Stevensville Mayor Brandon Dewey announced an initiative last week with the Town Council aimed at integrating the Town Pool into the annual Creamery Picnic community celebration. Parks and … [Read Full Article] about Stevensville to offer free swimming during Creamery Picnic
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Hamilton council proclaims support for diversity, inclusion
by Nathan Boddy On Tuesday, July 20th, the Hamilton City Council passed, unanimously, a proclamation in support of diversity and inclusion. The proclamation was requested by Councilor Jenny West, following […]
Stevensville has full town council
by Victoria Howell At the July 22nd Stevensville Town Council meeting, Karen Wandler was sworn in and seated as the newest member of the council. Wandler will represent Ward 2 […]
Hamilton fire department shows need for new station
by Nathan Boddy The City of Hamilton and the Hamilton Volunteer Fire Department opened the bay doors to the Fire Station on Wednesday, July 21st. The more than 100 year […]
Suspects arrested in stolen aircraft case
Ravalli County Sheriff Steve Holton said two adults from the Helena area were arrested during an investigation into an abandoned aircraft on Hwy 93 at mile marker 37 near Lick […]
‘Bulls, Broncs, and Honky Tonks’ this Saturday
The First Annual Bulls, Broncs, and Honky Tonks, will be this Saturday, July 31 at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds. Although the cowboys will be competing Saturday evening at 6pm, there […]
Ravalli County Tourism Business Improvement District to be dissolved
The Ravalli County Tourism Business Improvement District (TIBD) is shutting down, according to board member and County Commissioner Dan Huls. The district was established in 2011 and established a $1 […]
Governor seeks public comment on use of ARPA economic and workforce funds
Governor Greg Gianforte has announced that the Economic Transformation and Stabilization and Workforce Development Advisory Commission seeks public comment on how to best use about $130 million in American Rescue […]
Hamilton wants volunteers to ‘Perk up the Parks’
by Nathan Boddy There can be little doubt that residents of Hamilton are lucky to have a wide selection of top notch municipal parks. It is also true that those […]
Stevensville Creamery Picnic on tap for August 6th & 7th
The Stevensville Creamery Picnic, one of the valley’s oldest and biggest festivals, is scheduled to take place this year on August 6th & 7th. The executive board of the Stevensville […]
Community memorial service set for those lost during ‘20-’21
The public is invited to come together for a community memorial service that is open to all, to commemorate and celebrate the lives of loved ones who’ve passed. The event […]
Program aims to help keep the Bitterroot the Bitterroot
by Michael Howell People aren’t just coming to the Bitterroot Valley to enjoy the hiking, biking, climbing, fishing and hunting and then heading back to where they came from anymore. […]
Corvallis ex-lawyer admits to wire fraud, money laundering and tax evasion
A former lawyer who also was a licensed realtor and ran a construction company has admitted to charges in which he defrauded investors, losing more than $1 million in the […]
Fire restrictions to begin on Bitterroot Forest
Just four days after going to “Extreme” fire danger, the highest level possible, the Bitterroot National Forest (BNF) announced today that it is implementing Stage 2 Fire Restrictions beginning tomorrow, […]
Stevensville to apply for ARPA grant for water improvements
At its July 8 meeting, the Stevensville Town Council unanimously approved the formal application for a Water and Sewer Infrastructure Grant for $2,542,440 through the American Rescue Plan Act. At […]
