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The Green & The Red...

The Green & The Red
Posted by admin in local business, State Government, Uncategorized on March 1, 2012 | No Comments
Share With increasing frequency, government agencies are lobbying and politicking for causes that should be confined to public debate.  The use of taxpayer dollars for what is probably illegal activities is overwhelmingly in support of a smorgasbord of left wing, eco-extremism and politically correct...
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Agreement Concerns...

Agreement Concerns
Posted by admin in Big Timber City Council, Dornix Park, local business, Uncategorized on November 16, 2011 | 2 Comments
ShareOur Concerns Monday, November 21st at 7PM the City Council will hold a public meeting to consider and vote on the “licensing agreement” with the Friends of Dornix Park.  Many of us were asked to make a special effort to be at the previous meeting.  We now know there wasn’t much need...
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Poor Pasture, Good Fences...

Poor Pasture, Good Fences
Posted by admin in Agenda 21, local business, Uncategorized on August 14, 2011 | 1 Comment
ShareSome are aware, some are not and some don’t care to be, but freedom lovers just dodged a bullet thanks to the agricultural community who stood up and said “No Way-This is Stupid”!  Even Max Baucus, lead proponent of Obamacare and the redistributionist agenda, drew the line on...
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New Road Kill...

New Road Kill
Posted by admin in local business, Uncategorized on July 5, 2011 | 10 Comments
Share A new business is opening in McLeod.  The historic Road Kill Cafe and McLeod Bar is about to re-open in mid-July.  The new owner, Holly, spent a good part of her youth in the Boulder River Valley.  She is from South Jersey where she owns and operates trucking company.  She says: “my life-long...
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Hall of Fame in BT?...

Hall of Fame in BT?
Posted by admin in Big Timber City Council, local business, Uncategorized on July 2, 2011 | 1 Comment
ShareWe think Big Timber and Sweetgrass County are ready for the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center.  Most citizens probably agree, regardless of political perspective.  Let’s let our City Council and County Commission know how much we would like another economic pillar in...
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