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Thursday, 08 December 2011 01:08 |
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By Deanna Wakkinen, I-O Reporter
Two Times New has moved from their ‘out of the way’ location on Sixth Street to their new store front at 308 S. Main St.
The new store comes with a facelift and a bigger showroom that showcases gently used clothing, décor, books, toys and more. This season even features a Christmas room.
For those who haven’t been in the store since the move, you are in for a treat. The majority of the merchandise from the previous location was discounted and sold before the move and everything in the new store is two times new again.
The new store also features new hours and is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Donations no longer need to be taken to the Work Activity Center (WAC) of Quality Life Concepts across the tracks and are now being accepted at the new store on Main Street.
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Read more... [Two Times New moves to Main Street]
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Thursday, 08 December 2011 01:05 |
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 SLAM DUNK — Cowboy senior Luke Schlosser, 119, slams down his opponent Marcus Norfill of Billings West. He came on to get a pin win in 3:02 and finished in first place at the tournament. Photo for the I-O by Colleen Moritz
The Cowboy wrestlers put on a good showing in their opening tournament at the Billings Invitational.
Facing off with some of the toughest AA and A competition in the east and Wyoming, Coach Kevin Moritz commented, “I’m very proud of this team in its first meet of the year.” There were 17 teams competing in the annual event that traditionally gets the wrestling season going.
Picking up where he left off last year, Luke Schlosser, hitting the mat at 119 pounds, placed first defeating Karson Kukes of Laurel.
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Read more... [Matmen open season with seventh place in Billings]
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Thursday, 08 December 2011 00:32 |
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 Conrad Dollars for Scholars announced with the creation of the Robert C. and Mary Ann Arnot Memorial Scholarship, established by their daughters Stephanie Rohrer and Susan Ellis, the Arnot legacy will continue.
This $20,000 endowment will benefit higher education students whose emphasis will be in business studies at the UofM.
The Arnot daughters have expressed the importance that these awards propagate the same positive energy that Bob and Mary Ann exhibited.
It was only natural that after raising a family where getting a good education was stressed, and following Mary Ann’s heartfelt intent, the family start this scholarship to help Conrad graduates.
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Read more... [Arnot philanthropy carries on through scholarships]
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