Articles with the Tag: Arlee
ST. IGNATIUS – Although the Lady Bulldogs roughed through Thursday’s loss to Loyola-Sacred Heart at home, they bounced back and took a pair of wins from Eureka. While keeping it close, MAC struggled to gain their bats on the ball, limiting themselves to only three hits against Loyola-Sacred He...
POLSON – In Polson on Thursday, teams from Charlo, Arlee, Two Eagle River, St. Regis, Superior, Noxon, and Hot Springs fought for district titles and a spot at the State competition. The Vikings and Lady Vikings had no problem securing their spots as they dominated the competition, with Charl...
ARLEE – Newly elected board members Lisa Koetter and Wendy Forgey were sworn in last week to replace Shelly Fyant and Richard Bachmeier. Rick Desjarlais was nominated as the new head chair and Kris Gardner as the vice chair. Superintendent George Linthicum thanked the outgoing members and the newly app...
ARLEE — Free breakfast and lunch will be served to children at Arlee Schools from June 6 - Aug. 8. Breakfast is 8:30-10:30 a.m., and lunch is served 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
ARLEE — On May 6 voters elected two new school board members and failed to pass four proposed mil levies for the district. Wendy Forgey and Lisa Koetter will join the board, after receiving 134 and 143 votes respectively. Lorie DeTienne and Elias L. Peak were defeated with 63 and 64 votes resp...
Polson hosted all six valley schools on Tuesday for a Lake County showdown on the track and in the field. The Pirates and Lady Pirates dominated with both the boys and girls taking the first place team crowns. Pirates came away with a top score of 181 and the Lady Pirates scored a 199.66. Charlo bo...
ARLEE – Before Downtown Dance Collective students paid tribute to The Beatles during their Saturday performance, Rylee Belcourt, 10, described her favorite move in her choreographed dance as “really cool.” “We do this pop move where your arm goes up and up and then it swoops down b...
PABLO — Kids were dancing, kids were playing double ball, kids were learning about correct hand washing and teeth brushing and kids were planting peppers and beans at the children’s health fair on April 30. The health fair came about because Salish Kootenai College Bachelor of Science in Nursi...
MISSOULA – Several athletes from the Ronan, Arlee, and Charlo girls’ teams made their mark in the top spots at the Big Sky Small Schools meet on Friday. Scarlet Becca Whitesell took home the gold in the 1,600 meter, finishing in first place and Maiden Aspen Jore came home with a first p...
MISSOULA – The Missoula County Stadium was abuzz on Tuesday with athletes from all around the west side of the state competing at the Russ Pilcher Western Montana Top 10 Meet. In order to compete, athletes had to record top-ten scores in their events throughout the season. Three boys...
