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Bill Rundle ... at 6 p.m. Rundle was asked to lead the parade and plans to do so on one of Evel’s bikes, a 1972 Harley-Davidson XR750, that was getting tuned up for Butte’s higher elevation ...
To mark the occasion, a 1,000-pound bronze sculpture of the late Butte legend was on display ... from Team Knievel crew chief Bill Rundle and Montana artist Rick Rowley. Knievel was "like my ...
Montana magnate flying Rev. Schuller to Butte for funeral The Rev. Robert ... said longtime friend and organizer Bill Rundle. The funeral starts at 11 a.m. "We just don't want to leave anyone ...
Few could best the man who dreamed up the jump though, said Bill Rundle, a Butte man who was one of Evel’s mechanics and watched the jump when he was 16. All jumps are tributes, he said.
The bill backed by Democrat state Sen. Derek Harvey of Butte and top Butte-Silver Bow officials ultimately passed with bipartisan support in the Montana House and Senate. But some state lawmakers ...
Boulevard volunteer fire chief Ed Fisher tells NBC Montana his side is glad the bill was vetoed, and they would like to start talking with Butte-Silver Bow to fix longstanding issues. Butte-Silver ...
“He (Gootkin) repeatedly framed the project as a win-win but in my opinion, it’s not a win-win,” said resident Chris Pantano.
BUTTE — A dozen residents and several commissioners voiced opposition Wednesday night to having a Montana women’s prison built and operated in Butte, saying it will lock the city into a “prison town” ...
A state lawmaker is proposing to increase the amount of liquor Montana’s micro distilleries can sell to individual customers each day. House Bill 362 would allow distilleries to sell people ...
Senate Bill 224 aims to establish Indigenous Peoples Day as a legal holiday in Montana. It notably does not eliminate Columbus Day, but rather allows people in the state to celebrate both holidays.
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Gov. Greg Gianforte vetoes Butte firefighter billGov. Greg Gianforte stated in a letter he's vetoing House Bill 547 because it introduces “instability into the operations of rural fire districts.” ‘60 Minutes’ legend Lesley Stahl says ...
Doctors in Montana will now be allowed to recommend and sell treatments not approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), thanks to a new bill that just passed in the state. Once it’s ...
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