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by John Dowd “He cares about this community and it’s evident in the way he patrols,” said Hamilton Police Chief Steve Snavely about Police Lieutenant Bob Liercke. Chief Snavely is […]

The North Valley Public Library in Stevensville is seeking 2.5 acres of land that is within walking distance of downtown Stevensville and the schools in town for the purpose of […]

by John Dowd For many people, gym class is the one young people take because it is required by the curriculum, and for many gym teachers, it may be considered […]

by John Dowd After months of prep work, last Saturday’s Stevensville Police Department Annual Chili Cook-Off was by all accounts a success. Drawing nearly 100 people, and making over $10,536, […]

Hamilton schools to run bond and levy by Nathan Boddy The Hamilton School District hosted a Town Hall on Tuesday, March 14th in order to share information about an upcoming […]

by Michael Howell Last Wednesday, March 15, the Bitterroot National Forest responded to media reports on mineral explorations on Sheep Creek in a press release. West Fork District Ranger Dan […]

by John Dowd For some, American history starts when Europe reached across the Atlantic to touch the shores of the ‘New World.’ According to Carl Davis, it should be more […]

by Nathan Boddy It came as an unfortunate and jarring shock to Jessica Fitzpatrick, founder and Executive Director of HEARTism Community Center in Corvallis, when her organization was given a […]

The shampoo, laundry detergent and toothpaste are piling up in the window display at Chapter One for their Loads of Dignity supply drive. The drive is part of a larger […]

by John Dowd Bitterroot Health broke ground last Wednesday for a new planned healthcare facility in Darby. The facility will be called the Darby Scripps Clinic, and according to Bitterroot […]

by John Dowd The first annual Montana Matters Banquet went off without a hitch, say event organizers. Tom Powers, a leading member of Montana Matters and Montana Conservation Elders, wanted […]

by Nathan Boddy The group of people who’d come to Chapter One Bookstore to meet renowned author David Quammen had already filled the front of the store by the time […]

by John Dowd Montana is often described as a place with such natural beauty that it moves and inspires people, or so would be said by the authors of “On […]

The Bitterroot National Forest signed the Decision Notice for the 48,486-acre Mud Creek Project in January.  The decision authorized the forest to move forward with planning and implementing fuels reduction, […]

Summit Career Center is accepting applications for its spring 2023 program in Stevensville through March 20, with classes beginning April 3. The center’s new Missoula program is also accepting new […]

On March 9th, following a public hearing, the Stevensville Town Council approved the final plat for Phase I of the Burnt Fork Estates subdivision. Phase I involves six lots for […]