Editor’s note: The following excerpts are articles as they appeared in the Miles City Star 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago.

A new Miles City nonprofit is working to transform the historic Mountain Telephone building into a place for residents to create art, learn new skills, attend performances and connect with one another.

In the opening minutes of last year's rivalry football game between Miles City and Glendive, Warren Venable took the snap, and rolled to his left for a four-yard gain.

Editor’s note: The following excerpts are articles as they appeared in the Miles City Star 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago.

Editor’s note: The following excerpts are articles as they appeared in the Miles City Star 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago.

Miles City Unified School District

Flu season is a month in and doesn't have much to show for it in Custer County. As of Oct. 24, the most recent date that state reporting data is available for, no cases of influenza have been reported in…

Montana PBS spent $375,000 on broadcast infrastructure in Glendive, Sidney and Miles City in 2025. The stations went online in February 2026. The expansion represents PBS’ investment in rural communities — a goal the organization is pursuing in the face of uncertain funding and an industry-wide shift in favor of streaming. The post Bringing PBS to the badlands appeared first on Montana Free Press.

Custer County Transit continues to see growing demand for its transportation services, with first-quarter ridership more than quadrupling since fiscal year 2020 as residents increasingly rely on the service for work, medical appointments and everyday transportation.

Miles City Mayor Chris “Butch” Grenz proclaimed Nov. 1 as Extra Mile Day during Tuesday's City Council meeting, while council members took the first step toward returning to a twice-monthly meeting schedule and heard concerns about an upcoming public safety…