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Jeff Herbert, a retired 34-year veteran of FWP and former wildlife research chief, said some state wildlife departments do better research than others and he doesn’t think FWP should change its research process.

Superstition Meadery owner Jeff Herbert talks making hard ciders, mitigating inflation and taking a hit from the “bubble tax”.

Senate Bill 388 would reduce the amount of time a minority of nonresident bird hunters could spend in the state.

Against the will of many Montana hunters, the 2021 Legislature passed House Bill 637, a hodgepodge of items proposed by the FWP Directors Office, that included spending about $1 million on a pheasant stocking program.

When it comes to paying for seminary in the Catholic Diocese of Little Rock, former vocations director Scott Friend always insisted that the Lord would provide.

Elections have consequences. The governor, through his appointments, and the Legislature, through their actions, can make changes that affect policy and established programs. When those changes have significant impacts on

Jeff Herbert is the co-founder of Superstition Meadery in Prescott. He, along with his wife Jennifer, built the company from nothing into one of the highest-rated beverage producers in the country.Herbert is a rare combination. He got his degree at Arizona State University in anthropology and then spent most of his career as a firefighter for the Phoenix Fire Department. Then,

Jeff Herbert was walking through Walnut Hills Cemetery Sunday where he and a team of volunteers were working to make sure every veteran laid to rest in Hamilton County was recognized the Memorial Day weekend.

Nelson Fire and Rescue Services puts out two fires on Granite Road SHARE ON: Nelson Fire and Rescue Services responded to two grass fires on Granite Road. (Supplied by Nelson Fire and Rescue Services) Nelson Fire and Rescue Services got more than they bargained for when responding to a grass fire on Granite Road. At around 11:51 today, all on-duty members including the Assistant Chief, the Fire Chief, and four members from home, responded to what they said was a roughly 17,000 square foot area...