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Letters commemorate the 19th Amendment

The letters of three Montana women politicians offer historic insight as the nation celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment in August, which gave women the right to vote.

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Dusting off the past

One Hundred years ago

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Chamber to host first Brewfest at the park

The Sweet Grass County Chamber of Commerce’s is hosting its first Brewfest. This event will be held on August 21 at the Big Timber Lion’s Club Park in conjunction with the Big Timber Farmers Market.

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Author Toby Thompson to talk at Two Rivers Gallery on Saturday

On Saturday, at Two Rivers Gallery will host a book signing by Livingston author Toby Thompson from his book "Fired On,” a collection of essays on western art.

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Beware of virus scams

Silly me for thinking that the COVID 19 was going to get by without any scams cause there are a lot of them that have reared their ugly head.

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Sweet Grass Tech groundbreaking

Pioneer photo by Jeffrey Durham

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Sweet Grass Tech building a new shop and classroom facility on First Avenue

It was a staged event in an open field on Monday, but it is starting a chain of events that will boost the technical education of Sweet Grass County students.

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Douglas Fir trees damaged by tussock moth

Douglas fir trees throughout western Montana are being damaged by an outbreak of tussock moth. Damage is particularly notable throughout Missoula, Kalispell and along Flathead Lake.