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Live large but think small. How? Rent a tiny home for your next vacation. Whether you plan to go bouldering in the desert or hiking in the forest, your getaway will be less expensive if you downsize your accommodations. Tiny houses, a popular architectural movement, are now booming as a vacation alternative. To help you sample the trend, we’ve scouted eight tiny homes you can rent for $200 or less per night in Southern California. All are available from Airbnb. Advertisement Besides being bud...

Billings School District expects to see $12.8 million in new federal coronavirus relief money this year Trustees approve mask policy and last updated 2021-01-26 13:23:24-05 BILLINGS — If the state government doesnt spend it on the state education budget, Billings School District 2 could see $12.8 million in additional federal coronavirus aid money this year, said Craig Van Nice, chief financial officer for the school district Monday. “The big question mark is, is that $12.8 million tr...

Giana and Dan Van Nice are pretty comfortable in front of a camera, with more than 60 YouTube videos to their credit, but their latest on-screen venture broke new ground. The Van Nices’ Blue Dog Farms was featured in the Pennsylvania Farm Show’s first-ever virtual farm tour, which aired Jan. 9 on the Farm Show’s Facebook page and the Pennsylvania Cable Network. A video crew visited the farm in November to document the Van Nices’ daily routine. “We had kind of a nice lit...

October 22, 1926 — December 29, 2020 Thomas William “Tom” Taylor was born Oct. 22, 1926, in Myrtle Creek, Oregon, to Isham William Taylor and Miriam Blanche Pearce Taylor, and passed away Dec. 29, 2020, at Sun Ridge Care Facility in Pendleton, Oregon. Tom, his two sisters and brother were raised in North Powder, Oregon, and spent their summers living in lookout towers in and around Anthony Butte. Hunting, fishing, and life outdoors was instilled in him at an early age. It was his...

Enrollment increase prompts Billings School Board trustees to ask state for more high school money Community 7 TV and last updated 2020-12-22 00:33:20-05 BILLINGS — Based on an enrollment increase of 117 students in the Billings high schools in the 2020-21 school year, Billings School District 2 trustees requested an additional $238,000 for the high school budget from the state Office of Public Instruction at their Monday night meeting. The Billings School Districts budget is generally bro...