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Kilty Edwards achieves spring 2023 Dean’s List

News from University of Dallas IRVING, Texas — Kilty Edwards of Polson was named to the spring 2023 Dean’s List at the University of Dallas for earning a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher. Edwards is a sophomore mathematics major. Undergraduate students at the University of Dallas must complete two years of fundamental coursework in the humanities, sciences, politics, mathematics and fine arts. Students must also complete coursework in Ancient Greek, French, German, Italian, Latin or Spanish. 


Superintendent submits Montana Indian language preservation rules

News from OPI HELENA — Following collaboration with Tribal leaders in Montana, Superintendent Arntzen submitted newly proposed rules on the Montana Indian Language Preservation (MILP) program to the Montana Secretary of State. During the 68th legislative session, HB 287, sponsored by Representativ...


Sweet Pride in July event brings community together Sweet Pride in July event brings community together

RONAN — Ronan held its ninth Sweet Pride in July celebration on Saturday, gathering in Ronan City Park to enjoy music, food, and community activities.  With a Top Chef-style charcuterie board competition, a pavilion full of games, music, and plenty of free food, the family friendly event hosted...


Art festivals come to Polson

POLSON — The Flathead Lake Festival of Art comes to Polson on July 22 and 23 for the first time in two years due to COVID-19. Held in Sacajawea Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days, the eighth annual Flathead Lake Festival of Art is put together by the nonprofit, Sandpiper Art Gallery and Gifts, br...


Governor secures $1,350 in property tax rebates for Montanans Governor secures $1,350 in property tax rebates for Montanans

News from the office of Governor Gianforte HELENA — Joining Representative Tom Welch, R-Dillon, Governor Greg Gianforte this week celebrated a new law which provides Montana homeowners up to $1,350 in property tax rebates over the next two years. “Property taxes are too high, which is why...


Port Polson Players announce new production Port Polson Players announce new production

News from the Port Polson Players POLSON — Hopeless nerd Rick Steadman (Kai McDonald) takes a ride on the wild side as the Port Polson Players continue their 48th season with Larry Shue’s masterpiece, “The Nerd.” But wait – there’s so much more to this riotous upside-...


Montana VA to unveil VA’s first mobile medical unit to treat veterans with depression

News from the Montana VA BILLINGS — Montana VA Health Care System (Montana VA) is hosting a ribbon cutting at 11 a.m. on July 21 at the Benjamin Steele VA Clinic in Billings to unveil a Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Mobile Medical Unit (MMU). Montana VA is also hosting a Heath Fair to he...


FWP seeks comment on draft environmental assessment of elk management plan

News from MT Fish, Wildlife & Parks HELENA — A draft environmental assessment (EA) of the 2023 Draft Elk Management Plan is now available for public review and comment. The draft EA is available on FWP’s website at: fwp.mt.gov/public-notices/news/2023/jun/0630-2023-draft-elk-managemen...


Polson police, business owners meets to improve public safety

POLSON — Interim Polson Police Chief George Simpson held a round table discussion on June 30 to discuss strategies for keeping the community safe with those living and working in downtown Polson.  “I’ve been in Polson about nine years now, and every summer we have an uptick in disor...


Almost half of Medicaid recipients reviewed in April lost coverage

MONTANA — Nearly half of Montanans whose Medicaid eligibility was reviewed in April lost coverage, according to new information published Tuesday by the state health department.  In total, 15,471 Montanans assessed in April had their Medicaid coverage discontinued, with the vast majority, just ...


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