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Small business owners — particularly immigrant owned — say they've been pressured by police to hire off-duty officers to provide security.

Plus folk arts flourish, yurts for the homeless, and a football conspiracy in today's Flyover news roundup.

On Oct. 29 at 2 p.m., the Emerald Lake Chamber Players will present the Piano Quintet in A major, aka “Die Forelle”, by Franz Schubert. Colloquially known as the “Trout Quintet”, the piece is centered by a familiar melody made popular through its use in the 1969 film “The Trout”. Curiously, Samsung chose this theme […]

The Chilson Senior Center will host a speed dating event for those age 55-plus, and CSU will host a drone airshow, among events in the coming week.

Now on exhibit “Places real and imagined” featuring Artist Members Jenifer Cline and John Long. John Long I come from a family of artists. Maybe that’s why I believe that everyone is creative, each in our own way. When I worked as a furniture mover, I saw creative problem-solving every day. When I worked as a laborer on […]

After Shawn Melton came forward with leads about the 1987 death of Jeremy Stoner, police were convinced he was the killer, even after two hung juries. Now, another suspect has been arrested.

From the Goodguys car show to concerts including Michael Martin Murphy and Martina McBride, a Honey Festival, benefits, puppy mill awareness and a Scottish celebration, the schedule for the Loveland area is full for the coming week.

URE has been collecting donations of life-saving medical equipment from various hospitals, clinics, private individuals, and medical supply companies around Montana.

From the first weeks of the Ukraine crisis in March 2022, URE has been shipping life-saving medical equipment to Ukraine.

Mariah Danielle Moore passed away unexpectedly on Aug. 15, 2023 in Hillsboro, Oregon. Mariah was born on Jan. 18, 1994, in Punta Gorda, Florida, to parents G