Yesterday | www.flatheadbeacon.com | Posted by Eye in the Big Sky
Bill Clinton Stumps for Hillary in Montana as Primary Nears
Former President Bill Clinton emphasized the importance of each state having the opportunity to vote for the Democratic presidential nominee, telling a crowd of Montana Democrats on Saturday that he hopes they ...
Sunday | Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Today is Sunday, May 11, the 132nd day of 2008. There are 234 days left in the year. via Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Saturday May 10 | KFBB
Thursday May 8 | Char-Koosta News
Salish artist Corwin "Corky" Clairmont receives Governor's Arts Award
“It's a shame that there's not more funding put into the art programs because it helps keep people out of trouble. That's something I'd like to see change”
If there were a door leading into the sparkling lakes and lush serene forests of the Flathead Reservation, it would be so enticing that a welcome mat might lie in it's entrance. via Char-Koosta News
Tuesday May 6 | KBLG-AM Billings
Setback For School Funding Opponents
State politicians received a big blow yesterday, as a Helena judge ruled that he will hold a new hearing on the six-year-old school funding lawsuit. via KBLG-AM Billings
Monday May 5 | KFBB
Sunday May 4 | KFBB
Sunday May 4 | International Business Times
Key investor in Montana coal-fired power plant backs out
“We don't feel it's a viable project any longer”
A key investor in a planned coal-fired power plant near Great Falls has backed out of the project, citing financial and environmental uncertainties. via International Business Times
Thursday May 1 | KTMF
Friday Apr 25 |
Fort Benton naval tribute fundraising falls behind
“I may be wrong, but I'm not uncertain”
A planned monument recognizing about 30 Coast Guard and Navy ships with Montana ties is moving full-steam ahead, but a scheduled May unveiling may be dead in the water. via Great Falls Tribune







