Brendan Heidner is a Reporter at various publications including the Livingston Enterprise and Billings Gazette Communications. He focuses on themes such as transportation and mobility, construction and real estate, and travel and tourism, often exploring topics like Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and public transportation. Brendan's work has been featured in a range of outlets including the Bismarck Tribune and the Bozeman Daily Chronicle.
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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 Ranger, Brendan Heidner
The West Glendive levee floodplain boundaries mapped using legal descriptions from 1956 make up Dawson County Special Improvement District No. 5. Properties inside the district at the time were assessed a tax to repay a $35,000 imposed by the Dawson County Commission to fund the local share of the West Glendive levee project completed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
By: Brendan Heidner
At least one eastern fox squirrel — maybe more — caused the closure of two trails in Makoshika State Park for a few days last week as Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks officials investigated reports of aggressive behavior from the rodents.
By: Brendan Heidner
The Prairie County Commission recently approved a 29% increase to its annual contract with Healthy is Wellness as the company is spending more time
By: Brendan Heidner Ranger, Brendan Heidner
As Askin Construction wrapped up paving parts of Douglas and Bell streets last week, city officials received messages from citizens concerned about some work done near the Bell Street Bridge, specifically related to a new curb, and a little more than a one-foot gap created between new sidewalk and the approach to the bridge due to leaving an old curb in place.
By: Brendan Heidner
The next time Griffin Foster steps foot in Glendive, he’ll be carrying cans of spray paint ready to bring Montana’s largest mural to life.
Visit Southeast Montana Content Manager Jessica Gruba (center left) and Oliva McManus (right), content manager for Montana Department of Commerce's Marketing Division, followed (L-R) Amy Deines and Chris Dantic around Glendive on Friday, July 24 during a familiarization tour around eastern Montana. The local tour included stops at five local businesses, Makoshika State Park, Glendive Dinosaur and Fossil Museum, Frontier Gateway Museum and the Pilot Community Tourism Grant project area near the Bell Street Bridge.
By: Brendan Heidner
One local citizen is currently circulating a petition to gather signatures in support of recalling Prairie County Commission Chairman Todd Devlin on the basis of three alleged violations of law
By: Brendan Heidner Ranger, Brendan Heidner
Employees of American Road Maintenance make their way step-by-step down Dawson Community Airport's Runway 12-30 to fill cracks on Thursday.
Terry Public Schools is heading into the 2026-27 school year with a near-full staff ready to welcome approximately 150 students.
By: Brendan Heidner
With a full year as superintendent of Terry Public Schools behind her, Megan Murrell is reflecting on all that she learned and looking ahead to what opportunities for growth await.
