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Cowboy Up Today
The Cowboys for Life (a local chapter of Circle of Hope) is hosting the 4th Annual Cowboy Up for Cancer Ranch Rodeo today (Saturday) in Browning at Charging Home Stampede Park...
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WANTED Forgotten Goods
Cut Bank's Harvest Food Pantry serves close to some 300 area families. While food drives are vital to their success, there's a dire need right now for toiletry items which are very rarely donated...
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Park High School bans Confederate Flags
LIVINGSTON, Mont. (AP) — Park High School recently banned Confederate flags from school property because they believed they were meant to intimidate a newly enrolled black student.
School administrators held a community meeting in Livingston Tuesday to give people a chance to voice their concerns about how the issue was being handled.
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Free Access to Votes!
Montana's June 7th primary is coming up quickly and while much attention has been focused on the Presidential nominations, what really matters is what happens here at home...
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America’s Time Is Running Out
That's what the honorary chairman of this year's National Day of Prayer says. The Rev. Tony Evans, speaking to a men's gathering back in Washington yesterday, said that "There isn't much time left to transform the nation's culture & protect families with a restored moral code." C...
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DJ Mark’s Sporting His Golf Threads
Our Mark Daniel's is fired up & ready for another exciting season of the Golf Spot here on KSEN/K96FM. In fact, the FIRST broadcast of the new season starts tomorrow (Friday!) S...
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Go Fly A Kite
The Shelby Kiwanis will be hosting a Kite Festival out at Shelby's airport on Saturday, May 21st. The day kicks off with kite building at 9 in the morning to be followed by kite flying, food vendors & a whole lot more! T...
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A Winning Wednesday
Our Shelby FFA hosted a real "Kiss a Pig" contest during April, & the WINNERS are being announced/presented today (Wednesday.) Teachers from both the high school & elementary school volunteered to be in the contest with votes being taken (1 cent per vote.)There'...
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Montana defends campaign finance law ahead of elections
MATT VOLZ, Associated Press
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Montana attorneys are defending the state's new campaign finance law against a gun-rights organization that wants parts of it blocked before June's primary elections.
Attorneys for the National Association for Gun Rights and Commissioner of Political Practices Jonathan Motl argued Tuesday over a requested injunction against the Disclose Act passed by state lawmakers last year.
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Former Plum Creek worker sentenced for unemployment fraud
KALISPELL, Mont. (AP) — A man who worked for Plum Creek Timber while also receiving unemployment benefits has been given a six-year deferred sentence and was ordered to pay more than $38,000 in restitution...
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Paralyzed Player-Lawsuit
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The Belt High football coach and the school district are denying any negligence in the injuries that left a 16-year-old football player a quadriplegic who cannot speak or care for himself...
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Montana’s Legislative Auditor is Retiring
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Legislative Auditor Tori Hunthausen is retiring in June after nearly 29 years with the Legislative Audit Division.
The auditor oversees and directs the independent, nonpartisan audits of state agencies, including the Montana University System...
