Sep92019

I salute the Liar and the Fool

Opinion • Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor,

Carl, hopefully at some point in the near future, I will have the honor of standing before you and shaking your hand for your military service. Then I will remove my sweat smeared hand from yours, look you right in the eye and convey to you, Sir: You are a Liar and a Fool! I joyfully hand out accolades to those I feel deserve them, and I have NO reservations whatsoever of truthfully telling someone what I think about how they insult me and other Americans. But then you enjoy that and you have that freedom. read more

Sep82019

Impeaching Trump is silly

Opinion • Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor,

All this talk of impeaching Trump is silly. I wonder how many Democratic field offices would get bricks through their front widows from dissident, progressive Deplorables. How much red barn paint would be wasted on Democratic congressmen/women’s front doors if they push deleting Donald. read more

Sep62019

Dr. Olszewski practices what he preaches

Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor,

As a pro-life Montanan, mother of six (biological and adoptive), I am frustrated with the Susan B. Anthony List Candidate Fund’s endorsement of Greg Gianforte for Governor of Montana. He is currently running against two pro-life candidates in the Republican primary, one of which is my husband, Dr. Albert D. Olszewski, State Senator. read more

Sep62019

Lockwood cuts ribbon on new CTE

Lockwood

Caption:  Tim Sather, Lockwood School Board Chairman, center, prepares to cut the ribbon at Lockwood’s new CTE Building on Tuesday September 3, 2019 as the first freshman class starts school at Lockwood High School along with school board members and local officials present. (Jonathan McNiven Photo)

The day beamed bright and beautiful. Everyone had a smile and the joy was irrepressible. Tuesday morning couldn’t have been more perfect for the ribbon-cutting on the first day of classes of the new Lockwood High School. read more

Sep42019

Obituary: Diana Kathern Jansma

Obituaries

Diana Kathern Jansma, 69, of Worden, passed away on Tuesday Aug 27, in Billings. She was born on July 31, 1950, in Cincinnati, Ohio, the daughter of Dean and Hattie Jansma.

Diana Jansma

In 1957, Diana and her family moved from Cincinnati to Billings because of Dean’s chief engineering job at KULR8. Diana graduated from West High in 1968. Later she graduated from read more

Aug302019

Obituary: Kathryn K (Spaulding)

Obituaries

Kathryn Spaulding

Kathryn K (Spaulding) 58 of Billings Mt passed away August 21, 2019 of natural causes. Kathy was born on March 10, 1961 to Jerry and Shirley (Steinbrenner) Ball in Shelby Mt. She spent most of her life in Billings. Kathy loved the Lord, enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, working in her beautiful flower garden, listening and read more

Aug302019

Obituary: Scott Wilson Black,

Obituaries

Scott Black

Scott Wilson Black, 60, passed peacefully surrounded by family in Billings, Mt on 08/27/19. He was born July 4th, 1959 in Billings to Shirley and Alan Black along with his twin, Jeffery. He was an avid truck driver who enjoyed being out on the road whether it be behind the truck wheel or the handlebars of his motorcycle. He enjoyed “shooting the read more

Aug302019

Why would you leave us Krayton?

Opinion • Letters to the Editor

Say it isn’t so…..Jonathan!  We can not let the weekly ramblings of Dr. Krayton Kerns fade into the sunset.  A friend of mine loaned me Krayton’s first book of his “Ramblings”.  When I saw his name tag at a gathering at the Depot, I had to introduce myself and thank him for sharing his  wit, wisdom and love of America.  And as I suspected, he was true gentleman and pure pleasure to talk to. read more