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Ty's Take Ted Turner didn't invent the mythology around himself—this country did, and he was smart enough to lean into it. The man bought land here, raised buffalo, and lived the way he wanted to live, which in southwest Montana means you become either a
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Ty's Take The school levy went down and Jim Hanson lost his seat Tuesday night, which means Sweet Grass County just told its board of trustees something plain: we're not spending more money the way things stand now. You can read that as anger about the
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Ty's Take When Supaman rolled through town this week sharing music and culture, and the Lions Club marked a hundred years of showing up for neighbors, it reminded you what these gatherings are really about—they're the connective tissue that keeps a place like Big Timber
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Ty's Take The snowpack numbers out of the Upper Yellowstone are sitting at 75 percent of median—record lows in some places—which means water managers and ranchers are already doing the math on what a dry summer looks like for cattle operations and irrigation that's
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Ty's Take The timing on this automotive program couldn't be better—we've got kids who'd rather learn with a wrench in their hand than sit through another algebra class, and we've got a real shortage of folks who know what
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Ty's Take The snowpack numbers sitting at 75 percent of median tells you everything you need to know about what's coming downstream this summer—and it's not much. We've seen dry years before, but record lows at multiple reporting sites up the