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CHICAGO, IL - Draper and Kramer, Incorporated, a national full-service real estate firm, is pleased to announce two employees recently received individual accolades for their work in the industry. Colleen Needham, assistant vice president and regional manager, was recognized with a Multi-Housing News Excellence Award as Property Manager of the Year, and Tasha Rush, property manager at the company’s Aspire Residences in Chicago, was honored with a Real Estate Management Excellence (REME)...

CHICAGO, IL - Draper and Kramer, Incorporated, a national full-service real estate firm, is pleased to announce that Tasha Rush, property manager at the company’s Aspire Residences, has been named a finalist for the Institute of Real Estate Management’s Accredited Residential Manager (ARM) of the Year award. The winner of the national honor, which recognizes Accredited Residential Managers who have made valuable contributions to the residential real estate management profession,...

Man pleads no contest to killing woman in Great Falls motel April 8, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — A man who pleaded no contest to deliberate homicide for killing a woman at a Great Falls motel in 2017 faces at least 20 years in prison, the Great Falls Tribune reported Thursday. The trial for Stanley Isaac Lebeau, 54, began this week after a yearlong delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Defendants who plead no contest accept convictions but do not admit guilt. After two d...

After two days of proceedings followed by two hours of negotiation, Stanley Isaac Lebeau has pleaded no contest to the 2017 murder of Tasha Rush, also known as Tasha Roberts. Lebeau, 54, accepted the agreement based on a sentencing recommendation of 60 years in the Montana State Prison and no parole eligibility for 20 of those years. A sentencing date has not been set. The trial was put on hold Wednesday morning as attorneys came to an initial agreement of 60 years in prison with 40 suspended a...

The Tribune previously identified the victim as Tasha Roberts, but Cascade County Attorney Josh Racki said she used both last names. Racki will refer to her as "Rush" throughout the trial, so that is the name the Tribune will use in order to quote the testimony exactly. Jury selection finished up quickly Monday, and attorneys presented their opening statements Monday afternoon. Racki showed a photo of Rush, who was 28 when she was killed on May 14, 2017. He also showed the jury a photo of her ...

Editor’s Note: The Tribune previously identified the victim in this case as Tasha Roberts, but Cascade County Attorney Josh Racki said she used the last names “Roberts” and “Rush.” Racki refers to her as "Rush" throughout the trial, so that is the name the Tribune is using in order to quote the testimony exactly. The jury began hearing witness testimony Tuesday in the homicide trial of Stanley Isaac Lebeau, who is accused of killing Tasha Rush in 2017 and leaving her body in a bathtub...