Bitterroot Star

by Nathan Boddy It was a full room of agricultural producers, creators and networking professionals last Friday, May 12 as the Montana Farmers Union (MFU) held its first ‘Ladies Who […]

by Nathan Boddy Laura Garber’s efforts have been seeding far more than just food. Garber has been farming for twenty-five years, and her enthusiasm for sharing her love of agriculture […]

by John Dowd “I’m just so excited about it!” exclaimed Stevensville High School Principal Eric Larson, when speaking about a new program the school will be providing. Larson has teamed […]

by Nathan Boddy The Ravalli County Planning Board had a full room on Wednesday, May 3rd during their regular meeting. The board’s number one agenda item was the consideration of […]

by John Dowd “There are a lot of factors involved. I’m sure all of us would like to pay less taxes,” said Todd Fisk, Superintendent for Florence-Carlton District, responding to […]

by John Dowd For 31 years, under the stewardship of the Meyer Family, fourth graders have had the opportunity to learn about where their food comes from. The Fourth Grade […]

by Sean Malcom In January, Corvallis High School Principal Cammie Knapp was selected as Principal of the Year by the Montana Association of Secondary School Principals. Knapp is now in the […]

by Nathan Boddy With the end of the school year comes the big night for many Bitterroot Valley dancers and performers. Over the next two weekends, and again in June, […]

by John Dowd For six years, 1 Horse At a Time Draft Horse Rescue, a nonprofit out of Corvallis, has been striving to protect the lives of numerous draft horses […]

by John Dowd After participating in a local shooting competition in Hamilton in 2018, a youth went on to make his way into the Youth Olympics. Every year since 2016 […]

by John Dowd Last Friday, Stevensville Elementary School third graders were treated to a bit of conservation knowledge when they attended the first Stevensville Arbor Day celebration that has been […]

Author E.B. White, famed for “Charlotte’s Web” and “Stuart Little,” once wrote that a library is “a place to go if you want to sit and think. It is a […]

Nonprofit invites acclaimed speaker to tell his story of abuse and recovery by Nathan Boddy Sasha Joseph Neulinger closed his presentation on Thursday night at the Hamilton PAC (Performing Arts […]

Stevensville High School is excited to announce its Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the graduating class of 2023. The Valedictorian, Madeline Sacry (right), has plans to go to Brown University in […]

by John Dowd Last Thursday, Bitterroot Health held a grand opening for its new oncology department which has been in the works for nearly 23 months. Started in 2018, Bitterroot […]

by John Dowd Last Saturday, the Historic St. Mary’s Mission and Museum held another of a serious of presentations they call their Saturday Series. These talks are presented by Humanities […]

by John Dowd “My philosophy is that you can always make more money, but you can’t make more land,” said Charlie DeVoe, a landowner in the Bitterroot Valley. He, among […]

by John Dowd Getting youth interested in carrying on the traditions of Montana is something at the forefront of the minds of many Bitterrooters. This is definitely the case for […]

Ben Meyer My name is Ben Meyer, and I am running for a three year position at Stevensville. I’m a product of Stevensville Schools having completed my K-12 education here.  […]