Big Timber Daily Digest Thursday, July 30, 2026

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Ty's Take

A $10,000 gift to the Carnegie Library doesn't sound like much until you've watched a county seat library operate on a shoestring, and then you understand it's the difference between keeping the doors open and hoping someone upstairs remembers you exist. Same goes for a raptor presentation that drew a crowd on a weeknight, or the work Hospitality House does keeping people fed and sheltered when things go sideways. These aren't headline-grabbing moments, but they're the reason a town of 1,650 people in the shadow of the Crazies still feels like a place worth living in. The bears are getting bolder (or maybe we're just in their country more), and scammers are always working the phones looking for an easy mark. But for now, anyway, Big Timber's still taking care of its own.


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Cops and Courts

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Carnegie Library receives $10,000 gift

Big Timber's Carnegie Public Library received a $10,000 gift from the Carnegie Foundation to mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The library used the funds to install a private, soundproof booth at 314 McLeod St. that residents can reserve for online meetings, job...

Big crowd enjoys raptor presentation in Big Timber

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Hospitality House Happenings

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Crazy Hazy

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Groups petition Montana FWP to require hunters to carry bear spray

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State auditor warns of senior-targeted scams

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