Stevensville High School is excited to announce its Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the graduating class of 2023. The Valedictorian, Madeline Sacry (right), has plans to go to Brown University in […]
Archives for April 2023
Bitterroot Health opens oncology wing
by John Dowd Last Thursday, Bitterroot Health held a grand opening for its new oncology department which has been in the works for nearly 23 months. Started in 2018, Bitterroot […]
Living with the land
by John Dowd Last Saturday, the Historic St. Mary’s Mission and Museum held another of a serious of presentations they call their Saturday Series. These talks are presented by Humanities […]
Meet more school trustee candidates
Victor Marci Smith My name is Marci Smith and I am running for Victor school district. My husband, Dave and I live on a farm in Victor that was homesteaded […]
Corvallis defeats Stevi in tennis
by Scott Sacry The tennis teams of Corvallis and Stevensville squared off in Corvallis on Tuesday, April 18th. It was a windy, chilly, and sometimes snowy day in Corvallis as […]
Hamilton tennis: boys win, girls lose to Dillon
by Scott Sacry The Hamilton tennis team played Dillon on Tuesday, April 18th. The boys rolled to a 7-0 victory while the girls lost 3-4. Boys singles: 1. Andy Purcell […]
Hamilton defeats Stevi, Stevi defeats Corvallis
by Scott Sacry On Tuesday, April 18th the Hamilton softball team traveled to Stevensville and defeated the Lady Yellowjackets 28-9. The teams combined for 37 runs and 34 hits over […]
Florence softball dominates Anaconda, Deer Lodge
by Scott Sacry The Florence softball team continues to dominate. They won 4 games last week, outscoring their opponents 76-7 in those games and improving to 9-0 on the season. […]
Sports Roundup
by Scott Sacry Track The track teams from Florence, Darby, and Victor joined 29 other schools to compete in the Seeley Swan Invitational at the MCPS Stadium in Missoula on […]
Clifford A. Ross
Clifford A. Ross, 68, passed away Monday, April 17, 2023 at home peacefully surrounded by his family after a short battle with cancer. He was born July 30, 1954 in […]
Ernest ‘Glenn’ Larson
Missoula – Beloved husband, brother, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, great-great-grandfather, and friend, Ernest “Glenn” Larson, 97, passed away in his sleep Sunday, Apr. 9, 2023, at his home in the Village […]
Pray for America
by Grace Wilson, Stevensville Thursday, May 4th, is national Day of Prayer. Yes, we still have a special day to pray for America, although you will probably not hear about it […]
A voice for parents
by Pat Earnest, Stevensville You have until next Tuesday, May 2nd to submit your ballot. At this point, I would suggest delivering it if you can and not trusting the […]
Important moment for Hamilton
by Ericka Dowd, Hamilton I grew up in a small town, one much smaller than ours. A place where a Class C basketball game draws all available residents, neighbors help neighbors, […]
Thank you, Corvallis
by Carol Peterson, Corvallis The Corvallis School District #1 is proud to make the last payment on the REA property that the taxpayers approved to buy five years ago. This has […]
Support Hamilton kids
by Katrina Mendrey, Hamilton Hamilton is experiencing growth. The facility and safety needs of our schools are changing. Our district has supported amazing programs and employs excellent teachers that set our […]
Vote yes on Hamilton bond, levy
by Marisa Neyenhuis, Hamilton I’m writing today to encourage folks to vote YES for the Hamilton School District’s Bond and Levy. As someone who went through the Hamilton school system in […]
No more tax levies
by James (Jim) L. Thomas, Corvallis Three years ago, I called to find out why my homeowner taxes had raised 10% (9.7%). The nice lady at the County Assessor didn’t know, […]
Landowner urges open space protection
by John Dowd “My philosophy is that you can always make more money, but you can’t make more land,” said Charlie DeVoe, a landowner in the Bitterroot Valley. He, among […]
Outdoor organizations gather for youth
by John Dowd Getting youth interested in carrying on the traditions of Montana is something at the forefront of the minds of many Bitterrooters. This is definitely the case for […]