Forty-eight hours after punching his ticket to the biggest game there is in the world of NFL football, Columbus High School graduate Dwan Edwards was still in disbelief.
John Smith was beside himself Tuesday morning.
“I’m going!” said the former Columbus High School football coach, unable to contain his emotion.
Traffic jams, emergency service delays, health concerns from coal dust or diesel fumes, and diminished property taxes were among potential impacts discussed at a public meeting held 3 1/2 years ago
It was hard to be a fan of both the Seattle Seahawks and the Carolina Panthers Saturday.
When the Stillwater Protective Association held a public forum in Columbus 3 1/2 years ago to discuss potential impacts from increasing coal train traffic on the Montana Rail Link main line, traffi
County officials and Fishtail residents came to an agreement Tuesday afternoon regarding the cutting of an estimated 100 trees on Fiddler Creek Road late last year in the name of maintenance and sa
•The following is Part 1 of a series on the impacts of Montana Rail Link’s main line in Stillwater County
A North Dakota couple charged with multiple felony drug crimes late last month at the Columbus Super 8 asked a judge to return the money seized at that time so they can hire an attorney.
Snowpack in the Upper Yellowstone River Basin, which Stillwater County falls under, is starting the winter out at 82 percent of normal.
Six landowners opposed to tree cutting last year along Fiddler Creek Road faced off with the Stillwater County Commissioners during its Jan. 5 meeting. Maureen Davey was absent.