Brent Leischner is a local journalist based in Miles City, Montana. He writes for various publications, including the Big Horn County News, MILES CITY COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA, and the Terry Tribune. With a focus on local news and community events, Brent's articles cover a range of topics, from agriculture and business to social issues and cultural events in the Miles City area.
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By: Brent Leischner
Hayley Tripp, Ashton Anderson, and Jordan Hagemeister have worked together as Certified Nurses Assistants at Holy Rosary and will now join the organization as fully-fledged nurses after earning their Associate degrees for nursing from Miles Community College.
By: Brent Leischner
At the Miles City Unified Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday May 7, members of the public and the board expressed misgivings about eighth graders being potentially included in junior varsity and varsity sports. The biggest objection was if an eighth grader was permitted on varsity, they would potentially take a place from a Junior or even a Senior.
By: Brent Leischner
Miles City's Special Olympics team is getting a lot of attention ahead of this year's games, as they have been the recipients of two awards for the quality of their program and the people that make it possible. Announced recently, the program has been recognized with both the Youth Program of the Year award for 2023 and one of their coaches was previously named Coach of the Year as well.
By: Brent Leischner
With the World Famous Bucking Horse Sale regularly drawing in some of the largest crowds Miles City sees all year, Main Street business owners have various ways of preparing for how the weekend will affect things for their business. With parades, live music and many more festivities regularly taking place on Main Street, these business owners are right on the front lines of one of the busiest times of the year.
By: Brent Leischner
Rosebud County officials confirmed that a plane crash occurred in the northern portion of the county on Tuesday, May 14. The situation is currently under investigation.
By: Brent Leischner
Fifth grade Garfield teacher Val Jones got creative when she had her class work on a historical project called “Historical Wax Museum.” As the name suggests, the project culminated in a full presentation to friends and family on Tuesday, May 7 with the students themselves playing the parts of famous historical figures.
By: Brent Leischner
Loretta (Skallicky) Lala is celebrating a unique milestone that not many people can easily reach as she turns 102 years old this year. She celebrated the occassion on Monday at Holy Rosary residential living facility surrounded by friends, family and staff.
By: Brent Leischner
The Custer County Commissioners took another step in taking temporary ownership of the former BNSF depot building located near downtown in a bid to speed up clean up of the location, following a vote made this week. They signed transfer of ownership agreement which will also need to be signed by BNSF.
By: Brent Leischner
The identities of two people killed in a plane crash in Rosebud County last week were officially released on Monday, confirming that the victims were two Miles City residents. Dave Hartman, 59, and Haiden Oakland, 19, passed away on Tuesday, May 14 as a result of the crash, confirmed Rosebud County Coroner Keith Raymond.
By: Brent Leischner
Those looking to add some style to their ride don't have to look far thanks to one local business that has been kitting out and customizing vehicles for the past four years in Miles City. Turtle Speed Shop Hot Rods and Customs was founded by Greg Schaaf to both rebuild old hot rods and do new custom work on vehicles.
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