Deb Hill is a reporter at various publications including the Leader-Telegram and the Billings Gazette Communications. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on general assignment news, world affairs, and agriculture, while also delving into issues related to animal care and climate change. Deb's work has been featured in numerous outlets, showcasing her commitment to informative journalism across multiple themes.
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Deb Hill's coverage is closely tied to local news and community events, indicating a strong focus on issues relevant to the city of Lewistown, Montana. Her work includes articles about retirement trends, weather patterns, local businesses, and public administration.
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By: Deb Hill
Concrete is poured for the new multi-purpose building at the Lewistown Aquatic Center and skating rink. The facility, with locker rooms, showers, meeting space and a much larger concessions area was completed with the help of many volunteers.
The Fergus County Primary Election results are approved, with the official election canvass on Friday morning when Fergus County Clerk and Recorder/Election Administrator Janel Tucek reported the results to the
Nothing says Semiquincentennial better than a downtown street dance, at least not in Lewistown. Organizers for the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence
By: Miriam Baker, Deb Hill
Hobson student Elizabeth Burch stands in the school library. Reading is one way Elizabeth learns about language, and it must be working as she is a two-time winner of the Judith Basin County spelling bee.
Downtown parking might be a bit easier with the City’s proposal to purchase a property at the corner of Janeaux and Fourth Streets for use as a parking lot.
Month to Date: 1.50 inches
The following release was posted to social media from the Fergus County Sheriff's Department:
Did the City’s Board of Adjustments make a mistake in approving waivers for the Spring Water Apartment project?
By: Deb Hill
The signing of the Declaration of Independence was a sober moment. By this one action, the first delegates to add their names officially became traitors, led by John Hancock, president
Like father, like son…or in the case of Jesse and Jeremiah Perkins, two successful trap shooters, like grandad, like father, like son.
