by Nathan Boddy Some people are able to take hard situations, and turn them into something new and wonderful. One such person is Stefani Jackson, who several years ago lost […]
Archives for March 2023
Dogs off-leash causing problems in Hamilton parks
by Nathan Boddy Amy Fox, Hamilton Director of Parks and Urban Forestry, says that she can sympathize with people who don’t want to keep their dog on a leash while […]
A different point of view
by David Leslie, Corvallis First my conclusion: “We the people” are in the midst of a national conversation about the core questions of ”who we are,” “what we believe” and “what […]
Invasion
by Jerry Esmay, Stevensville I again feel the need to talk about the invasion at our southern border. Several million illegal immigrants have entered our country in the last two years; […]
Zoning changes
by Joe Petrusaitus, Hamilton I understand that some small cities like Boulder, Nevada have growth limits each year because of their finances. The real estate boom we are experiencing cannot last. […]
Consider supporting Youth Outdoors Experience
by Jim Kalkofen, Stevensville Oftentimes, living in the Valley, when something comes along because forward-thinking folks want to preserve traditions and improve the future for area youth, it deserves support. […]
Response to Eric Knutson
by Kathy Love, Hamilton Two questions should be asked on anything that is brought before the legislature. Is it Constitutional and should we be doing it now? A COS is indeed […]
Stop HB 372
by Amy Greer, Corvallis The Legislature wants to amend trapping into the Montana Constitution by sneaking it in under hunting and fishing which are already protected as “the opportunity to harvest […]
Thank you, Hamilton public servants
by Kirsten Duke, Stevensville On behalf of two local homeschool co-ops, I would like to thank Hamilton’s public servants for a recent field trip, which was one of my personal favorites. […]
Rosalie Florence Recore
It is with great sadness that the Recore family announces the passing of Rosalie Florence (Tkaczyk) Recore of Stevensville, Montana on February 28, 2023. She was born in Whately on […]
Carol Agnes Spang
Stevensville – Carol Agnes Spang, 80 of Stevensville, MT, passed away in her sleep on Monday, Feb. 27, 2023 at home, as was her wish. She was born July 19, […]
Barbara McLaughlin
Victor – Barbara McLaughlin, 92, passed away Monday, February 27, 2023 at her home in Victor. Barbara was born on July 31, 1930 in Denver, CO to Gilbert and Katherine […]
Patricia J. Dunham
Stevensville – Patricia J. Dunham, 100 years and 6 months exactly, passed away Wednesday, March 1, 2023 at the Living Center in Stevensville. She was born September 1, 1922 in […]
Dialysis center coming to Hamilton
Bitterroot Health CEO, John Bishop, has announced that the organization will soon be bringing outpatient dialysis services to the Bitterroot Valley. A partnership with Dialysis Clinic Incorporated (DCI), Community Medical […]
Chili cook-off to benefit Stevensville police department
by John Dowd The Stevensville Police Department are hosting their second annual Chili Cook-off and invite the public to enter. The event is also a fundraiser to help the department […]
Scandinavian dinner to benefit new Hamilton fire station
by Nathan Boddy Faith Lutheran Church of Hamilton will be hosting its Scandinavian Fish Dinner again this year after a two year hiatus following the Covid 19 pandemic. The dinner […]
Teachers and librarians
by Wayne & Karin Stanford, Stevensville Unfortunately, a terrible bill attacking teachers and librarians narrowly passed the Montana House. HB 234 would institute an ambiguous definition of what books should be […]
We just want team players
by Jim Hamilton, Florence Oh my gosh, I was shocked to learn that the Family Values/Don’t Cancel Me party (Republicans) just got rid of one of their own. Marc Racicot, former […]
Angry man
by Mark Snider, Hamilton Lately I have been feeling angry and upset. I realized this fact when I started cursing when I made a mistake or dropped something accidentally. This anger […]
Noncitizen voting conundrum
by Dana Gentry, Corvallis Should noncitizens be allowed to vote? That seems to be the question before us in HB 402. Although it’s a bit vague, it clearly references noncitizens […]