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Block Management continues decline despite increased pay cap Block Management continues decline despite increased pay cap

MONTANA — The number of acres enrolled in Block Management, a hunting access program managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, has continued its gradual decline despite efforts to bolster landowner interest in the program. Hunters have been tracking revisions to Block Management, hopeful that changes to the landowner reimbursement payment structure authorized by the last two Montana Legislatures can reverse flagging participation in the program and help alleviate concerns about crowding as sales of hunting licenses climb. As the last week of the general rifle hunting season approaches, Montana Free Press’ analysis of 2024 Block Management data finds that landowner particip...


Polson seniors for Dec. 4, 2024

POLSON - Thanksgiving is never over. It’s every day of the year. We are grateful to those who support our Polson Senior Community Center: the lunch program, the volunteers, and our staff.  Christmas is coming sooner than you think. It’s not  too late for See’s Candy. Priced at ...

Warm meals, care shared in Mission Valley communities Warm meals, care shared in Mission Valley communities

MISSION VALLEY — Three free Thanksgiving Day Community Dinners are set to be prepared and served or packaged in different areas of the Mission Valley. Each dinner event provides a unique story of how it began and why it remains important to the people served and the people serving. Polson For o...

Building a community with character Building a community with character

POLSON — At Cherry Valley Elementary, we are building more than just new classrooms; we are nurturing a strong, kind, and healthy community, one character trait at a time. Our district has proudly adopted a program focused on equipping students with essential skills that pave the way for their success ...

Multi-faceted cattle business part of state’s biggest industry Multi-faceted cattle business part of state’s biggest industry

LAKE COUNTY — Beef cattle is the state’s leading moneymaker, a fact that holds true at the local level with the county home to many cattle operations – both large and small. According to an MSU Census of Agriculture, more than 67% of land in Lake County is classified as farm land. Montan...

Nonprofits invited to annual ‘Holiday Retreet’

News from Friends of the Lake County Fairgrounds LAKE COUNTY — Lake County nonprofit businesses are invited to help create a holiday forest scene inside the Ronan Community Center during the annual Lights Under the Big Sky event. Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three decorated trees receivi...

St. Ignatius seniors for Nov. 20, 2024

ST. IGNATIUS  — We will have a table at the 4-H Bazaar on Dec. 14 at the St. Ignatius High School.  We will have baked goods and crafts. Donations for the bake sale will be welcomed. We had good participation in the bingo day on Nov. 9 with two blackouts. So each winner got $40 and a turke...

Polson seniors for Nov. 20, 2024

POLSON  — The Country Store is up and running. This fine group of volunteers are continuing to provide low cost clothing and household items to those in need in our community. You can help with donations of time and financial support for this long-time community service organization. The Polson...

Arlee Seniors for Nov. 20, 2024

ARLEE — Happy Thanksgiving from the Arlee Senior Citizens Board Days are getting shorter, wind is blowing the leaves you raked all over lawn, nights are below freezing, but the beauty of sunny and cloudy days with a little rain mixed in prepares us for those cold winter nights. Events: Arlee s...

Granddaughter fulfills veteran grandfather's promise Granddaughter fulfills veteran grandfather's promise

For her entire life, Emilie McGrath heard stories about her grandfather, Raymond William Latty, even though he died many years before her birth. Her father John Latty kept his Pops’ memory alive by sharing stories about him all through her growing up years. Raymond grew up living and working on a fa...

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