Month: February 2021
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City Posed to Restrict Massage Businesses Hoping to End Human Trafficking
Will adding to regulations for businesses who offer massage services help curb illegal human trafficking and prostitution? The Billings City Council is moving forward with a proposal to impose more regulations on businesses that provide massage therapy, including an additional business license. The crackdown is hoped to weed out establishments that pose as legitimate massage…
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City Posed to Restrict Massage Businesses Hoping to End Human Trafficking
Will adding to regulations for businesses who offer massage services help curb illegal human trafficking and prostitution? The Billings City Council is moving forward with a proposal to impose more regulations on businesses that provide massage therapy, including an additional business license. The crackdown is hoped to weed out establishments that pose as legitimate massage…
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Castle Arms Opens in Lockwood
Returning home to Billings, after serving five years in the Marine Corp, Seth Stovall couldn’t find a job he really liked. Since he has always been interested in guns and enjoys every aspect of learning about them — shooting for sport and recreation, as well as the training he had in the military – Stovall…
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Boots on the Hill – Ag Scrutinizes Bills
By Nicole Rolf and Rachel Cone, Montana Farm Bureau With more than 3,000 bill draft requests filed, just a few over 300 have been introduced in the 2021 Montana Legislature so far. This means much of our time now is spent analyzing, researching, and talking to sponsors and agencies here in Helena to better understand…