Articles Written By: Tetona Dunlap
The 25th Mack Days Fishing Event began September 26 and will end on November 16 after twenty four days of lake trout fishing on Flathead Lake. The event runs on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays for eight weekends. Fish one day or several to enter the competition for up to $125,000 in cash and prizes-that is s...
ST. IGNATIUS – It could be a problem if no one ever picked up the trash along the highway. “We’d be knee deep in garbage,” said Daisie VandenBos, Mission High School student. On Sunday, fourteen students put on reflective vests and gloves to clean up a two-mile stretch...
CHARLO – The Lady Eagles went 0-3 this last week of play but not without putting up a fight in between. Thursday the Lady Eagles faced the tough hitting Lady Vikings on Charlo’s home court with the Lady Eagles falling 0-3. With 14 points scored on the serve, Tyra Michel led the Lady Eagles ...
News from YWAM Mission 21 RONAN — An opportunity to become part of something much larger than the local sphere is coming soon — a chance to live a radically real, relevant life with meaning, purpose and God adventures. A three-month Youth With A Mission Discipleship Training School &n...
RONAN — The City of Ronan will host an informational meeting in conjunction with the Montana Department of Transportation and KLJ Engineering to discuss planned improvements to Highway 93 within the city limits. The meeting will be held from 6-9 p.m. on Sept. 29 at the Ronan Community Center, 300 Third...
Ladies’ Day results for Aug. 5: T’s and F’s A Flight: Jeanne Newgard 31; Patti VanAcker 34; Kate Ulrich 35; Marg Davis 36; Patti Waterman 36 Low Putts: Lynne Miller 33Birdies: Lynne Miller #13; Jeanne Newgard #5 Nine Holes: Jane Irwin 21; Su Orchard 21 Low Putts: Su Orchard 16
POLSON — North Lake County Public Library will celebrate “Read an eBook Day,” on Thursday, Sept. 18. Everyone is encouraged to join in the fun. This worldwide digital reading event is designed to raise awareness for eBooks. To get started, you’ll need an active library card and an ...
ST. IGNATIUS – Angie Chrisman started cutting hair as a licensed stylist for humans but eventually found dogs easier to deal with — even after being growled at, bit and defecated on. “Dogs are much easier to work with than people,” said Chrisman, owner of Waggin’ Tails Dog Gr...
ST. IGNATIUS — After 15 months of negotiations, the St. Ignatius School District and certified employees have come to an agreement for the 2010-11 school year. The agreement includes a 4-percent increase on employees’ base salary. Employees will also receive a $50 increase per month in district h...
ARLEE —Ron Printz was only 2 years old when he got his first horse. He can recall having horses almost every year since. On his ranch on South Valley Creek Road in Arlee, Printz has had at different times, an assortment of more than 100 horses, hogs and cows during the past 20 or so years he has lived ...
