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Students spruce up park Students spruce up park

POLSON — For the past 30 years, Polson has been a “Tree City USA” and has participated in tree planting throughout the city in honor of Arbor Day.  On Friday, students from Nicole Camel’s eighth grade WEB class at Polson Middle School had the chance to help members of the City of Polson Parks Department plant a few trees in celebration of Arbor Day. Polson City Parks Foreman Walter Eggebrecht and John Campbell of Delaney’s Landscaping Center addressed the students about the significance of the trees in the city parks, the environmental importance of planting trees, and how they benefit the world around them.  Trees provide shade, clean the ai...


Ronan High School announces third quarter honor roll

Ninth grade 4.0 : Myla L. Bell, Lauryn T. Buhr, Kylee A. Kelch, Koda R King, Alexis R Luedtke, Hanna B. Lytton, Emma G. Smith   3.99-3.50: Amberli J. Anderson, Alorah S. Barker, Giselle A. Barron-Valenzuela, Jacob P. Beh JR, KooSkaniKai M. Bravehawk, Tristan M. Buckallew, Ridge W. Cote, Cal...


2022 Ken Rohrenbach Scholarship winner announced 2022 Ken Rohrenbach Scholarship winner announced

News from the Lake County Job Service POLSON — The Lake County Job Service Employer Committee (JSEC) is excited to announce the winner of the 2022 Ken Rohrenbach Scholarship: Jessica Shenyer. Jessica is a senior at Charlo High School and has participated in Montana Girls State, National Honors Soc...


Cherry Valley ‘Night of the Arts’ returns after COVID hiatus Cherry Valley ‘Night of the Arts’ returns after COVID hiatus

POLSON — Cherry Valley Elementary once again celebrated their students with their Night of the Arts event on April 28.  Over the past month, students have been doing animal artwork for this year’s theme of “Wild About Art.” Each student was able to display a piece of animal ar...


Mission Valley school board candidates profiled

LAKE COUNTY — School board seats throughout Lake County are up for contention this year with multiple people on the ballots for every school district. Ballots were mailed April 13 and are due at the election office in the Lake County Courthouse by mail or in person by 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 3.  A...


Tester offers help with military application process

News from the office of Senator Tester U.S. SENATE — Montanans are no strangers to military service, and if you, or someone you know, want to kick off your service to this country at West Point, the Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy, or the Merchant Marine Academy, you’ll need a Congressi...


Polson City Council discusses curfew

By Kristi Niemeyer for the Valley Journal POLSON — Youngsters in Polson may have a little less freedom to roam this summer if the Polson City Commission gives final approval to an ordinance that would establish a curfew for those under 18. The first reading last Monday met with unanimous approval....


Governor claims new restriction on ‘Montanans’ Right to Know’

News from Constance Van Kley, Upper Seven Law HELENA — In the 2021 legislative session, Governor Greg Gianforte implemented a new method of tracking legislation — the “Agency Bill Monitoring Form.” Shortly after the session ended, Montana citizen Jayson O’Neill submitted an...


Curious Savage enters final week on stage Curious Savage enters final week on stage

News and Photo from Port Polson Players POLSON — Port Polson Players in association with Mission Valley Friends of the Arts continue their 47th year with John Patrick’s classic comedy, The Curious Savage.  The show kicks off the 2022 theatre season at Polson’s beautiful Theatre o...


Polson school bond vote approaches Polson school bond vote approaches

POLSON — At Cherry Valley Elementary in Polson, the wriggly kindergarten and first grade students forming a line for recess are among those whose futures will be most impacted by votes cast in the next few weeks. After all, these kids are apt to spend the next 12 years learning, playing, and growing in...


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