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Arlee school district signs with architect firm
Arlee Public Schools are entering the planning process to build a new building to house grades 3-6.
Charlo students back in school after waterline break
Students at Charlo Schools briefly returned to online learning last Tuesday and Wednesday after a broken water main shut down the high school and middle schools’ water supply.
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Polson Senior Center: Recycle those grocery bags
Thought for Feb. 2, Groundhog Day: A groundhog is a rodent, not a meteorologist.
Education Briefs
The Montana Legislature offers a unique opportunity for young people to participate in the legislative process through its Legislative Page Program.
St. Ignatius Senior Center offers Narcan training
The St. Ignatius Police Chief will offer Narcan Training at the St. Ignatius Senior Center at 3:30 p.m. Feb. 11.
Oh deer: Tribes begin trapping Polson's deer population
On Sunday, a buck and doe casually made their way across Highway 93 by the stoplight at First Interstate Bank in Polson as motorists slowed down to let the two jaywalkers pass.
Polson library relocates to Methodist Church during renovation
The North Lake County Library is moving to a temporary new home at the Methodist Church in Polson during its upcoming renovation.
Polson Commission discusses legislative strategies
The Polson City Commission girded for the legislative session last week by supporting several resolutions outlining the priorities of the Montana League of Cities and Towns.
University & College Dean’s Lists
The Mission Valley students listed below made Fall Semester Dean's Lists at the University of Montana, Carroll College and UM Western, by earning a 3.5 grade-point average or more.
Ronan Hall of Fame Profile: Dr. Joe McDonald
Dr. Joe McDonald will be inducted into the School District #28/Ronan Hall of Fame in the Class of 2022 as a “Distinguished Community Member.” Teacher, coach,...
Foundation says so-long to long-serving secretary
Carlene Bockman retired again last Thursday. The executive secretary of the Lower Flathead Valley Community Foundation stepped down after serving the organiz...
Community organizations help heat Ronan library
Last Thursday was exceptionally lucrative for the Ronan City Library, which received $15,500 – the price-tag for installing a new heating system – in just a ...
New Ninepipe corridor plan significantly cuts costs
Representatives from the Montana Department of Highways and Robert Peccia & Associates consulting firm were on hand last Wednesday to discuss a new feasibili...
Fire in youth home prompts fundraising efforts
The 'outpouring' of support from the community following the fire will aid the youth in their housing transition.