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Area students welcome Alaska students in cultural exchange - Vimarsana News

Area students welcome Alaska students in cultural exchange

Four students from a town of 250 people in Alaska visited Hardin and Billings last week, in hopes to share culture. Two of those students had never left Alaska before

Go Beyond the Big Sky this Summer at Canyon Ferry - Vimarsana News

Go Beyond the Big Sky this Summer at Canyon Ferry

To wonder if there is life outside of our solar system is the stuff of fantasy. To spend a unique evening with friends exploring galaxies and enjoying your own star party

Source: krtv.com
House Speaker blocks transgender lawmaker from speaking, calls for apology - Vimarsana News

House Speaker blocks transgender lawmaker from speaking, calls for apology

Missoula Rep. Zooey Zephyr, one of Montana’s first transgender lawmakers, is blocked from speaking on the House floor after she condemned Republicans for advancing anti LGBTQ legislation.

Source: mtpr.org
Tongue River Pow Wow Receiving Attention From Other Native American Tribes - Vimarsana News

Tongue River Pow Wow Receiving Attention From Other Native American Tribes

Those who are missing, regardless of tribal affiliation, have not been forgotten, and their memories and spirit were remembered in Dayton. Thursday night (April 20th) was the 3rd annual Tongue River High School Pow Wow, to promote nation-wide awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons,

Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority (BSPRA) receives $25,000 grant from the Montana Healthcare Foundation to conduct rural and tribal engagement in southern Montana. - Vimarsana News

Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority (BSPRA) receives $25,000 grant from the Montana Healthcare Foundation to conduct rural and tribal engagement in southern Montana.

“We want to hear the voices of those who will benefit most from renewed passenger rail service in southern Montana,” says BSPRA Chairman Dave Strohmaier.

Source: matr.net