by Nathan Boddy A group comprised of city officials, citizens and policy makers met on the sidewalks of Hamilton’s State Street on Thursday, June 1 to discuss the function of the thoroughfare. City … [Read Full Article] about Hamilton conducts State Street walk audit
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Stevi local spends Memorial Day at Arlington
by John Dowd This Memorial Day, Christina Cain, a Missoula social worker who was raised in Stevensville, was afforded the opportunity to be a part of an outreach program in […]
Stevi school bus driver charged with child endangerment
by John Dowd On Tuesday, May 23, the driver of a Stevensville school bus was pulled over and the driver given a sobriety test. The driver is said to have […]
Corvallis boys and girls win State A Track championship
by Scott Sacry The Corvallis track & field teams are back on top. Both the boys and girls teams won the 2023 Class A State Track & Field Championship in […]
Local distillery wins big in Northwest Spirits competition
by Sean Malcom Since opening their doors in downtown Stevensville, owners Mark Hlebichuk and Sharie McDonald of the Montana Distillery continue producing award-winning spirits. Their vodkas and gins have won […]
Sapphire Heights subdivision discussion continues
by Nathan Boddy The Ravalli County Planning Board voted to postpone their deliberations on the proposed Sapphire Heights subdivision last Wednesday, May 17. Following two long meetings in regards to […]
Bulls, Broncs and Barrels: the cowboy’s sport
by John Dowd “Like any kid who has heroes, my way of appreciating rodeo was to get into it myself,” said Rod Freeman, Chairman of the Rockin’ RC Rodeo Committee […]
American Legion to host state renowned parade
Corvallis American Legion Post #91, Auxiliary Unit of Corvallis Post #91 and Terry Nobles Squadron present 103rd Annual Corvallis Memorial Day Parade by Doug Mason Corvallis American Legion Post #91, […]
Retired colonel still helps fellow vets, selected as Parade Grand Marshal
by John Dowd One of the oldest of its kind in the state, and well over 100 years in age, the Corvallis Memorial Day Parade is slated to happen, again […]
Youth military program makes leaders
by Sean Malcom Since March, a group of young cadets, hailing from Missoula to Darby, have gathered at Corvallis High School every Saturday morning to better themselves and the community. […]
There’s a new officer in town
by John Dowd “All of those community policing programs are part of building that positive relationship,” and “these guys have done a lot already, so I’m excited to jump in […]
Library to host talk on rare element mining
North Valley Public Library (NVPL) will host “Rare Element Mining: What it Means for the Bitterroot” featuring Philip W. Ramsey, Ph.D. on Thursday, June 1 at 6:30 p.m. The program is […]
Ladies Who Ag
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 […]
Cultivating Connections and Mayday! Gardens
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 […]
Stevensville High School works to reach more students
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 […]
Proposed eastside subdivision draws opposition
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 […]
No levies pass
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 […]
31 years and still sowing, 2023 farm fair
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 […]
Corvallis principal in running for national award
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 […]
Groovz Studio end-of-year recitals scheduled
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, […]
Local draft horse rescue holds monthly open houses
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 […]