By Dave Marston, Writers on the Range When the San Juan River flows out of the San Juan Mountains in Southwestern Colorado, it contributes 15% of Lake Powell’s water. But there’s a problem: The river carries a hefty 55% of the sediment entering the reservoir, and that mud
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
$320,000 to support start-up or expanding small businesses
By Matt Witt, Writers on the Range At the coffee shops in Talent, the little Oregon town where I live, the conversation is often about the high cost of housing or the way the weather has been dramatically changing. But lately another topic has crept in—the escalation of violence
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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
Olivia Rose Williamson, widely known as lady_pompadour on Instagram, has been chosen as an honoree for the Montana Circle of American Masters (MCAM). Williamson is known for her beadwork, and has led tours of Little Bighorn Battlefield National Park for years. Williamson has also made appearances at local schools
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