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by Sean Malcom The 44th annual Bitter Root Day festival was held Saturday, June 10th, outside the Ravalli County Museum in Hamilton.  Michelle Nowling, the executive director of the Ravalli […]

by Nathan Boddy It must have been quite a birthday for Arthur Alexander, who placed first in the 12-14 year old division on Saturday, June 17th. For his placement, Arthur […]

The Montana Motor Vehicle Division’s (MVD) Stevensville office is moving to a new location that will offer a more central location, improved customer experience, and expanded services starting on Monday, […]

All donations to be used for individual veteran needs by Sean Malcom Ravalli County resident Landen Conner, along with six fellow participants (including one service dog named Luna), marched into […]

by John Dowd One of the greatest American stories of heroism, adventure and exploration is undoubtedly that of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. This was an expedition that likely would […]

by John Dowd Recently, the 1 Horse at a Time Draft Horse Rescue received a large donation for a desperately needed trimming table. The need for the table arose from […]

by John Dowd “Education by observation,” said Pamela Priem when talking about how she learned so much about her bitterroots. Every year, Priem reaches out to a list of contacts, […]

The annual Western Heritage Days festival will not take place this year. One of Stevensville’s signature events for more than three decades, the festival could not muster enough volunteer support […]

Sapphire Lutheran Homes will celebrate the summer of 2023 with their free 11th Annual Summer Concert Series and Montana Shakespeare in the Parks. The Summer Concert Series is free and […]

by Sean Malcom The Splash Pad at Stevensville’s Lewis & Clark Park opened to the public on Saturday morning, June 10th. Storm clouds broke over the weekend, allowing the Splash […]

by John Dowd “Don’t lean on the door or it will pop open,” and, “thankfully, we’re not going to be going fast enough for it to be a big deal,” […]

by Nathan Boddy A group comprised of city officials, citizens and policy makers met on the sidewalks of Hamilton’s State Street on Thursday, June 1 to discuss the function of […]

by John Dowd “The Stevensville pool will open!” exclaimed Stephen Lassiter, Stevensville Parks Director. He, among others, have heard rumors that he immediately wanted to dispel. The rumors, not completely […]

by Sean Malcom Corvallis High School graduate and current ROTC cadet at Carroll College, Landen Conner, will be conducting a 22-mile ruck march to raise awareness about Veteran suicide in […]

Weekend fun in Lone Rock is going strong! Every Saturday, the Lone Rock Farmers Market will be open from 4 to 7 p.m. for a fun evening of activities at […]

by Jean Schurman There is a saying that it takes a village to raise a child. I believe it takes a village to make a strong community. In the ‘community’ […]

by Sean Malcom It was standing room only along Main Street in downtown Corvallis for the 103rd Annual Memorial Day Parade. The parade was put on by the Corvallis American […]

by John Dowd This Memorial Day, Christina Cain, a Missoula social worker who was raised in Stevensville, was afforded the opportunity to be a part of an outreach program in […]

by John Dowd On Tuesday, May 23, the driver of a Stevensville school bus was pulled over and the driver given a sobriety test. The driver is said to have […]