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The Richland County commissioners, in a unanimous vote of 3-0, absolved itself of having to distribute marijuana excise taxes to the town of Fairview and the city of Sidney until the two municipalities come to an agreement as to how that revenue will be shared.
Since passage of initiative I-190 in 2020, Montana has become the 38th state to legalize marijuana for either medical and/or recreational use
NEWPORT – Spokane County Sheriff John Nowels’ daughter Sarah spoke about her addiction to fentanyl to an assembly of students at Newport High School Thursday warning them of addiction
Despite the chill in the air, the community came out in support of Double Dogs, a Cannabis supplier with ve Montana stores and a sixth one coming to Plentywood
In the United States, flu season usually occurs in the fall and winter. While influenza viruses spread year-round, most of the time flu activity peaks between December and February, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The overall health impact (e.g., infections, hospitalizations, and deaths) of flu varies from season to season.
NEWPORT – Chief of Medical Staff Dr. Jeremy Lewis applauded the success of a new service in the Newport clinic – Express Care - during a Newport Hospital & Health Services Board of Commissioners meeting Thursday
The ambulance bay was cavernous, and within it contained people who came to view, tour and celebrate the grand opening of Sidney Health Center’s renovated Emergency Department on Thursday
Gov. Greg Gianforte toured the future of elder care when he walked through Martha’s Place in Sidney during his 56 county tour of Montana.
It is often described as entering a cocoon, a mother’s womb, or receiving a loving hug, but the Harmonic Egg, an invention of Gail Lynn, is purported to help the body heal
NEWPORT – Stephani Smith is in the farm to food pantry business providing fresh food to low-income families who utilize food banks in Pend Oreille, Stevens and Ferry counties.
Mental health crises are ubiquitous in the United States. It is found in our workplaces, our homes and even our schools. Montana is no exception
As summer continues to bring heat, livestock producers across the country including Montana have to watch that their animals are safe from heat stress
The Sidney Herald interviewed Dr. Dave Branson, Research Entomologist of the United States Department of Agriculture’s Northern Plains Agricultural Research Laboratory about grasshoppers. The interview was edited for length
Special guest John Babcock, project manager for the abandoned mine land program at Montana’s Department of Environmental Quality, spoke about his role of reclaiming old mines during a meeting of The Northeast Montana Land and Mineral Owners Association in Culbertson Tuesday
In a darkened room on a large screen, a furrowed, sunbaked aged woman peers directly at the audience of women gathered around a speaker to hear the woman’s story