Scobey News

Scobey celebrates its 43rd annual Pioneer Days on Saturday and Sunday at Pioneer Town, an outdoor museum with 35 preserved historic buildings on 20 acres.

Montana's general contractors will be able to bid on one of the five federal stimulus projects to build ports on the state's northern border.

STARS TAKE A 42-24 LEAD IN THE ALL-TIME SERIES AGAINST WYOMING. WYOMING LOOKS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEIR LENGTH WHEN THEY MEET OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF EVENINGS, BOASTING FIVE PLAYERS BETWEEN 6-5 AND 6-8. MONTANA'S TALLEST PLAYER IS 6-7 JOEL BARNDT, WHO PLAYED HIS HIGH SCHOOL BALL AT BILLINGS CENTRAL AND IS HEADED TO MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS. THE ...

A lot of folks get exasperated after a bad day at work or maybe burnt out after too many years doing the same job.

Senators Jon Tester and Max Baucus say five ports of entry along Montana's northern border with Canada will receive an estimated $77 million in funding thanks to the recently passed stimulus bill.

Five ports of entry along Montana's border with Canada will receive about $77 million combined in stimulus funding for construction projects, U.S. Sens.

HAVRE - Legislation eight years in the making came to fruition Friday when Gov. Brian Schweitzer signed a bill removing restrictions on the law directing the Montana Department of Transportation to widen U.S. Highway 2 to four lanes across Montana.

Sens. Max Baucus and Jon Tester said Friday that about $125 million in federal stimulus money will be spent on securing and improving commerce on Montana's northern border and on improving the state's national forest lands.

The bill to abolish the death penalty in Montana has passed a second reading on the Senate floor.

A bill that would have allowed physician's assistants and nurse practitioners to certify patients to use medical marijuana has stalled in committee.

Yesterday we reported about a bill in the Montana Legislature that would revoke registration cards of medical marijuana users for violating conditions of state law on the use of marijuana.