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Demolition scheduled for bridge near Reed Point in danger of collapse Demolition scheduled for bridge near Reed Point By: Mitch Lagge and last updated 2021-01-28 13:16:52-05 REED POINT — The bridge over the Yellowstone River on Twin Bridges Road near Reed Point is under threat of collapse due to heavy scouring of the riverbed on a bridge pier in the river channel, said Stephanie Brandenberger, bridge engineer for Montana Department of Transportation, Wednesday. "Over the ye...

BILLINGS - Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) closed a 200-yard stretch of the Yellowstone River east of Reed Point Monday because an old highway bridge is in imminent danger of collapsing into the water. The Montana Department of Transportation informed FWP this week that the Twin Bridges Road bridge over the Yellowstone River is subject to imminent failure. The closure for 100 yards upstream and downstream of the bridge will remain in effect until FWP determines that the river is safe for b...

A large wind and solar farm east of Broadview is under new ownership and slated for operation in two years. Houston-based Broad Reach Power announced its purchase of the Buffalo Trail Wind and Solar farm near Broadview, 30 miles northwest of Billings, on Thursday. At 250 megawatts, the wind farm would be the largest of its kind in Montana, as would the 250-megawatt capacity solar farm. Broad Reach did not disclose the project’s value, but similar sized wind farms in the region have cost $4...

by Michael H. Hunt The Missionary Mind and American East Asia Policy, 1911-–1915 by James Reed The Gospel of Gentility: American Women Missionaries in Turn-of-the-Century China by Jane Hunter This article was first published in the September 27, 1984 issue of This is the bicentennial year for contacts between the United States and China, since it was in 1784 that the merchant ship Empress of China sailed to Canton from New York. It was an auspicious beginning, at least for the American ba...

15 Fall Yearling Hereford Bulls – $4,150 9 Registered Hereford Open Heifer Calves – $1,933   Mark and Cathy Largent along with family held their 39th Annual Desert Mart “Prime Event” Sale on Nov. 19, 2020 offering a great selection of Coming Two-Year-Old Bulls, Fall Yearling Bulls and fancy weaned heifer calves. The Largent family focuses on raising “real cattle that will work in the real world” the cattle are raised on the wind-blown plains outside of Kaycee, Wyoming, and are deve...

than you might realize? plus, as a border battle unfolds over the latest influx of undocumented immigrants, homeland security secretary jay johnson says theres a humanitarian aspect that the country has to come to terms with. were going to get reaction from one of his predecessors at dhs, former pennsylvania governor, tom ridge. good morning from washington, its thursday, july 3rd, 2014. this is "the daily rundown." right before the independence day weekend begins, well also have mor...

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we have luke russert on capitol hill watching the senate vote. looks pretty predictable. the only interesting things at this point for a lot of us political junkies are watching certain senators and how they might vote in primaries, a dick luger, dean heller the new senator from nevada. other than that, we know how this votes going to go. >> reporter: this thing is signed, sealed and delivered. we expected according to the interview you had earlier this morning with john cornen about 7...

the only interesting things at this point for a lot of us political junkies are watching certain senators and how they might vote in primaries, a dick luger, dean heller the new senator from nevada. other than that, we know how this votes going to go. >> reporter: this thing is signed, sealed and delivered. we expected according to the interview you had earlier this morning with john cornen about 70 to 75 senators are going to come on. its interesting a lot of us thought the senate wou...