The late Chuck Johnson, a Helena-based journalist, was honored on Friday in the Old Supreme Court chambers for providing the ...
"He loved practical jokes," former Yellowstone Public Radio news director Jackie Yamanaka said. "He loved to laugh, including ...
The plaque, authorized by 2023’s House Bill 855, memorializes Johnson’s tenure across decades of public affairs across the state, including his work mentoring “generations” of Montana journalists. It ...
A plaque honoring a late-Montana journalism giant was unveiled at the state Capitol on Friday. Johnson was known ...
Around 200 green-clad people packed inside the Rotunda for the 41st St. Patrick’s Day celebration in Montana’s Capitol ...
The Helena observance will be at noon in the flag plaza in front of the Capitol, said Andre Zollars, who said she will be one of the participants in the ...
“Introduced this year by Senator Kassmier, Senate Bill 322 makes this reform a reality by further reforming the burdensome ...
Unions and their supporters filled the State Capitol in a show of opposition to a bill that would establish Montana as a “right-to-work” state.
A plaque honoring the late Charles S. “Chuck” Johnson, Montana’s longest-serving statehouse reporter, will be unveiled March 21 at the state Capitol. The ceremony will be from noon to 1 p.m ...
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