worden” marquee off Highway 312. The sign…
Category: Lockwood
New Grocery Store in Huntley? Resident gets Flurry of Facebook Feedback
Larry Noel, owner of Larry’s Small Engine Repair, requested the public’s input on the concept of opening a “country grocery store” at the intersection of Northern Ave and Nahmis Ave in Huntley. The purpose, Noel said, would be to “serve…
Spree of Politically-Fueled Vandalism Causes $7,500 in Damages, $2,500 Reward to Catch Suspect
by Michael J. Marino Billings Police Department (BPD) is seeking the public’s assistance regarding a recent influx of vandalism cropping up in Billings. The target? Political signs, more specifically the signs regarding marijuana laws slated for the upcoming election.
Two Votes Separate School Board Candidates, Lockwood Chairman Defeated
The voters of Yellowstone County have spoken. In Lockwood, all three candidates’ results were fairly close margins; however, voters in that school district were choosing two candidates. Josh Skidmore and Jamie Fandrich earned the victory with 663 and 613 of…
Toogood Ships Out for First Deployment
College isn’t his cup of tea at this time, but that’s not to say Preston Toogood isn’t destined for great achievements. Preston, a Huntley Project alumni, completed basic training and is ready for the next step of his military career.…
Purple Mustard Invades Area
Yellowstone County is being invaded by a weed called Purple Mustard or more formally known as Chorispora tenella. It was officially declared a weed in Yellowstone County by county commissioners this week at the request of Joe Lockwood, weed coordinator…
