By Michael Howell The Town of Stevensville got five applications in response to its advertisement for a town attorney position. After interviewing three of the applicants the mayor chose the […]
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Captain Justin T. Horsfall, a 1994 graduate of Stevensville High School, presented an American flag to Farmers State Bank on Thursday in honor of his mother, Kaye Horsfall. Kaye […]
Stevensville streetscape project update
Early in the week of June 25, Knife River will be completing the colored, stamped concrete at the northeast corner of 2nd and Main Street. On Monday, crews began the […]
Local wolf film to go national
True Wolf, a stirring feature documentary film produced by director Rob Whitehair, of Missoula-based production company, Tree & Sky Media Arts and w riter Bruce Weide of Hamilton has […]
Commissioners discuss reducing board to three members
By Michael Howell Commissioner Greg Chilcott started the discussion at last Tuesday’s meeting of the Ravalli County Commissioners stating that Ravalli County is only one of three counties to have […]
Potential replacements for commission seat named
By Michael Howell The Ravalli County Republican Central Committee has chosen a list of three names to submit to the County Commissioners as nominations for appointment to replace outgoing Commissioner […]
Bucs finish fourth at Lewistown
Bucs finish fourth at Lewistown The Bitterroot Bucs finished fourth in the Lewistown tournament on a windy Sunday after losing to the Gallatin Valley Outlaws, 8-7. Dustin Bierle was the […]
Florence Allstars start tourney season
Florence Allstars start tourney season
Bucs finish fourth at Lewistown
The Bitterroot Bucs finished fourth in the Lewistown tournament on a windy Sunday after losing to the Gallatin Valley Outlaws, 8-7. Dustin Bierle was the pitcher and finished with […]
‘Reining’ royalty
The Ravalli County Rodeo Queen contest was held Saturday at the Fairgrounds. Contestants competed for a chance to wear the sash and crown as the queen, Rodeo Princess or Little […]
Hospital donates to Hamilton school nurse program
By Michael Howell Last week, on behalf of the board and staff at Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital, Dr. Frederick Ilgenfritz handed over a check for $9,800 to Hamilton School […]
Stevi flooded with questions about high water bills
By Michael Howell For the Town of Stevensville sending out water bills this month was nothing like a routine operation. In fact, according to Mayor Gene Mim Mack, Town […]
Chamber director settling in
By Michael Howell As a Hamilton City Councilor and owner of a downtown business – The Paper Clip – you would think that Al Mitchell had enough to do. Not […]
Hamilton Schools superintendent retires
By Michael Howell Duby Santee is retiring after serving five years as Superintendent of the Hamilton School District. Santee didn’t start out as a teacher or an administrator. His first […]
Hamilton cell phone ban passes with amendment
By Michael Howell The Hamilton City Council passed an ordinance on second reading that will prohibit the use of handheld electronic devices while operating a motor vehicle in the city […]
FEMA offers reduced cost flood insurance program
By Michael Howell Officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) sponsored a community outreach meeting last week in Hamilton to explain the new Flood Insurance Rate Map for the […]
Hamilton Golf Club given notice of lease violation
By Michael Howell In early March of 2011, officials at the Department of Environmental Quality received an anonymous complaint that someone at the Hamilton Golf Club had dug a […]
Ravalli County whooping cough infections tapering off
By Michael Howell After hitting the top of list for the most confirmed cases of whooping cough (aka pertussis) of any county in the state, Public Health Nurse Judy […]