by Evelyn Pyburn-Originally published in the print edition of Yellowstone County News. YELLOWSTONE COUNTY — Property tax bills will be a little late in November as several county school districts apply for recertification as a consequence of a tax dispute…
Newspaper dispenser stolen, report to Sheriff’s Office
The Yellowstone County News is looking for a newspaper dispenser that was stolen from Valley Farmer’s Supply in Worden between the dates of 10/20/16-10/25/16. The Yellowstone County News and Yellowstone County Sheriff’s Office is currently looking into video from outside…
Leiser fundraiser brings in $84,000
by Judy Killen-Originally published in the print edition of the Yellowstone County News. SHEPHERD — The “Lift up the Leisers” fundraiser at the Vermilion Ranch raised almost $84,000 to help the Leiser family with medical costs and help their 10-year-old…
Former rivals, now teammates, prepare for LDS missions
Originally published in the print edition of the Yellowstone County News 10/14/16-by Judy Killen HUNTLEY — A few months ago, they competed for rival high schools and cheered on the Mustangs and Red Devils. Now, recent graduates Hyrum Hanson of…
Shepherd couple launch Fauth Insurance Agency
Originally published in the Yellowstone County News print edition. BILLINGS — A Shepherd couple have opened a Farmer’s Union insurance office in the Billings Heights. K.J. and Lindsay Fauth’s new office, Fauth Agency, opened this week at 926 Main Street,…
Billings Bypass, becoming a reality
By Evelyn Pyburn- originally published in the print edition of the Yellowstone County News 10/7/16 edition. BILLINGS — It is really going to happen. Longtime residents of the Billings area have heard about the Billings Bypass for so many years…
‘Lift up the Leisers’ fundraiser to help family with medical expenses
SHEPHERD — A “Lift Up the Leisers” fundraiser is planned Oct. 16 to help the Leiser family with medical expenses after their 10-year-old daughter, Kamrey, was injured in a rockslide in June. The benefit will be held Sunday, Oct. 16,…
Huntley water: It’s safe, but sometimes smells or tastes bad
by Judy Killen-originally published in the Yellowstone County News 9/16/16 print edition HUNTLEY — It’s not a perfect system, but the Huntley-Yellowstone Water and Sewer District delivers water on demand to about 150 customers and has a clean record with…
New Huntley fire station planned
by Judy Killen-Originally published in the Print edition of Yellowstone County News today. WORDEN — With land deed in hand, the Worden Volunteer Fire Department plans for an improved Huntley fire station are beginning to take shape. Lance Taylor, fire…
Huntley Project School district preparing to sue architect, contractor over school roof
by Judy Killen-Originally published in the Yellowstone County News print edition WORDEN — The Huntley Project School District intends to file lawsuits against the architect and the contractor who created the faulty high school roof by the end of August.…
Driscoll named county commissioner
by Evelyn Pyburn-Originally published in the 8/19/16 print edition of Yellowstone County News. BILLINGS — The process to select a new county commissioner unfolded rather quickly and without much fanfare, last Thursday, as the two Republican County Commissioners agreed on the…
