30 June 2022

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Tyler Koenig

Tyler Koenig


Tyler Lynn Koenig, 32, of Lincoln, Neb., passed away on June 24, 2022, surrounded by loving family. Visitation will take place at Wyuka Funeral Home on Thursday, June 30, from 5-8 p.m. Burial will be at 1 p.m. on Friday, July 1, at Fairview Cemetery in Lincoln. Funeral services will follow burial at Lincoln Berean Church, 6400 South 70th Street, Lincoln, NE 68516 with Pastor Ken Hessel officiating. The service will be livestreamed online at www.lincolnberean. org/funerallive. A light reception will follow services at Berean. Memorials may be made in care of the family to designate later. Tyler Koenig was born on June 21, 1990, in Beatrice, Neb. He attended Tri-county elementary and junior high at Dewitt, Neb. The family then moved to Culbertson, Mont., where he graduated with the class of 2008. During high school, he worked at MeToo Pizza. Tyler and family moved to Lincoln where he attended Southeast Community College and then Nebraska Wesleyan University, where he received a bachelor’s degree in mass communication in May 2014. While attending college, Tyler worked at Ruby Tuesday. Following graduation, he worked for Nelnet in the home advisors department for several years. He then began his career with Verizon as a customer sales representative until he became too ill to work. Tyler was an adventurous soul and would spark conversation with anyone and would soon have them laughing from his quick wit and humor. He loved to travel and took great interest in art and history. Tyler also enjoyed being outdoors, whether he was out fishing or camping. Tyler was a bit impulsive but that’s what made him Tyler. He was preceded in death by his father, Steve Koenig; grandmothers, Phyllis Hendrickson, Mary Lou Hendrickson and Pearl Koenig; his grandfather Wayne Koenig; as well as a special kitty, “Stripe.” Left to cherish Tyler’s memory are his spouse, Jonathan Henning; daughter, Ayla Koenig of Omaha; his mother, Brenda Koenig of Lincoln; sister, Angela (Alex Derun) Koenig of Lincoln; brother, Travis (Jena) Koenig of Tucson, Ariz.; nieces and nephews, Wyatt, Piper, Paisley, Chloe, Micheal, Simon and Abram, also of Tucson, Ariz. Tyler is also survived by his kitties, Precious and Monkey, as well as his and Ayla’s bunny, Nibbles. Special thanks go out to Bryan West Hospital and Traditions Healthcare & Hospice for their dedicated service and love shown to our family through this time. (Paid Obituary)

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Rail Safety Remains Challenge In County

Rail Safety Remains Challenge In County


Montana Operation Lifesaver continues its efforts to educate the public regarding railroad safety. “We’re a non-profit organization that promotes rail safety and inform people to stay away from the tracks and use designated crossings,” John Althof of Montana Operation Lifesaver said. Part of the organization’s recent efforts have included a safety campaign in Roosevelt County.

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Chaske, Donovan Abbey and Truth ….

Chaske, Donovan Abbey and Truth ….


Chaske, Donovan Abbey and Truth Brockie. Men’s grass went to Dusty Hanska. He was followed by Kelsey Haywahey, Damon Baker and Darwin Goodwill. Men’s gancy went to Cactus Runsabove of Billings. He was followed by Willy Grey-Bull, Wyatt Patty and Trevon Yuzicappi. Officers included advisor Doris Spotted Bird, co-treasurers Talissa Eder and Brayan Boyd, secretary Ashley Weston, flag
23 June 2022

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Jury Finds Crain Not Guilty Of Charges

Jury Finds Crain Not Guilty Of Charges


A jury found Trevor Levi Crain of Culbertson not guilty of assault with a weapon and criminal mischief charges during a trial in Wolf Point on Thursday, June 16. Crain was accused of injuring Angelo Boyd during an alleged confrontation in Culbertson on Dec. 22, 2021. In his closing arguments, county attorney Frank Piocos said that Crain had the motive to commit the crime because Crain and

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GNDC Leads Discussion Regarding Housing

GNDC Leads Discussion Regarding Housing


A public conversation regarding housing in northeastern Montana was held by the Great Northern Development Corp. in Wolf Point on Tuesday, June 14, in conjunction with the Montana Housing Partnership Conference. GNDC sponsored the in-person event through its partnership with NeighborWorks Montana. Tori Matejovsky, executive director for GNDC, said to attendees that GNDC has been involved with

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Town Of Culbertson  Passes Preliminary Budget

Town Of Culbertson Passes Preliminary Budget


The Town of Culbertson held their regular meeting Monday, June 13. There was no public comment offered. A resolution was passed approving the amended budget for fiscal year 2021-22. Following the meeting, council members held a budget hearing. Resolutions were passed establishing personnel wages and a preliminary budget for 2022-2023. A site sketch plan was discussed for a new fence

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