Articles with the Tag: Montana
News from CSKT Division of Fire More than 1.3 million acres burned across Montana in 2017; making it one of the most significant wildfire years in history. While wildfires can occur at any time of the year, the majority of wildfires in Montana occur between May and September of each year. May i...
Q: John Heenan Grant Kier John Meyer Jard Pettinato Kathleen Williams What legislation would you support do to help create go...
Q: Troy Downing Russ Fagg Al Olszewski Matt Rosendale If elected, what legislation would you support to create good, high-paying jobs? ...
News from Youth Entrepreneurs HELENA – Youth Entrepreneurs (YE), a nationwide organization dedicated to teaching entrepreneurship skills to high school students, will launch in Montana in time for the next school year. The program is completely funded by private donors, including a gift from Wh...
News from the Governor’s Office of Community Service The Governor’s Office of Community Service, Montana Campus Compact, and Reach Higher Montana announced last week that 100 high school seniors from 52 communities across Montana were awarded $1,000 Youth Serve Montana Scholarships. These sc...
HAMILTON – Boxing fans from across Montana witnessed the future of boxing and cheered on young talent this past weekend. The Hamilton Eagles Boxing Club hosted the 2018 Montana Junior Olympic Boxing Tournament at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds in Hamilton on Friday and Saturday. Three local boxers from...
RONAN – A Washington company is using Ronan’s Mission Mountain Food Enterprise Center to produce prepared meals. Taste of Amazing is a Washington-based catering company that also makes prepared meals for Rosauers supermarkets. Since mid-March the company has been producing its line of heat-and-se...
News from The Flathead Reservation Human Rights Coalition, Inc. ST. IGNATIUS — Empower Montana will hold an event for teens, parents, educators, and community entitled “Unboxing Gender Teach In.” This event takes place from 5-8 p.m. on May 15, at Mission Valley United Methodist Church,...
News from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks ANACONDA – The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Anaconda watercraft inspection station intercepted a boat carrying zebra mussels on Friday, April 20. The cabin cruiser boat was being transported from Ohio to Puget Sound in Washington. The ins...
Ted Decker, a 1958 high school graduate, was working at the mill in Pablo when he got his draft notice. Rather than wait around to be called up, he went to the Polson office to volunteer for the draft and started his two years of service in September, 1961. Ted went to Ft. Ord, Califor...
