Dear Editor, New insanity from the Democrats. The Biden administration is going Green again despite the facts that the amount of CO2 in the air we breathe is currently only about 0.04% and is necessary for all plant life. Scientists … read more
Dear Editor, By chance, did anyone talk to the residents of North Canal Drive about their road? The majority of the homes face south; they can see the cars going 60 to 70 MPH across the canal on South Canal … read more
Dear Editor, In the June 2022 Republican primary election, my husband, Mark Morse defeated incumbent, Denis Pitman, for a seat on the Yellowstone County Commission. Over the summer, Pitman decided to run as a write-in candidate. Mark went on to … read more
Dear Editor, Kudos to Bob Green for his excellent editorial in your May 5th edition. He reminds us of the sacrifices our founding fathers and mothers made for the constitutionally protected freedoms today’s ruling class of politicians want to strip … read more
Dear Editor, As a concerned citizen and resident of the Billings Heights, I have attended the Height’s Water Board meetings for approximately two and half years. read more
Dear Editor, You know, I have recently tried to improve my attitude about people and then someone comes along and raises my blood pressure! I’m referring to an article in Yellowstone County News on 3-10-23. This opinion piece, and we … read more
Dear Editor, In one of his frequent and sometimes ill-informed letters to YCN, MSgt. (Ret) Jose Bustos, Jr. lists me among the local fans of Joe Biden, and urges all of us on his list to “write to us YCN … read more
Dear Editor, The article by Justin Choriki was very good! He has a real talent for “human interest” writing. He analyzed the scope of friendship in a very concise and interesting way [in his column “The Price of Friendship”]. He … read more
Dear Editor, $90,000 Face Lift. Thank you, YCN, for bringing this info to the public’s attention, specific for the ratepayers of the county water district. Apparently, the water board feels it may be necessary to repair their public image. Really … read more
Dear Editor, THANK YOU, HPID!! Many thanks to Willy and Sky and the entire crew. In spite of the numerous big jobs they have and the lousy “spring” weather they have had so far this year, Willy followed through with … read more
Dear Editor, April is Alcohol Responsibility Month. As the weather begins to get warmer, it’s a great time for Montana families to start conversations about alcohol at home to prevent underage drinking. read more
Dear Editor, I am writing to vote for a return to common sense on the Billings Heights Water Board. read more
Dear Editor, This letter is in response to your weekly correspondent Mr. David Crisp. read more
Dear Editor, In reference to your last week’s story headlined “Huntley Community Club Discusses Gonzales’s Gazebo” covering the March annual meeting: While the board greatly appreciates you covering our meetings, allow me to make a few clarifications. read more
Dear Editor, We are writing to clarify some misinformation and misrepresentation printed in the Gonzales’ Gazebo article printed in the 3/24/23 edition of Yellowstone County News. As the “other family”, we are going to provide facts NOT mentioned in the … read more
Dear Editor, Human trafficking is happening in Montana, and it can happen to anyone at any time. read more
Dear Editor, At the CWDBH (Water District) meeting on April 15, the General Manager Peyton Brookshire proposed hiring a marketing firm at a cost of $91,150 per year. The proposal did not include advertising costs such as newspaper ads, banners, … read more
Dear Editor, We live in a community, that looks well into the future for opportunities to grow and develop. read more
Dear Editor, The Heights Task Force received an update concerning city of Billings crime statistics on 2/28/23. Chief St. John spoke of a problematic bottleneck within the prosecution pipeline due to a lack of judges and bed space for prisoners … read more
Dear Editor, I actually love the paper. I live in Montana and work in California and D.C. and look forward to catching up by reading Yellowstone County News! read more
