As Thanksgiving Day approaches, Bitterroot and Missoula Valley families are expressing their gratitude by giving back. Residents are filling shoeboxes with fun toys, school supplies and hygiene items to send […]
Archives for November 6, 2018
Vintage & Collectibles
YESTERDAY’S THINGS will have special sales now until Christmas! Miscellaneous, collectibles and nice secondhand plus furniture. Come enjoy the shop and check out the Christmas section. 221 S. 1st (Hwy […]
Hearing on Name Change – Nguyen Tri Trinh
Lawrence D. Johnson 345 West Main Street P.O. Box 500 Hamilton , Montana 59840 phone: 406-363-1655 Attorney for Petitioner MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF […]
Notice to Creditors – Rex E. Overton
John D. Greef ATTORNEY AT LAW P.O. Box 212 Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 363-9060 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF […]
Audubon – For the birds of the Bitterroot
No one does more for birds in the Bitterroot Valley than the Bitterroot Audubon Society, the local chapter of the National Audubon Society. They are more than a group of […]
In harm’s way
By Charles Sleath, Hamilton What kind of nation are we that we would rejoice in sending our sons and daughters in harm’s way? They go for the honor, and […]
Darkness
By Peter Lethenstrom, Stevensville Democracy dies in darkness… the Washington Post. What do you think?
The free press
By Allen E. Barr, Stevensville The media is claiming that there is an attack on the free press. The importance of a free press is beyond question. James Madison […]
Refugees, not immigrants
By Star Jameson, Hamilton I am deeply disturbed that the media refer to the thousands travelling north through Mexico from South America as “immigrants.” Is this some way of whitewashing […]
America divided – do the ends justify the means?
By Allen B. Gates, Stevensville America is divided by political polarization and cultural turmoil! Not since the Civil War has there been such polarization and cultural turmoil. The causes […]
Applicants interviewed for vacant Stevi council seat
On Thursday, November 1, three applicants vying for a Ward 2 position on the Stevensville Town Council were interviewed by Councilors Robin Holcomb and Stacie Barker. The Council will […]
Report on impact of declining timber harvest on Bitterroot economy released
Patrick Barkey and Todd Morgan of the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of Montana delivered a summary presentation of the results of their study commissioned […]
Hamilton christens new field with big win
It was a beautiful day for football for the Hamilton Broncs. Not only was it their first playoff game in their chase for the state championship but they also got […]
On to state for the Lady Falcons
After sitting out for a week due to medical reasons, Sarah Hopcroft came back with a bang for the Western B Divisional. She opened with a huge kill against St. […]
Lady Blue Devils cruise to state
The Corvallis Blue Devils are headed back to Bozeman for the Class A state tournament after winning the Western A Divisional tournament. They will open the tournament against Glendive, the […]
Darlene M. Cook
Victor – Darlene M. Cook, also known as “The Pie Lady”, 82, passed away Monday, October 15, 2018 at the Marcus-Daly Hospice Center in Hamilton. Darlene was born January 2, […]