Ronan students join ‘Paint the State’ education effort
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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...
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...
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...
“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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April Uhrich painted a depiction of the branching effects of meth use, located in Ronan Middle School outside the library.
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Loren Olson and Anaka Hardy used clay and painted tiles to portray a person drowning from the burdens and effects of meth, located in the Ronan Events Center near the hospitality room upstairs.
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Kailyn Marengo, Anastasia Hertz, and Rayna Tonasket painted a pair of posters located on the Access Montana Building in Ronan.
Issue Date: 7/26/2023
Last Updated: 7/26/2023 8:19:45 PM |
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