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Fremont Mayor Joey Spellerberg outlined his goals for several areas of the city during Tuesday’s City Council meeting.

A leading beef industry research and analytics service is bullish on cattle in 2021, predicting a tightening supply and strong demand will contribute to a profitable year for ranchers.

BILLINGS - This week marks one year since the coronavirus pandemic hit Montana. With the lockdown, individual quarantines and new directives, the economy was hugely impacted. Before the pandemic, the Billings Chamber of Commerce says the economy was strong and in a position to allow businesses to grow. Though, when the lockdown began, small businesses were hit extremely hard. The chamber says during the pandemic they tried to help drive traffic to businesses, hosting webinars to help build e...

The numbers paint a daunting picture. In 2019, consumers worldwide bought 64 million new personal cars and 27 million new commercial motor vehicles, a paltry 2.1 million of which were

BERLIN — Two months before the opening of Exile Burrito restaurant in downtown Berlin, Gov. Chris Sununu declared a state of emergency because of COVID-19 and closed all indoor dining. Owner Adam Hammill told U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) he decided to go forward with opening the restaurant despite the pandemic because he had spent a year and a half planning it. Hammill said running the restaurant has been difficult and along the way he had to lay-off some employees. Hassan said most bu...

McDONOUGH — Kindergarten teacher Danequa Lyons isn’t a fan of needles, but her excitement to get inoculated against COVID-19 outweighed any fear she had. The vaccine will allow her to hug on her little ones at Walnut Creek Elementary School as well as protect her 10-month-old daughter at home. She said she felt just a little tingle after receiving the Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccine, noting that she’d been through worse “like child birth.” Josh Malcom, HCS Facilit...

I walked into the little rental shop to see whether I could get a power washer for the afternoon. The old man who owned the shop said he had one available, wrote up the ticket and helped load it into my pickup. When I returned it, I mentioned I would be back in a couple months. “I don’t know if I’ll still be in business,” he said. “Why is that?” I asked. He proceeded to tell me about the equipment rental business. “You see that ladder over there? See how many ...

Close A list of applications for assistance can be found on the Texas Neighborhood Services website at www.txns.org. Weatherford Democrat Special to the Weatherford Democrat Mar 10, 2021 Mar 10, 2021 A list of applications for assistance can be found on the Texas Neighborhood Services website at www.txns.org. Weatherford Democrat Texas Neighborhood Services has announced additional benefits for low-income families and households.  T...

Dennis Simpson, who is a candidate for Grand Junction City Council in District D, said he has studied the issues and will “hit the ground running” if he is elected.

Mar 11, 2021 The Blessings in the Basement program operated by the Woman’s Club of Fairmont helps provide basic necessities to families who are moving out of homelessness and into a new housing being on the street. Marcella Yaremchuk, president of the Woman’s Club of Fairmont, coordinates the program. TWV FILE PHOTO FAIRMONT — Springtime means budget prep time for local governments. Three outside agencies asked the Marion County Commission on Wedne...