Members of Ronan's Academic Bowl team wait to see if the answer they've given to a question is correct.

Ronan wins 2026 Academic Bowl

RONAN — A team of middle schoolers from Ronan made their school proud, bringing home the traveling trophy for this winter’s annual Lake County Academic Bowl. The Ronan team of sixth, seventh and eighth gr...

Western A Divisional Track meet

Representative Brad Barker House District 55 (Carbon County)

Legislative Notes

Over the past 40 years, Montana’s property tax burden quietly shifted from natural resource extraction and industries to homeowners. From 2003 to 2023 alone, residential property as a percentage of the total taxab...

Jury trial scheduled for fatal shooting in Polson

POLSON — Ashley Whitmore, 33, will face a jury trial on March 9 in Lake County District Court on one charge of deliberate homicide in the shooting death of 39-year-old Adam Mowatt of Polson. She was arraigned Nov. 20 in Lake County District Court before the Honorable John Mercer, where she...

14C District Tournament

Annie Garbagnati remains productive while social distancing.

Wild photo for April 22, 2020

Bird watching: Come rain, sun or snow, birds are getting ready for their busy season.

Wild photos for April 15, 2020

Wild photos for March 18, 2020

CSKT Communications Director Robert McDonald fields questions about “The Water Keepers,” which debuted at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival. Casey Ryan stands to his left. Both McDonald and Ryan were the film’s co-producers.

‘Water Keepers’ documentary to be shown at various local venues

“The Water Keepers,” a documentary film that chronicles the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes’ groundbreaking water-measurement program, will be shown at Ninepipes Lodge on March 18. The 6 p.m...

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From Apple Hill to Iwo Jima: Mission resident shares service story

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Charlie Jacquier of St. Ignatius reminisced recently with a neighbor about his military service and the the battle of Iwo Jima.

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An old newspaper clipping with a photo of Charlie in uniform reads that he’d returned to duty following wounds he received in the Pacific on Feb. 20. He was awarded the Silver Star and Purple Heart for his valiant actions under fire.