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New Hi Country owner pursuing opportunities for growth
Hi Country is officially under new ownership for the first time since it was founded in 1976 and Travis Byerly has big plans for the future of the...
New taxiway under construction at Lincoln Airport
The Lincoln Airport has become a lot more visible in the last couple weeks, following the removal of the trees and old building east of the aviation facility’s main gate. “Everybody hated to see...
Final load of mine waste removed from UBMC
Representatives from the partner agencies involved in the cleanup of Upper Blackfoot Mining Complex gathered at the repository along Highway 279...
PureView holds board meeting in Lincoln, addresses questions about Parker Medical
The Lewis and Clark County Commission approved an agreement Thursday, Sept. 5 that would end the county's relationship with PureView Health Center. Th...
Work underway on Lincoln sewer system; State Revolving Fund loans approved for project
Lincoln’s aging sewer system is getting a much-needed upgrade with the help of two loans for the State Revolving Fund approved last month. Governor Steve Bullock officially announced the approval...
The Geriatric Great Divide Extravaganza
A small horse pulling a tiny covered wagon is an interesting sight. A small horse pulling a tiny covered wagon from the Mexican border to the...
Photos: The 55th Annual Helmville Labor Day Rodeo
This year's rodeo was dedicated to the memory of Kathy Daniels, a lifelong Helmville resident who dedicated more than 45 years of service to the...
Holdover
Lincoln Firefighters spent several hours Thursday evening, Aug. 22, battling a fire burning deep inside a large cottonwood on the southeast corner of...
Heritage Tourism Council visits with Cemetery District trustees at Lincoln meeting
The Lewis and Clark County Heritage Tourism Council held their August meeting in Lincoln, with members taking the opportunity to visit the historic Li...
Fiddler's Contest takes the stage at Wilderness
The Montana State Old Time Fiddlers Contest in Lincoln last weekend seemed to be a hit. "It went really well," said Montana State Old Time Fiddlers...
Reshaping the Crown
From downtown Lincoln you can now head for miles in any direction and still say you're within the Crown of the Continent, thanks to the work done by...
There's a new Librarian in town
For the first time in nearly four decades, the Lincoln Library has a new librarian handling the literary needs of the community. Kate Radford took...
Block Party celebrates 26 years of Blackfoot Challenge
The Blackfoot Challenge celebrated their second annual Block Party in Downtown Ovando Wednesday, Aug. 14, marking the collaborative organizations 26th...
Community Hall boasts new back porch, additional improvements
Last week a group of volunteers completed the final step in the Lincoln Community Hall kitchen remodel that started last year, as they tore off the...
A car to take you back in time
Ryan Alter of Missoula says you don't drive a DeLorean if you aren't prepared to be noticed. Alter, who owns the custom IT firm Alter Enterprises,...
Cool, wet weather helps dampen area fires; Flesher Acres evacuation lifted
Mike Almas' Type 2 Incident Management Team bid farewell to Lincoln as they handed over management of the Horsefly and Nevada Creek fires to Shane...
State Fiddler's contest coming to Lincoln
Lincoln will be filled with the music of fiddles on the weekend of Aug. 23-25 as the Montana State Old-Time Fiddlers Association brings their state...
The Bard in the Burner
A group of seven performers who took the stage at the Delaney Mill TeePee Burner Wednesday, Aug. 7 to read some of their favorite passages from the...
Arts and Music Festival, Trails Day weather weekend storms
Things looked pretty grim for the success of the 3rd Annual Lincoln Arts and Music Festival and the first Lincoln Trails Day event last weekend, as a...
Fire season rears its head
The smoke plume that rose over the mountains east of Lincoln Monday seemed like a rerun as the Horsefly Fire erupted to life only about a mile west...
New superintendent, staff members ready for upcoming school year
The first day of school is just two weeks away and students returning to Lincoln Public Schools can expect to see some different faces on the staff...
Lincoln firefighters lend a hand with North Hills Fire
The Lincoln Volunteer Fire Department provided support to agencies battling the North Hills Fire near Helena, but with fire season ramping up and...
MCC intern working to highlight Lincoln-area trails
Whether it's hiking, horseback riding or off-highway vehicles, information on the various public trails around Lincoln can be hard to come by, for...
Another new fire emerges in the Flesher area
LINCOLN Aug, 5, 2019 - A new column of smoke visible from downtown Lincoln is the result of a new fire about a mile west of the Black Diamond Fire... Full story
New fire burning near Flesher Pass, public meeting planned
LINCOLN Aug, 2, 2019 - A fire that came to life Friday afternoon burned 40 to 50 acres a little less than two miles miles west of the top of Flesher... Full story
