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
Producers from across eastern Montana hitch a ride in the bed of Gary Kreiman's pickup as they take off on a tour of his property to see some of the cropland he has worked to restore to grassland over the past six years.
Glendive Public Works employee Mark Nissley uses a tractor with a 4-in-1 clamshell bucket to lay some gravel at the base of the boat ramp along the Yellowstone River on Tuesday. The new gravel filled holes created by erosion.
By: Brendan Heidner
Modern day Prairie County has ultimately been shaped by people over more than a century who took a risk to settle down in rural eastern Montana, among them women born
By: Brendan Heidner
Circulation of a petition for recall of Prairie County Commission Chairman Todd Devlin was met with a legal complaint that the effort did not meet statutory requirements and was based more on personal perception rather than fact.
By: Brendan Heidner
Producers from across eastern Montana hitch a ride in the bed of Gary Kreiman's pickup as they take off on a tour of his property to see some of the cropland he has worked to restore to grassland over the past six years.
By: Brendan Heidner Ranger, Brendan Heidner
The West Glendive Fire Department's Brush 5 unit on the Big Buffalo Fire in McCone County on Aug. 6. WGFD firefighters have stayed busy in August, responding to eight fires and two motor vehicle accidents this month alone.
By: Brendan Heidner Ranger, Brendan Heidner
Geri Kirkpatrick (right) helps her granddaughter Isla find her new teacher and some friends on the playground at Jefferson Elementary School on Thursday. Geri often steps in to help her son and daughter-in-law cover all of the back-to-school rituals for their four children.
(L-R) Brody Seborg and Dayson Henderson head for the blacktop at Washington Middle School on Wednesday for their first day of sixth grade.
By: Brendan Heidner
Jake Burghduff will maintain his August 2023 conviction of deliberate homicide in the murder of Fallon resident Isaac Carrier after the Montana Supreme Court last week upheld a district court
By: Brendan Heidner Ranger, Brendan Heidner
Rebecca Flegel carries her two sons, (L-R) Bryce and Andrew, to meet Arthur at the Glendive Public Library on Thursday.
