By Sarah and Andy Roubik, Corvallis If the current sign ordinance changes that are being discussed are implemented, the maximum sized off premise sign allowed on highway 93 in Ravalli […]
Thanks to recycling effort
One has to commend the members of the Board of Directors and the many volunteers that constitute the “Ravalli County Recycling” group in Hamilton. They have done a remarkable […]
Support for Natural Resource Policy
I recently attended a meeting in Hamilton, Montana regarding the Bitteroot Valley Natural Resource Policy which is located at http://www.rc.mt.gov/planning/range.mcpx. I am in support of the above-referenced policy. This […]
Support for Obama
I’m writing today to ask voters to reelect President Barack Obama and our farmer-Senator Jon Tester. Let me provide some insight as to why a conservative 84 year old great […]
Opposed to Obama
The truth is out – the Obama administration knew that the Benghazi attack was pre-planned within 24 hours afterward! Yet members of the Obama administration – including Obama, Clinton, […]
Time to purge Republicans
The people of the United States continue to hear of deaths and horrible injuries to our brave men and women in war zones while Republican Governors and Legislators around […]
Thursday, October 4 Daly Hospital blood drive The American Red Cross strives to collect over 700 pints of blood to meet the needs of patients in this area […]
Hamilton Senior Center activities Monday – 11:45 lunch, bingo on 1st & 3rd weeks, pinochle on 2nd week, 7 p.m. Tuesday – cloggers at 3 p.m., line dancing 6-7:30 […]
Natural resource policy ‘rally’ held
By Michael Howell The Bitterroot Natural Resource Recovery Committee, which has crafted a draft natural resources development policy for the county that is currently being edited by the Ravalli […]
County withdraws from Bitterroot Economic Development District
By Michael Howell The Ravalli County Commissioners, in an emotional meeting last week with representatives of the Bitter Root Economic Development District (BREDD), explained their reasons for withdrawing from […]
Forest Service offers compromise on fees for cabin use
By Michael Howell Dave Meyers, Supervisor of the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, has taken one step back on his proposal to enter the Gordon Reese cabin/warming hut at Chief Joseph […]
New Stevi airport manager appointed
At its September 13 meeting, the Stevensville Town Council confirmed the mayor’s appointment of Steve Knopp as the new manager of the Stevensville Airport. Knopp will not take over […]
DALE L. KEIL, Attorney at Law KEIL LAW FIRM, P.C. 315 South Main, Suite A Conrad, Montana 59425 Telephone: (406) 271-5575 Attorney for Estate and Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL […]
Sales/Auctions Multi-family garage sale. Sat. Sept. 29, 9-4. 800 College, Stevi. Household goods, clothes, chest freezer, fun stuff. MOVING SALE – Sept. 28-30, Fri-Sun, 10 AM-5 PM, 177 Garnet Drive, […]
Wolf treatment causes trip cancellation
It is reassuring to realize that there are people that have the courage to write letters and to speak out in defense of our rapidly disappearing wildlife. The letter […]
Our rights first
Should we sacrifice our Constitutional Rights at the altar of Foreign Policy? This election year has brought to the forefront a policy of appeasement and apology that puts foreign […]
Fires mismanaged
For many weeks now, we have been suffering from the effects of wildfires on our health, our livestock, and our homes. Small fires, that because of long standing policy, have […]
Support for Romney
Montana will probably vote for Mitt Romney as President, but without having Denny Rehberg in the Senate to remove Harry Reed as Senate boss, Romney would have to act in […]
Do the math
Mitt Romney has challenged us with one of those brain-teaser math problems, which I’ve never been much good at. But in the spirit of bi-partisanship, I’ll give it a […]
Hutterites don’t help local economy
When we moved to this area in 2008 we were happy to see the modest farmers’ market in Stevensville. Though we grow our own expansive gardens, it was reassuring […]