Articles with the Tag: Polson
POLSON – A St. Ignatius man who robbed a German national and a Charlo man last year was sentenced to five years in the Department of Corrections on Jan. 3. District Judge James A. Manley departed from the recommended sentence in a plea agreement that called for a five-year deferred sent...
RONAN – Frenchtown slipped by Ronan 34-31 to win the championship round on Saturday during the Dave Edington Western Montana Duals, an event hosted by the Chiefs. The Chiefs made their way to the championship round by defeating Arlee 74-0, Townsend 61-12, Bigfork 59-9, Flathead 42-27 and Columbia Fa...
POLSON — The difference between a cat and a comma: One has claws at the end of its paws and the other is a pause at the end of a clause. We still have several of each kind of See’s Candy but they’re going fast. If you’re superstitious about Friday the 13th and stay home, you&rsq...
Lake County District Court Judge James A. Manley is trying to make a difference in the lives of drug users and the community at large. A $360,000 grant from the U.S. Justice Department is expected to come in the spring and could be implemented by summer, he said. Manley wants to use those funds to set up ...
POLSON — Lake County Commissioners will hold a public meeting about Public Law 280 at 10 a.m. Jan. 11 in room 211 of the Lake County Court house. The public will hear both sides of the financial issues surrounding the federal law that defines criminal jurisdiction of Tribal members within the reservati...
LAKE COUNTY – Snowplows across the county are rolling over the roads with their blades down to clear billions of fallen flakes. Three separate departments work different locations to cover the county. The Montana Department of Transportation works to keep the highways clear, the county takes care of wh...
POLSON — The first Polson Chamber meeting of 2017 will feature Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Communications Director Robert McDonald. The luncheon meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 4 at the KwaTaqNuk Resort from noon until 1 pm. A graduate of Western Montana University with a degree...
It’s been about six months since Chriss and Laurie Stutzman opened their furniture store, and the business has done exceptionally well, Chriss said. “We believe our furniture sells itself once people get to see it, feel it and touch it,” he said. The furniture is Amish-crafted and 95 ...
News from Waddell & Reed POLSON — Kenneth Bret Richardson has been named one of a select group of Waddell & Reed’s financial advisors who qualifies for the firm’s Career Development Conference. Waddell & Reed holds its CDC several times each year for financial advisors t...
Polson man charged with 7th DUI POLSON — Murnice Edwin Myers pleaded not guilty to DUI in District Court Dec. 28. Myers was stopped at the intersection of Highway 93 and Pablo Light Road in Pablo because his taillights were out. He performed poorly on field sobriety tests and could not blow an acc...
