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Milan Karl Bruner, 76, long-time Montesano resident and former owner of Precision Pipe Fabricators in Junction City, died Friday, May 17, 2024.

Boat tour operators flew in from across the state to testify on several bills introduced by the Department of Land and Natural Resources, that commercial operators say would devastate their business.

Three coal miners are seriously injured after an underground collapse at the Signal Peak Energy mine near Roundup.

Three coal miners are seriously injured after an underground collapse at the Signal Peak Energy mine near Roundup.

Three coal miners are seriously injured after an underground collapse at the Signal Peak Energy mine near Roundup.

Stephen Anthony Alblinger, 73, of New Braunfels, passed away on Wednesday, October 12, 2022 in New Braunfels. He was born November 23, 1948, in New Braunfels to Stephen and Mary

In recorded weather history, North Dakota's drought is on par only with devastating dry stretches in the 1980s and the Dust Bowl. The results have been devastating for the state's ranchers, many of whom have been forced to sell off parts or all of their cattle herds.

In recorded weather history, North Dakota's drought is on par only with devastating dry stretches in the 1980s and the Dust Bowl. The results have been devastating for the state's ranchers, many of whom have been forced to sell off parts or all of their cattle herds.

Rollin’ into good times, family fun By Carol Marsh - DarkeCountyMedia.com Ryan Bruner (pictured) checks out the dash of this pennant blue 1954 Corvette, owned by his grandfather, Greenville resident Jim Kelly, at the Rolling 50s Classic Car Show on Saturday at Krogers, located on Wagner Ave. Carol Marsh | Darke County Media Over 140 “classic rides,” like this 1931 Ford Woody, owned by Lee Coffey of Sidney, were on display for event-goers at Saturday’s 39th Annual Rolling 50s Classics,...