Articles from the November 7, 2018 edition
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Downed pole causes power outage
A downed power pole, located across Highway 200 from Hi Country Snack Foods, knocked out electricity to about 700 Lincoln-area residents. According to Butch Larcombe with Northwestern Energy, the...
Lewis and Clark County proclaims Nov. 2, 2018 'Bob Bushnell Day'
In honor of his years of effort fighting the War on Weeds, County Commissioners declared Nov. 2, 2018 "Bob Bushnell Day" in Lewis and Clark County. Commission Chairman Andy Hunthausen began Lincoln...
Lincoln kids find support for skate park
When Lincoln Schools English teacher Philip Reed heard two of his students discussing Pearl Jam drummer Jeff Ament's skatepark project last year, he encouraged them to write in to the foundation,...
Group interment of unclaimed human 'cremains' scheduled at Lewis and Clark County Cemetery
Lewis and Clark County is hosting an interment ceremony Nov. 20 at 10:30 a.m. for the cremated remains of 153 individuals who died in the county over the years, but whose remains have never been picked up. County Commissioner Susan Good Geise told...
Lincoln School honors volunteers for efforts over past two years
An assembly at Lincoln School provided the administration with a perfect time to honor Gwyn and Scott Jensen for their volunteer work at the school for the last two years. The Jensens, from Helena,...
Kids and Costumes on Halloween
More than a hundred costumed kids hit downtown Lincoln for the annual Halloween Walk, Oct. 31 The walk has given Lincoln kids a chance to trick or treat safely, going door to door at local businesses...
Rewinding and Unwinding at the Lincoln Community Benefit
This year's Lincoln Valley Chamber of Commerce Community Benefit saw the Lincoln Community Players turn to the way-back (or the only-a-little-way-back) machine to recreate some of their funniest...
Junior High Lynx meet Drummond in basketball duel
Junior high games, especially at the beginning of the season, can be a combination of mass pandemonium and falling-down frustration as every player on the court grabs for the elusive ball. On the...
JH Prospectors hit gold against Lincoln
Twenty four hours after a tough defeat against Drummond, the spunky junior high Lynx ran out on the home court for another lop-sided match-up against the Prospectors from Philipsburg. Trever Tolan,...
Good neighbors, good fences
Robert Frost wrote that one time he came upon the owner of the land next to his. The man was building a fence in the woods, where there was no actual need for one. When Frost asked him why, the fellow...
Lincoln Senior Center Holiday Happenings
Senior Center Membership Christmas Party Thursday, Dec. 6 from 11:30a.m. to 2:30 p.m. $10.00 Gift Exchange/Potluck Dessert Sign up at Senior Center by November 30 (RSVP) Angel Tree Sign up by Nov 30. Need: Kids Name, Age, Size, Wants Also, parents...
Hunting Season Picks up Pace Across West-Central Montana
Hunter activity and harvest picked up in the third weekend of the general big game season in west-central Montana. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks reports that after a slow start to the season, the...
Be Bear Aware, Take Care! Food Storage Requirements in-place on National Forest
HELENA –As hunting season unfolds, forest and wildlife officials want to share some tips and rules with recreationalists to help minimize their chances of encountering bears this fall. All who want...
'Bells of Peace' to ring November 11, 2018
The World War One Centennial Commission – along with the Pritzker Military Museum & Library, the Society of the Honor Guard of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the National Cathedral, The...
Forest Service Offices Closed in Observance of Veterans Day
HELENA, MONT., November 6, 2018-The Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest offices will be closed on Monday, November 12th in observance of Veterans Day; offices will reopen on Tuesday, November 13th....
