Articles with the Tag: Polson
CORVALLIS – The Pirates played a physical game in Corvallis on Friday and came away with the 28-6 victory. Head Coach Scott Wilson was impressed with his defense. “They played a great game,” he said. “They pursued the ball and were much more physical this week.” S...
HAMILTON – Polson’s Lady Pirates met up with tough competition last weekend in the two day South West Conference class A Tip Off tournament hosted in Hamilton. Polson tied for second place, 7-4. The first day of the tournament was mental for the Lady Pirates as they came up flat as a ...
POLSON — School district 23’s board of trustees passed a two percent raise for both Superintendent Linda Reksten and the administrative staff at the Sept. 9 meeting. The raises were tabled at the August school board meeting so information on other Class A schools could be collected. Administra...
News from the Lake County Buckle Up Coalition POLSON — A car crash can happen at anytime, often when least expected by the driver. Securing your children properly in age and size appropriate child safety seats, in the back seat of your vehicle, is the most effective thing you can do to protect them ...
POLSON — The Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb, a Palestinian Christian, will preach at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Polson on Sunday, Sept. 22. Services begin at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Raheb is a resident of Bethlehem and pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Christmas Church, which established a sister church ...
POLSON — Aircraft of all sorts — helicopters, biplanes, floatplanes, trainers, homebuilts, experimental and antique planes — rolled onto the tarmac at the Polson Airport on Saturday for the Polson Fly-In. The SuperKing Air F90 plane made an appearance; the aircraft belongs to Metro Aviat...
POLSON — Cub Scouts in Polson Pack 4947 will be knocking on doors of businesses and residences soon, taking pre-orders for Trails End popcorn products to fundraise for camp and other events. The annual fundraiser begins Sept. 27. Special “mystery houses” serve as incentive for cubs. For ...
LAKE COUNTY — Wednesday marks 12 years since a small group of terrorists orchestrated an attack that left 2,996 people from 90 countries dead, the World Trade Center demolished and the Pentagon damaged. S&K Technologies CEO Tom Acevedo was in Washington D.C. that day for a meeting with U.S...
POLSON — From a listening session with the state’s eight tribal leaders in Missoula on Sept. 4, Senator Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, and Senator Jon Tester continued on to the Flathead Reservation on Sept. 5. “Jon said I had to see Montana,” Cantwell said, since she is chair...
POLSON — With a short agenda, the Polson City Commissioners breezed through their meeting on Sept. 4. They passed resolution No. 1048, to participate in the State of Montana 457(b) adoption agreement, deferred compensation plan administered by the Montana Public Employee Retirement Administrat...
