Caw for entries! The Stevensville Scarecrow Festival will take place on First Friday, October 2 in Stevensville so get your scarecrow entries in! Entry forms are available at the Bitterroot […]
by Editor
Archives for September 2015
Scout places memorial in Potter’s Field for Eagle project
According to county records, seventy-two people lie buried in the Potter’s Field at the Grantsdale Cemetery, southeast of Hamilton, but only 15 of them are buried in marked graves. Now, […]
Bear Mountain playground build starts Wednesday
All hands on deck! The time has finally arrived to build the Bear Mountain Playground at Lewis & Clark in Stevensville and project chair Renee Endicott is calling out the […]
Water, sewer rates going up in Stevensville
By Michael Howell On September 10, the Stevensville Town Council approved a 3% hike annually in both the water and sewer base rates for the next five years. The hike […]
Bronc bustin’ and barrel racin’ on tap!
By Jean Schurman The 1st Annual Joe Reynolds Memorial Bronc Riding & Barrel Race will be held this Saturday, September 19th, at 7pm at the Darby Arena. Joe Reynolds grew […]
Marcus Daly Hospital gives back
In high school and middle school, an athlete must have a physical before he or she can practice and compete. At the beginning of August, Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital opened […]
Blue Devils edged by Polson
Corvallis played a close game against the Polson Pirates but ran out of time and lost, 48-43. The Blue Devils had a stellar performance by senior wide receiver Daner Miller […]
Corvallis looks strong
The Corvallis Blue Devils lost some height with the graduation of 6’2” Jane Booth but that didn’t seem to matter in the match against Frenchtown. Genesis Keith, at 5’11, Olivia […]
Corvallis flexes muscles on the pitch
The Corvallis Blue Devils showed they are serious about defending their state title over the weekend with decisive wins over Hamilton and Polson. The Blue Devils topped Hamilton, 6-0, on […]
Corvallis splits
The Corvallis girls picked up their first win of the season with a 4-1 win over Polson. Corinne Sanderson scored two goals, both off assists from Hailey Mason. Zena Smith […]
Let’s preserve the good thing we have
By Ronald Wandler, Stevensville A lot of input has been circulated about the Three Mile sub district petition action taken by BRID. A whole lot of input about who owns […]
Praise for Mayor Mim Mack
We write this letter to whole-heartedly thank Mayor Gene Mim Mack for his outstanding and remarkable service to the town of Stevensville. Mayor Mim Mack’s keen intelligence, coupled with his […]
Class of ’81 wants you
The Stevensville High School Class of 1981 is planning a 35th Class Reunion to be held during the Creamery Picnic in August, 2016. On Friday, August 5 a meet and […]
Elk love clearcuts
I hate to disappoint Mike Garrity of Alliance for the Wild Rockies, but elk love clearcuts, for the simple reason that they love to eat, and closed canopy forests produce […]
Thanks from champions
The 9U Bitterroot All Star State Champs, and their families, would like to sincerely thank this community for their profound support of our fundraising campaign to attend the Cal Ripkin […]
Jennifer B. Lint Boatwright Law Office, P.C. 1091 South First Street Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 375-1385 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER […]
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Wednesday, September 16 Lolo food drive The Lolo Senior Group will hold a food drive on Wednesday, September 16 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in front of Lolo Harvest […]
Watch for low flying aircraft!
This year’s Pilot Search Clinic will bring aircraft closer to earth over surrounding mountains. The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) Aeronautics Division’s 37th annual Pilot Search Clinic will be held […]
Biomimicry founder to speak in Hamilton
By Michael Howell Longtime resident of the Bitterroot Valley, Janine M. Benyus, played a key role in the birth of a new and fast growing field of study when she […]