School District Two's $122.3 million bond was a hot topic at the school board meeting Monday night. Board members discussed architectural services for the schools and other important issues.
School officials want to hit the ground running on the deferred maintenance for the elementary schools and construction of two new middle schools. Board members talked about A&E Architects and Integrus and their work in phase one in constructing the new middle schools. They want to keep the work local, so the money will stay in our local economy.
"We've already talked quite a bit about how excited we are that this community has given their trust in us in allowing us basically to repaint the school district through significant renovations," said Lew Anderson, SD2 facilities executive director.
The board encourages participation from the public. They will have planning and development meetings each month and invite community members to attend.
Tuesday, April 22 2014 8:38 PM EDT2014-04-23 00:38:44 GMT
As warm weather becomes more prevalent, more people are out and about doing outside activities. However, this warm weather, paired with spring showers causes concern for Musselshell County DES Coordinator Jeff Gates.
As warm weather becomes more prevalent, more people are out and about doing outside activities. However, this warm weather, paired with spring showers causes concern for Musselshell County DES Coordinator Jeff Gates.
Tuesday, April 22 2014 8:28 PM EDT2014-04-23 00:28:47 GMT
80 percent of Montanans over the age of 18 are registered organ donors, according to Penny Clifton with donate life council. Clifton says that is the highest number in the nation.
80 percent of Montanans over the age of 18 are registered organ donors, according to Penny Clifton with donate life council. Clifton says that is the highest number in the nation.
Tuesday, April 22 2014 7:30 PM EDT2014-04-22 23:30:33 GMT
The Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch is looking to start its own water and sewer district. Yellowstone County Commissioner Bill Kennedy says the current system is old and needs an upgrade. The new district would be just for the ranch right now.
The Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch is looking to start its own water and sewer district. Yellowstone County Commissioner Bill Kennedy says the current system is old and needs an upgrade. The new district would be just for the ranch right now.
Tuesday, April 22 2014 7:21 PM EDT2014-04-22 23:21:47 GMT
The man suspected of stealing prescription pills from a Walgreens changes his plea in federal court. Travis Bell, 22, pled guilty to burglary involving controlled substances and possession with intent to distribute.
The man suspected of stealing prescription pills from a Walgreens changes his plea in federal court. Travis Bell, 22, pled guilty to burglary involving controlled substances and possession with intent to distribute.
