Will Briggs is a local journalist based in Lewistown, Montana. He writes for the Lewistown News-Argus and Judith Basin Press, covering a variety of topics including community events, local news, education, and arts and culture. Will's work has also been featured in the Livingston Enterprise.
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Will Briggs primarily covers local news and events in Lewistown, Montana. His focus is on community-based themes like "House & Home" and "Entertainment News," with a special emphasis on specific local events, school activities, and community achievements.
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By: Will Briggs
TORCH board members Laurie Sweeney and Peggy Twedt celebrate the organization’s seven-year contract with the Montana Department of Health and Human Services, which will allow the substance use disorder recovery group to significantly expand its services in Lewistown. Will Briggs Editor
Central Montanans who live in House District 78 will also have their choice in state senator on the ballot in November, with Republican Wylie Galt of Martinsdale and Democrat Bruce Shultz of Raynesford squaring off for a four-year term in Senate District 39. The newly-constituted district combines western portions of Fergus County, along with Judith Basin and Wheatland Counties, with Meagher County and parts of Cascade and Sweet Grass Counties.
Voters Judith Basin and Wheatland Counties, along with areas western Fergus County including Denton and Moore will see two names on their ballot in the race for House District 78 in the Montana House of Representatives on Nov. 5: Randyn Gregg (R) of White Sulphur Springs and Glenn Lambert (D) of Raynesford. Whoever wins the election will take the place of Rep. James Bergstrom of Buffalo, who Gregg defeated in the Republican primary in June.
With the November 5 elections rapidly approaching, Central Montana voters have a lot to think about before dropping their ballot in the mail or entering the voting booth. While the national and statewide elections tend to attract all the attention, local races and levy questions are just as, if not more important.
By: Will Briggs
As it continues renovations on the building that will house its first Lewistown facility, German manufacturer VACOM is ready to start its first round of hiring for its Montana operation.
Roy’s Alizae Howard is an avid reader who plans to pursue a career as an electrical technician. Photo courtesy of Alizae Howard
By: Will Briggs
In under a week's time, dozens of volunteers will be needed to prepare and serve a Thanksgiving meal in Lewistown to over 600 Central Montanans.
By: Will Briggs
Leadership Central Montana’s 2024-2025 class gathers for a photo following a session on conflict resolution in October. Photo courtesy of Carly Wheatley
By: Will Briggs
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality appears set to make a split decision on enforcement action against the City of Lewistown for issues at the municipal wastewater treatment plant.
Cars park up onto the sidewalk on Third Avenue North in Lewistown last winter. Citing concerns about fire, traffic, and pedestrian safety, the city commission appears likely to revert parking between Broadway and Main Streets to a parallel setup.
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