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A group of roughly 30 students marched in front of Hardin High School Tuesday to protest the school’s lack of action against a staff member that has been accused of abusive behavior towards students, staff and his own child. The students walked out of school at 2 p.m.
In preparation of new regulations, some museums in the country, particularly ones that opened in the late 19th to early 20th centuries, closed down or covered certain displays that may contain objects of cultural significance. The Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois released a statement that explained “These display cases have
Olivia Rose Williamson, widely known as lady_pompadour on Instagram, has been chosen as an honoree for the Montana Circle of American Masters (MCAM). Williamson is known for her beadwork, and has led tours of Little Bighorn Battlefield National Park for years. Williamson has also made appearances at local schools
A new program at Plenty Doors CDC can help people save up to $5,000. Plenty Doors Community Development Corporation is running a program to help people who qualify save money in progress towards a goal of home ownership, home repair, business expenses, debt reduction, or education. The program, called
Albert Gros Ventre and “an elite group of guys” are making their way to Florida to compete against softball teams from across the country. Gros Ventre, a local Crow Tribal member, has been selected to coach softball in the native division this weekend during the 2024 United States Specialty Sports
Pretty Eagle Catholic Academy’s Robotics Club is celebrating a big win, but they aren’t slowing down as they prepare for their next big competition. “Robotics is really cool, and I’ve learned more about engineering than I did before joining," team member Aariah Slater said. The team
Kyron Jeno, a recent graduate of Carroll College with a degree in History and Political Science, returned to his hometown of Hardin, just in time to see the Big Horn County Historical Museum was searching for a new director. Jeno has always had a connection to the museum, during summer
Sheriff King Laid to Rest0:00/338.7820411× Big Horn County Sheriff Darrell King was laid to rest on Tuesday, November 29 after a funeral service with full military honors in front of hundreds of people at Lockwood High School. Curtis Yarlott, executive director of St. Labre Indian School said,
Board suspended, interim board to be appointed.
