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Commissioners approve Moiese Meadows SubdivisionBy Michael Howell Ravalli County Commissioners approved the Moiese Meadows Subdivision last week with at least one caveat, that the decision could possibly be annulled by an upcoming District Court ruling. More...
Hamilton City Attorney takes oath of officeBy Michael Howell Almost four months after being appointed to a two-year term as Hamilton City Attorney, Ken Bell was quietly sworn into office on June 11, 2007. More...
Eckert survives rolloverBy Michael Howell Conrad "Connie" Eckert, Sr., owner of Eckert's Septic Service of Stevensville, is a lucky man, according to his wife, Carolyn. And not just because he married her, but because he was lucky enough to survive the single vehicle accident that ruined their large septic pumping truck last week. More... Tester keeps in touchBy Michael Howell In an effort to keep in touch with constituents throughout the state, Senator Jon Tester has instituted, on a somewhat regular basis, a telephone press conference with small newspapers from around the state. The aim is to give those small Montana newspapers without the resources for a Washington D.C. correspondent the chance to be informed about U.S. Senate actions affecting the state as well as the chance to ask questions on any topic. More... County won't stop Lost Horse Quarry mining proposalBy Michael Howell On Monday, July 23, the Ravalli County Commissioners considered a motion to direct the Road and Bridge Department to withdraw its request to the U.S. Forest Service to re-activate the Lost Horse Quarry. The Darby Ranger District is considering a proposal from the Ravalli County Road and Bridge Department to re-open the Lost Horse Quarry located about 4.5 miles up Lost Horse Road, just across the road from the bridge that crosses Lost Horse Creek. More... |
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