Ben Snipes News Today

The astronomical event has the potential to draw around 1 million people to Central Texas.

Mayor:

Winter storm response has been a Council priority

It sounds like a storyline ripped from a dime novel or a B-movie screenplay: Masked cowboys ride into town, rob the local bank at gunpoint and escape in a hail

This week we take a trip to Sunnyside to explore some hip drinks, hard-to-pass up food and cultural sights. You might be surprised by what we found.

/PRNewswire/ -- The trial firm of Kovacich Snipes Johnson is pleased to announce that Mark Kovacich and Ben Snipes have been recognized as Trial Lawyers of the...

/PRNewswire/ -- Following a five-day trial and five hours of deliberation, a Flathead County jury has found that a local law firm acted maliciously and...

/PRNewswire/ -- One of the most successful law firms in Montana has re-established its independent legal practice after a two-year affiliation with another...

This week our Pioneer history comes from a portion of a story titled, “How one early pioneer traveled 1,500 miles to seal bride from her father,” which appeared in The

May 14, 1869: The Union Flag reported, “In this place on the 11th inst., Mrs. Dennis, aged 35 yrs. Daughter of Dr. J.C. Cossen, deceased.” As used here, “inst”, was a term used to mean “In the same month”, so this meant that Mrs. Dennis had passed away on May 11, 1869. The Union Flag was a newspaper published in Jonesborough, which was spelled that way at the time. May 14, 1903: The Chattanooga News, with a Johnson City dateline, reported on a near-riot in Johnson ...