Skip to content

Home
News
Politics
Opinion
Business

Plan underway for homes near temple

A new subdivision could be coming to an area bordering the temple being built by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latte-day Saints off Skyline Drive.

2 months ago News, Regional NewsCody Enterprise

More Articles:

September 1
Trump HHS tells states to remove gender ideology from sex ed or lose PREP funding
September 7
Montana Highway Patrol Command Staff Completes Annual District Tour
September 13
Montana MVD Accepting Grant Applications for Children’s Wish Fund
Attorney General Knudsen Files Opening Brief in US Supreme Court Case
September 14
Daines Calls for Boosting Tribal Energy Development
September 4
Spokane eyes $1.5M in reserves amid uptick in lawsuits, unemployment claims

Post navigation

Previous - Governor visits new Whitehall Water Treatment Plant Next - Butte-Silver Bow commissioners diving into contentious ‘urban camping’ issues

Big Sky Headlines
P.O. Box 81274
Billings, Montana 59108
About Big Sky Headlines
Contact Big Sky Headlines

Top Categories

News
Politics
Opinion
Business

Subscribe to Our Mailing List

First Name *

Last Name *

Email Address *

Recent Posts: News

- Daines Calls for Boosting Tribal Energy Development
- Science Olympiad state tournament set for Feb. 19
- North Dakota Launches $7.5 Million Grant Program to Advance Autonomous Agriculture

Recent Posts: Politics

- Knudsen Leads 27-State Coalition Urging Supreme Court to Strike Down Washington Magazine Ban
- Daines Applauds DOI Move to Restore Multiple-Use, Boost Montana Timber Sales
- Gov. Little Appoints Amanda Ulrich to Seventh Judicial District Judgeship

Recent Posts: Opinion

- Sheehy: With the events of this September 11, it is time to heal
- Which state was ranked the most economically free?
- The Unaffordable Care Act: Rate hikes are coming

Recent Posts: Business

- Governor Gianforte Welcomes Rivian as First Electric Vehicle Manufacturer in Montana
- New Medical Assistant School to Open in Great Falls
- Warren Buffett Marks 95th Birthday With Reflection on Legacy, Berkshire’s Future

Big Sky Headlines is owned and operated by Big Sky Broadcasting, LLC. Big Sky Broadcasting was formed in 2015 by a group of young entrepreneurs in Montana seeking to bring about variety and innovation in newspaper, radio, and TV reporting and publishing.

Copyright © 2015-2025 Big Sky Headlines, All Rights Reserved.
This site uses cookies from Google AdSense. Please read the Google privacy policy here.