Donna Miller is an Official Court Reporter and writer for the Chicago Crusader Newspaper. With a focus on local news and community events, Donna's articles cover a range of topics including holiday events, transportation updates, sports highlights, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Donna Miller's coverage is strongly focused on local news, community events, and achievements. She covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships, entertainment news, human resources & employment, and culture & society.
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April 17, 2024 Four current college students pursuing degrees in higher education have been awarded a Secondary Scholarship in the amount of $1,000.
Dorothy Trepina, 94, departed peacefully on April 4, 2024, in Great Falls surrounded by the love of her family. Dorothy was born on January 27, 1930, in Minnesota. Dorothy was the vibrant second child of Walter and Laura (Geyer) Petrock. Following Walter's passing, the family relocated to Big Sandy, where Dorothy flourished, graduating with the class of 1947.
April 17, 2024 The Book Challenge for April is to read a book about outer space, astronauts or aliens.
By: Donna Miller
Island Mountain Development Group (IMDG) announce the appointment of six new members to the board of directors. The new board of directors includes William "Billy" Bell (President), Gerald Martin (Vice President), Kathleen Adams (Secretary), Fawn Williamson (Board Member), Alan "Al" Bigby (Board Member), and Frank Doney (Board Member).
When the Chinook FFA Chapter returned from the 94th Annual State FFA Convention, they brought home awards. Touted as "the biggest FFA competition in the state," the event was held in Billings at the Metra Park. Two members received honors for achieving their State Degrees. Winning this prestigious degree were Wylee Simenson and Aislinn Handy. The group's next big event is Donkey Basketball later this month.
We have had a wonderful week of fun here with many activities and visitors. We have all been enjoying whatever Mother Nature brings our way. Wind, Rain, Snow……warmth. That is only one of two things that none of us can change. Spring in Montana can't be beat!
All are welcome as the Chinook Senior Center hosts Thomas Thackeray in an author presentation on Tuesday April 23, 2024 at 1PM at the Senior Center.
By: Donna Miller, Steve Edwards, Sam French
Several Journal readers asked the newspaper to share information about candidates for Blaine County school trustee positions to be filled at the election on May 7, 2024. By email all eighteen candidates for trustee were contacted, whether running opposed or unopposed. Each candidate was asked for their responses to four questions. Candidates are listed alphabetically with the responses they submitted.
It's that time of year when Montana Actors' Theatre (MAT) in Havre, Montana, reaches out to college students and recent college graduates about paid internship opportunities through their Young Professionals Program.
The Blaine County Rural Fire Department received a donation of a new/used fire truck to be used for wildland fires in Blaine County. The truck comes equipped with safety features and firefighting equipment to effectively respond to wildland fires. The Engine is a Type 6 Engine with a 280 gallon tank.
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