With this year being the 28th Congressional election in which I’ve had the privilege to vote in Montana, I’m struck by the fact that this “Special Election 2017” has put […]
Archives for May 2017
Support for Quist
My mailbox is choking on large, slick mailers from the Gianforte campaign that rip Rob Quist limb from limb with lies. This type of campaign flogging is so poisonous. So […]
What to do now
Now is the time for all Montanans to come to the aid of our democracy. Our three political parties are disabled. Only a tiny percentage of thousands of precinct committee […]
Educate yourself
In response to ‘who can we trust’, you must be an atheist. Yes the earth is only 6,000 years old and there is plenty of proof to confirm that. Don’t […]
Support for Quist
For eighteen months now in an effort to buy an office, any office, Greg Gianforte and his monied friends in DC have flooded our airwaves and mailboxes with a barrage […]
Stevensville softball gaining ground
Four years ago, when Callie Lendman, Makayla Davids and Sam Hambrick first donned the uniform of the Yellowjacket softball team, the program hadn’t seen much success. Coach Joey Wark was […]
Softball roundup
The valley teams had games early in the week and then traveled to Butte for Butte’s Laverne Combo tournament. Hamilton defeated Loyola on Tuesday, 13-4. Stevensville topped Corvallis, 17-7. In […]
Corvallis’ Hunt signs with Lakeland for baseball
Garrett Hunt of Corvallis has signed a letter of intent to play baseball at Lakeland University in Plymouth, Wisconsin. Hunt is the son of Jani Summers and Russ Hunt. He […]
Darby’s Wall is No. 1 seed
Darby’s Kyle Wall will have the No. 1 seed going into the State Class B/C tennis tournament this weekend in Missoula. He will play the winner of the match between […]
Corvallis wins big at ABC Invitational at Polson
The Corvallis Blue Devils won both the girls’ and boys’ team scoring at the Polson ABC Invitational on Saturday with seven other teams competing. Calla Haldorson set a new state […]
District track meets held at Frenchtown
Frenchtown was the site of the District 13C and 6B track meets on Friday and Saturday. The top six finishers in each event will advance to the divisional track meet […]
Loretta ‘Babe’ Ruffatto
Stevensville – The matriarch of our family, Loretta “Babe” Ruffatto, of Stevensville passed peacefully on Tuesday, May 9, 2017, while surrounded by family, at her Bass Creek home of 92 […]
Anthony Gonzales
Hamilton – Anthony Gonzales, 29, was taken from us on Saturday, May 6, 2017. He was the victim of a tragic trucking accident in Newtown, ND. Anthony James Gonzales was […]
Kaylin Verna Kesler Ray
Corvallis – Kaylin Verna Kesler Ray, age 69, passed away May 5, 2017 at her home. She was born February 8, 1948 in Fillmore, Utah, the first of three children […]
MONTANA 21ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Name Change of Kyle Willice Gehlen, Petitioner Cause No. DV-17-139/3 Dept. No. 1 NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED […]
Sales/Auctions VENDOR OPP – Western Heritage Days, downtown Stevensville, Saturday, June 17, 10 AM-6 PM, $50. Application at www.stevensvillemainstreet.com or inquire at: info@mainstreetstevensville.com or call 777-3773. Axmen Propane in […]
Wednesday, May 17 Course in Miracles Study Group A weekly ongoing and deepening discussion of A Course in Miracles, a journey of spiritual transformation will continue on Wednesday, […]
Stevi Stop & Go opens on Hwy 93
Greg Lanoue, a partner in the long time family business Stevi Café in downtown Stevensville, has stepped out to the highway (and the associated bike path) to open up a […]
Focus is on moving state forward
By Montana Governor Steve Bullock Montana currently has one of the fastest growing economies in the nation, with historic low unemployment and new businesses being created at record speed. […]
Outraged
I am outraged. How is it that law enforcement can yell at and bully me, and I cannot yell at and bully them? How is it that the court bureaucrats […]