Ravalli County Public Health July 10, 2020 The Public Health Department is deeply saddened to report that a female in her nineties has become the first resident of Ravalli County to lose her … [Read Full Article] about Ravalli County COVID-19 update 7-10-20 – three new cases, one death
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Corvallis fire investigation continues
July 8, 2020 The Ravalli County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate the arson and triple homicide incident from early Monday morning. Sheriff Steve Holton said search warrants for technological information have been completed and submitted. Investigators are now waiting for those results to be returned. Samples from the fire scene have been submitted to a […]
Ravalli County COVID-19 update 7-8-20 – 1 new case
RAVALLI COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH July 8th, 2020 As of 4pm today, Ravalli County has received one new case of COVID-19. The new case is a male in his thirties. Ravalli County currently has 15 active cases of COVID-19. As part of each investigation, contact tracing has been performed by Public Health nurses on all active […]
Missoula launches countywide safety campaign in response to COVID-19 pandemic
A countywide safety campaign, headed by local organizations Destination Missoula, Missoula Economic Partnership and United Way of Missoula County, is launching in Missoula in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Smart. Safe. Ready. campaign encompasses a multifaceted approach to educating Missoula residents and visitors about the importance of masking and social distancing, encouraging people to […]
Montana COVID-19 testing results 7-7-20 – 44 new cases
County Gender Age Range Date Reported Big Horn F 40-49 07/07/2020 Big Horn F 10-19 07/07/2020 Big Horn F 10-19 07/07/2020 Carbon F 30-39 07/07/2020 Cascade M 40-49 07/07/2020 Gallatin F 40-49 07/07/2020 Gallatin F 30-39 07/07/2020 Gallatin M 20-29 07/07/2020 Gallatin F 0-9 07/07/2020 Gallatin F 20-29 07/07/2020 Gallatin M 30-39 07/07/2020 Gallatin M […]
Ravalli County COVID-19 update 7-7-20 – no new cases
Ravalli County Public Health July 7, 2020 As of 4pm today, Ravalli County has received no new cases of COVID-19. Three of the previous cases reported have now recovered and been released from isolation. Ravalli County currently has 16 active cases. As part of each investigation, contact tracing has been performed by Public Health nurses […]
Extraordinary nurse gets award double whammy
Stevensville resident and nurse Cathy Scholtens recently received, back to back, two prestigious awards in recognition of her outstanding service to her patients and to the community at large. First, she was notified by her boss at Community Medical Center in Missoula that she had been chosen to receive the hospital’s 2020 Mercy Award. The […]
Corvallis apartment fire claims three lives
Ravalli County Sheriff / Coroner Steve Holton said the Ravalli County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a suspicious fire that occurred at an apartment complex on Main Street in Corvallis at approximately 2:15 a.m. Monday morning. There are three confirmed deaths as a result of the fire. It is believed that all of the victims are […]
Temporary hold placed on Stevensville recall election
On June 30, 2020, Ravalli County District Court Judge Howard Recht put a temporary hold on the administration of a recall election against the Mayor of Stevensville stating in his Temporary Restraining Order that “further processing of the Recall Petition risks causing irreparable and immediate harm to the Plaintiff.” The order enjoins the sponsor of […]
Sheriff responds to social media comments
Sheriff Holton believes that his attendance at a meeting in Stevensville on Monday, June 29, was billed incorrectly and that his comments at the meeting have been variously misconstrued on social media. Holton attended a meeting held at Fort Owen Inn sponsored by a group called Stand Together for Freedom. He was referred to in […]
Yet another Stevensville town clerk resigns
Stevensville Town Clerk Monica Hoffman has submitted a letter of resignation claiming harassment and an unhealthy working environment which she says was created by Council President Bob Michalson and his “friends and family.” Hoffman wrote, “While I tried very hard to weather the storm of negativity and hostility, I simply do not have the energy […]
Stevensville graduate competes on Titan Games
One of the few sports shows on television right now that is not a rerun is the show “The Titan Games.” The show features head-to-head physical competitions such as pushing and or pulling a wall, using a sledge hammer to break up a chain, climbing a pole and other physical activities. This year, Margaux Alvarez, […]
Daly Hospital Foundation fundraiser goes on-line
The Daly Hospital Foundation’s annual Gala fundraiser has morphed into an on-line event this year. According to the Foundation’s Director Staci Duce, work on the annual fundraising event is actually a year-long process as the effort to collect auction items begins quite early, almost from when the last auction was over. “We didn’t want to […]
New name, new cause, same bull(s) at Darby bull-a-rama
The annual bull riding held the second weekend in July in Darby will have a new look. Gone are pink ribbons and signs about breast cancer awareness. Instead, purple will be the color of the night with an emphasis on testicular cancer. The Twisted Nut Festival is a two-night affair with bull riders from across […]
Re: Burnt Fork Place apartment complex
By Dave Thorson, Stevensville I have a lot of concerns and unanswered questions about this project. This biggest concern is the high water table on the building site. My property borders the project and I don’t want to have to worry more about crawl space water because of the increase in the large footprint of the […]