Casey S. Elliott is a journalist based in Dillon, Montana. They write for the Dillon Tribune and their work has also appeared in the Livingston Enterprise. Casey covers a range of local news topics, including crime, politics, education, and community events.
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The Beaverhead County Landfill's new weight scale is up and running and tracking how much solid waste is being dumped.
A 28-year-old Dillon man faces a total of 12 felony charges following what area law enforcement called a “standoff” downtown.
A Dillon woman was sentenced in November in Fifth Judicial District Court to the Montana Department of Corrections supervision through May 16, 2027 for methamphetamine possession.
City officials are expected to determine if the Frontier Events Center can house a casino later this month.
A 61-year-old Stevensville man in Fifth Judicial District Court last week denied he inappropriately touched a young relative.
The plan to improve a stretch of Highway 324 is ongoing, though a time frame for the work is still estimated to be several years out.
A preliminary engineering study to update water mains east of Atlantic Street and south of Center Street down to the University of Montana Western is expected to begin in January.
LIMA — Fears of Lima School's closure due to shrinking enrollments spurred community members to create a nonprofit working to promote the town, and bring in new business and new residents.
A Dillon man admitted last week in Fifth Judicial District Court he threatened a partner causing them to fear injury, and received a suspended sentence for the acts.
By: Casey S. Elliott
This year's Dillonaire is a familiar face to all in town and many out in the county, though she's only been a Montanan for four years.
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