by Tim Ravndal | Aug 4, 2021 | Featured 1, Helena News
Photo Courtesy Redoubt News By Tim Ravndal Needing to provide enforcement in control over water is a long running battle in Montana dating back to Territorial Days. At the turning of the century when mining and logging were fully engaged in providing products in the...
by Tim Ravndal | Aug 1, 2021 | Helena News
By Tim Ravndal A forensic audit is used to examine and evaluate records that can be used in court or other legal proceedings. Forensic audits may cover a wide range of investigative activities but the simple definition of a forensic audit is a process conducted to...
by Tim Ravndal | Jul 9, 2021 | Featured 2, Helena News
Did Lewis & Clark County Officials Fall Prey To Animal Rights Activists By Tim Ravndal Alan Erickson A complaint of animal abuse was raised by an unknown individual in early 2021. The initial complaint alleged that the owner of a quarter horse business was...
by Tim Ravndal | Jul 4, 2021 | Headline News, Helena News
We found the cancelation signs were stashed out of sight prior to the noon commencement of the ceremony By Tim Ravndal Traditionally, elected officials in Helena and Lewis & Clark County provided full support for Boy Scout troop 214 on Independence Day. This year...
by Tim Ravndal | Jul 1, 2021 | Helena News, Montana Viewpoint, Opinion Editorial
Editorial Opinion By Tim Ravndal It has been a long road to get to where we are today in Montana. The plandemic has turned lives upside down and still today there are citizens that have lost all faith in the ability to recover. Today Governor Gianforte decided to...
by Tim Ravndal | May 28, 2021 | Helena News, Montana Viewpoint, Opinion Editorial
Opinion by Rex M. Weltz May 28, 2021 “Parents, Staff, and Families of the Helena Public Schools,As your incoming Superintendent, I would like to take this opportunity to briefly introduce myself and touch base on our next steps as we prepare for the summer and...
