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A group of roughly 30 students marched in front of Hardin High School Tuesday to protest the school’s lack of action against a staff member that has been accused of abusive behavior towards students, staff and his own child. The students walked out of school at 2 p.m.
In preparation of new regulations, some museums in the country, particularly ones that opened in the late 19th to early 20th centuries, closed down or covered certain displays that may contain objects of cultural significance. The Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois released a statement that explained “These display cases have
The interim president’s wage and human resources issues and legal concerns dominated Monday’s Little Big Horn College Board of Trustees meeting. The board unanimously agreed to set Tall Bear hourly wage at $60 without fringe benefits. Many challenges face Neva Tall Bear as the school year continues. Shortly
David Yarlott Ed.D. said his was removal from his position as Little Big Horn College president was, “Surprising and disappointing.” “I’m just sad and disappointed,” he said in an interview with Four Points Press. “I did inform them my contract was coming to an end June 30th if
The Little Big Horn College Board of Trustees spent nearly three hours in a late night executive session discussing David Yarlott Ed.D’s contract, according to minutes posted to their social media. The board of trustees meeting started at 5:24 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 27 and went over
David Yarlott, Ed.D. was removed as Little Big Horn College's president in a unanimous vote Wednesday, Feb. 27., according to a press release. Neva Tall Bear, Long-time faculty member, was appointed by the Trustees as acting interim College President. During the meeting Yarlott, who was initially hired
A new program at Plenty Doors CDC can help people save up to $5,000. Plenty Doors Community Development Corporation is running a program to help people who qualify save money in progress towards a goal of home ownership, home repair, business expenses, debt reduction, or education. The program, called
All classes and cultural enrichment lectures have been halted for Thursday, Feb. 8 at Little Big Horn College for the funeral of math instructor, Jonah Morsette. According to a press release from Little Big Horn College, Administrative Leave will be granted to all LBHC staff to attend the funeral, and
Albert Gros Ventre and “an elite group of guys” are making their way to Florida to compete against softball teams from across the country. Gros Ventre, a local Crow Tribal member, has been selected to coach softball in the native division this weekend during the 2024 United States Specialty Sports
