Tom Smith, a research wildlife biologist at Brigham Young University in Utah, analyzed 326 bear-dog encounters, drawing from a range of data from newspapers and the internet to expert reports. His career began 30 years ago in Alaska’s Katmai National Park... See more
There is a new concept for learning going on in Hardin. It uses animated figures to work magic where some traditional methods might not reach into the homes and minds of children. Who, as a young person, didn’t want to watch cartoons? Cartoons today are g... See more
On Friday, Aug. 14 and Saturday, Aug. 15, many attended the Crow Fair. For those horse-minded, a popular highlight of the weekend is always the Rodeo and the Indian Relays. Chris Jorgensen attended the rodeo and relays. Jurgensen said, “I don’t know much ... See more
On Tuesday, July 21, the Montana Public Service Commission (PSC), held a listening session on the proposed IRP (Integrated Resource Plan) of NorthWestern Energy. The IRP is a 20 year comprehensive road map for Montana’s energy (electricity and capacity) f... See more
With all the bears around Red Lodge, there’s every good reason to immediately access a free, major form of protection. B.R. Walker, Executive Director, Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary, commented on a recent free, bear spray training at YWS on Wednesday, Au... See more
