Sculpture in the Wild a finalist for tourism award
Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild has been chosen as one of three finalists up to receive a Montana Tourism Award in the category of Heritage and Cultural Tourism. Nominated alongside...
Legislative Roundup: Medicaid expansion, Coal bill tabled, CWD, Infrastructure
People filled the Montana Capitol Saturday to testify during an all-day hearing on two competing bills that would extend Medicaid expansion, some of...
Trapper Ed class set for April 6 in Missoula
A trapper education class is planned for Missoula on Saturday, April 6 from 8:30am to 5pm at the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 2 Office...
UM Helps Create National Center for Rural School Mental Health
MISSOULA – The U.S. Department of Education has awarded nearly $10 million to establish a National Center for Rural School Mental Health. Dr. Ryan...
Shed hunters should give wildlife a break
Late winter can be a stressful time for deer and elk with deep snow, limited food options and depleted fat reserves. That’s why Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is asking shed hunters and other...
Fireman's Ball comes together after demanding winter
Lincoln firefighters descended on the Lincoln Community Hall Friday afternoon and Saturday morning to prepare the hall for their annual Fireman's...
32nd Annual Pete Sitch Tournament sees good turnout and support
Dave Sitch said his family is so thankful and appreciative for the continued support of the Pete Sitch Memorial Basketball Tournament. This year...
Lincoln School to increase minimum age to attend preschool next year
The Lincoln School Board has voted to raise the minimum age to attend Lincoln's free pre-school from three to four years old. Montana is one of nine...
Op/Ed: Time to cut long vacant positions in state agencies
Your Republican led legislature is in the process of compiling the budget for the next two years. We are not just talking about efficient state...
Op/Ed: Don't tax Montanans' medicine cabinets
Politicians in Helena need to understand that good intentions and well wishes don’t count for much when their decisions cause harm to Montanans. Montanans are aware of the damage the opioid...
Dear Dietician: Cancer and nutrition
Dear Readers, Today I am writing about a topic near to my heart: nutrition and cancer, or more pointedly, nutrition myths and cancer. My clinical...
Lincoln Out of Date
March 19, 1969 Local Chamber Has A Name A fiveman steering committee has decided to name the new organization 'Lincoln Valley Chamber of...
Grandmother Ethel
With most of the news being about politics these days, I think often about our maternal grandmother who was a dedicated Republican in the Eisenhower...
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