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Our Team

Truth in Focus was originally founded by Steven Bullcoming Haworth. Corry Bullcoming Haworth serves as co-founder. Together they are developing a community-focused news and public-information project.

Steven Bullcoming Haworth — Founder, Publisher & Editor

Steven Bullcoming Haworth is the founder, publisher, and editor of Truth in Focus, an independent, digital-first publication serving the Northern Cheyenne area and surrounding eastern Montana communities.

He holds a Master of Public Administration (MPA) and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Networking. He has worked across education, technology, public-service research, community outreach, and advocacy, and continues his studies in education. His experience includes teaching and educational-resource development, journalism and media work, and community initiatives focused on helping people find information and support.

At Truth in Focus, Steven conducts reporting, reviews records, interviews sources, checks claims, edits stories, manages outreach, and builds the publication’s technology. He also developed the newsroom’s Record Room to help readers access the underlying documents behind public-interest reporting.

Through Bullcoming Enterprises, he develops educational and community-information websites and practical software tools. He believes meaningful journalism requires curiosity, accurate sourcing, a fair opportunity for response, clear corrections, and making information accessible to people who may not use social media.

Contact the newsroom about an interview, document, correction, or story idea.

Corry Bullcoming Haworth — Co-Founder

Photo and full profile coming soon. Corry is co-founder of Truth in Focus. He is Northern Cheyenne and brings a community perspective to the project. Truth in Focus remains editorially independent and does not claim to speak for the Northern Cheyenne Tribe or its citizens.

Editorial independence

Family, community, advertising, sponsorship, political relationships, or personal viewpoints do not determine what Truth in Focus reports as fact. Reporting is separated from commentary and advocacy, and significant claims should be supported by records, direct evidence, interviews, or clearly attributed sources.