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Bill Gallagher, former Polson resident, dies

Bill Gallagher, the former chairman of the Montana Public Service Commission, has died.

Tribes finish spring netting on Flathead Lake

Glacier Park open for summer tourist season

Polson girls capture ninth straight divisional tennis title

Mariners sweep Loggers

2015 State A Softball Preview

Polson Dollars for Scholars has big impact on students

As one member of the Polson Dollars for Scholars Scholarship Committee I would like to share some information with you.  Our organization has been involved in providing scholarships for Polson graduates since 2002.  Since that time, we have provided $161,150 to 244 graduates. This year we will increase that amount to $214,650 and 288 students.

River Honoring celebrates Flathead River in Native culture

Lady Pirates win Butte softball tourney

Polson track teams enter divisionals in Libby

Ronan track teams win at districts

Charlo boys win district track title

Polson tennis gears up for divisionals

Nagy sisters an asset to Charlo high school sports

Coach Krantz retires after 30 years

Plea deal nixed in hammer beating

Flathead Reservation wildlife board meets

Snowplow crews make final push to Logan Pass

Car crashes into school bus near Polson

Montana Stockgrowers announces scholarship

Polson High School Band State Festival Results

Indian rodeo association president sentenced for fraud

Grizzly golf tourney in Ronan

            Thursday, May 14, is the final day to sign up for the Annual Tana Bockman Memorial Golf for the Griz Tournament. The tourney will be held in Ronan on Friday, May 15. The co-ed scramble is an opportunity for area golfers to meet and play golf with University of Montana Grizzlies coaches and staff. Several U of M coaches, including new Head Football Coach Bob Stitt, will be playing. Golf play will be followed by a whole pig barbecue and trimmings.

Ronan girls fourth in golf divisionals

Ronan placed fourth in the Class B divisional golf tournament Tuesday in Helena.

Lake County election results

Lake County Leader

Montana sportsmen praise Bullock's veto of anti-public lands bill

Montana sportsmen are thanking Governor Steve Bullock for vetoing controversial legislation that would have paved the way to selling off public lands.

Researcher receives grants for research on honeybee health

Glacier Park seeks public input on Sun Highway

Box Elder man gets 20 years for rapes, stangulations

$235 Million Available for Innovative New Conservation Partnerships

A prayer always helps

When your teens are in high school, anything can happen. Our son was a student at Great Falls High School in the mid-seventies. On a beautiful warm Saturday he and a group of teens and their parents decided to picnic in the Little Belt mountains; after a delightful picnic lunch, a game of ‘steal the flag’ was begun and soon teens were running all over the timbered mountainside seeking to steal the other teams flag. The contest continued until it was time for everyone to head home. About the time everyone was loaded and ready to depart the picnic site; our son told us that he had lost his glasses during the excitement of chasing opponents through the timber. It was too late in the day to go looking for lost glasses. Later that evening, I asked a group of friends if they would pray that we would find the lost glasses the next morning so that we could be back in town before classes began at Great Falls High. They said that they would pray.

New laws make bicyclists safer

Jump in with the sharks in business plan competition

Longtime logger, conservationist photos archived

Stock growers convene in Bozeman

Federal Court Arraignments

Ronan man wins $635,000 lottery prize