Brendan Heidner is a local reporter based in Glendive, Montana. He covers a range of topics including local government, workforce changes, community events, and business developments. Brendan's work has been featured in various publications in Montana and North Dakota.
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Brendan's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in the Glendive area of Montana. The articles often include announcements and press releases from local businesses, government bodies, and community organizations.
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By: Brendan Heidner
This incredibly brief statement from Romans 13 of the Bible has major implications as it relates to how a person — especially a believer of Jesus Christ — should conduct themselves as subjects under governing authorities. It saddens me to see citizens at every level — local, state and federal — showing their utter disregard for others.
A deer and two fawns stroll through a neighborhood in West Glendive, a common sight for residents living in the area. The urban deer are becoming more docile as they have become accustom to people and vehicles. Their complacency may soon change, however, as the general hunting is right around the corner, started Oct. 26 in Montana. Brendan Heidner photo
Environmental Restoration, overseen by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, started cleanup efforts early Wednesday afternoon. At that time, ER had one excavator starting on the pile with two sprayers wetting the material down to mitigate dust.
By: Brendan Heidner
Taking on a personal challenge, a double-amputee veteran from Pennsylvania traveled to Montana earlier this year to hunt mountain lion in the Beartooth Mountains through a nationally renowned program focused on helping combat-injured veterans experience the great outdoors to the fullest.
West Glendive Fire Department firefighter Caleb Kadrmas crawls on the ground calling out to students at Jefferson Elementary School through his gear to demonstrate what they may hear if they were trapped in a burning building.
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte stopped in Glendive Thursday morning to honor Jerry Glaser for his years of service in the U.S. Armed Forces and community of Glendive.
By: Brendan Heidner
As rising costs for equipment, material and labor continue to make funding road maintenance activities in Prairie County more challenging, the Prairie County Commission have put a mill levy request
By: Brendan Heidner
Thanksgiving is not simply about giving thanks for what one has, but also making sure other people have what they need to enjoy the holiday.
By: Brendan Heidner
The Town of Terry is assisting in a search to find someone to take over caring for a small area around a sign welcoming visitors to the community throughout the
By: Brendan Heidner
For more than a decade now, citizens, firefighting officials and visitors alike resolved there was only one thing that could raze the dilapidated Jordan Inn in downtown Glendive if its
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