Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 1st of October.
Good morning, Billings.
Yellowstone County News is celebrating its 50th year since first published in Oct.
1977 (its hyperlocal focus remains the heartbeat of the community). Owner Jonathan McNiven said the weekly paper continues to deliver strong local coverage.
The Grove Foundation raised $19K to fund extra classroom supplies for Elder Grove teachers—who often use their own money for lessons and field trips—while district leaders say a new levy is needed to ensure ongoing support.
Divers are clearing Laurel's 10-year-old water intake on the Yellowstone River that has been blocked by debris (sticks, gravel, and silt) for four months; officials said Tuesday's dive will help determine next steps to secure water for winter.
State and local leaders are calling for clearer rules around 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), a potent kratom derivative legal in many local stores after 29 overdose deaths have been reported since 2020.
Attorney General Knudsen said new legislation may help law enforcement address the growing concern.
Intermountain Health is expanding its OBGYN program in Billings amid a national shortage by recruiting 10 physicians and 5 advanced practice providers to ensure steady care for women — a move aimed at boosting local access to comprehensive services.
At Tuesday night’s game, eighth grader Lewis Krivonen of Ben Steele Middle School scored a touchdown in a move planned by teammates who wanted to include him.
The local team celebrated his moment on the field and created a memory that will last— uplifting players and fans alike.
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All Hallows Medieval Fantasy Faire
All Hallows Medieval Fantasy Faire brings knights, pirates, witches, live performances, and autumn magic to North Park in Billings. Join us October 3–4 for a weekend of adventure, shopping, food, and fun for the whole family.
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