Bear Mountain mural unveiling On Thursday, October 29 at 5:30 p.m. the Bear Mountain Playground will be unveiling six new murals at the new playground. The public is invited to […]
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Archives for October 2015
Hamilton hometown Halloween
By Randi Burdette Halloween is fast approaching and if you’re still at a loss as to what to do, Hamilton has something for you! Downtown is full of Halloween and […]
Partisan/non-partisan commissioner option back on draft ballot
By Michael Howell The question of whether the election of county commissioners should remain partisan or become non-partisan has been re-placed onto the draft ballot being proposed by the Ravalli […]
County commissioners hear about motor sports proposal for fairgrounds
By Michael Howell At a meeting before the Board of County Commissioners last week, Ravalli County Fairgrounds Manager Deborah Rogala gave a quick summation of the plans for establishing a […]
Como timber project under way
By Michael Howell Work has begun on the Como Forest Health Project which covers 2,200 acres of national forest land located between Lake Como and Lost Horse Canyon. The Bitterroot […]
Info sought on missing Stevi teen
Sixteen-year-old Stormy Dawn Hack of Stevensville is believed to have run away to Colorado in the company of another juvenile, according to Stevensville Police Chief James Marble. She was last […]
North Valley Public Library Foundation up and running
By Michael Howell Donna Bainbridge is the new President of the North Valley Public Library Foundation. She is excited about her new position and she’s coming into it with the […]
Corvallis to play for championship
The Corvallis boys’ soccer team will try for back-to-back state championships on Saturday in Corvallis. They defeated Billings Central in semi final action on Saturday in Billings to advance to […]
Hamilton’s Meikle, Schmalz win, Corvallis takes team titles
Corvallis won the boys title in Class A. In cross-country, the lower the score, the better the position. Corvallis scored 70 points. Lewistown and Hardin tied for second with 104 […]
Stevensville wins shootout in Corvallis
The ongoing rivalry between Corvallis and Stevensville gave football fans a show on Friday in Corvallis. With only bragging rights on the table, the two teams battled back and forth […]
Volleyball districts this weekend
The season is winding down for volleyball with district tournaments on tap for this weekend. Florence will host the 6B tournament on Friday and Saturday while Victor will host the […]
Wednesday, October 28 Quilters Guild The Bitterroot Quilters Guild program in October features freelance costume designer, quilt artist, and former UM instructor Christine Milodragovich. Her program on textiles will highlight […]
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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Doyle and Lois Brown
Doyle and Lois left this earth together Sunday, October 18, 2015 in an automobile accident in Stanley, Idaho. James Doyle Brown, 85, was born October 12, 1930 in Stevensville, Montana […]
Wuerthner to speak on fire science myths and policy
By Russ Lawrence Author, photographer, and professional student of fire ecology George Wuerthner will speak in Hamilton on Monday, October 26 on with the goal of dispelling some of the […]
Two honored by SAFE
By Michael Howell Every year the SAFE (Supporters for Abuse Free Environments) hosts a luncheon and shares some vital statistics about domestic abuse in the county with the whole community. […]
Open Letter to Ravalli County Local Government Study Commission
By Russ Lawrence, Hamilton As someone who attended a meeting of the Local Government Study Commission in April and has followed it closely since its inception, I appreciate the groundwork […]
Re: non-partisan option
In June of this year, after much public discussion and many public hearings, the duly elected members of the Government Study Commission judged it prudent to allow voters to decide […]
Renovations ongoing at NV Public Library
North Valley Public Library has been undergoing renovations for about a month in its Circulation Area, which includes the use of computer carrels and the young adult sections. Before reconstruction, […]