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Lewis Earl Heavner

Mr. Lewis Earl Heavner left his earthly home on January 13, 2024. He was born on April 22, 1923, to the late Guy Earl and Ella Mae Leonard Heavner. He

Passion was displayed Tuesday night by those in opposition of the proposed Holland Lake Lodge Expansion project, with more than 300 people packed into the Seeley Lake gymnasium.

ROB CHANEY A battle between youth and government over climate change could be won before one of two courts: law or public opinion. At the moment, it appears the documentary “Youth v Gov” will reach movie screens before Juliana v. United States gets a date before a jury. The film by Bozeman-based director Christi Cooper landed the centerpiece designation at next week’s Big Sky Documentary Film Festival. But last week, the court case it’s based on got rejected by t...

"deadliest catch" and he joins me live from los angeles. good morning to you, tom. >> good morning. >> for those who havent watched the show, tell us what the series is about. >> well, it basically tracks five crab fishing boats as they -- they travel and work the bering sea in search of crab, of cru krus taishians, its a high seas draw ma and high risk and reward. 200 miles at sea, risking ice, rogue waves, working 20 hours a day, and really in inhospitable weather and conditions and, you know,...

The drama of discover channels "deadliest catch" is back, season six premiered tuesday night with hot-tempered death threats and daring rescues on the high seas, but it also marked captain harris final king crab season voyage. >> so, what im doing is setting across the depths, going down the hill from shallow to deep, and whatever end is best, then you concentrate on that. its just generally crab are, you know, theyre -- they might be at 43 fathoms, and that line of crab will go for ten miles. t...

Before he passed, so thats a good thing. i mean, its a tough loss, because that strand of that -- of this series, that story, of a father with his two sons reuniting with his two young sons and kind of actually, you know, kind of working with them, it was really -- it was a good, strong story line, and phil was an amazing guy. you could see on his face, you know, he -- you know, he carried the weight of the world on his shoulders. and he wasnt really all that happy about it, you know, he was pre...

France are all shut down. a live report in minutes for you. a tale of wall street and main street. a giant financial firm charged with fraud. well tell you who made a lot of money while the little guy may have paid the price. dont touch the art especially when the art is live and naked. do you think? why some people may be getting a little too close for comfort. good morning, everyone. im alex witt. welcome to msnbc saturday. 10:00 a.m. on the nose here on the east coast, 7:00 a.m. out wes...