Despite hot temperatures, 80 supporters of the Augusta Area Historical Society were on hand July 11 for the groundbreaking ...
The state and federal officials last week unveiled a proposed rule change that would allow Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks ...
The “Stars, Stripes and Neon Lights” Swim Days celebration packed a lot of action and fundraising into July 15-18 as the ...
With brilliant summer sun beating down, the shade under the new Skyline Lodge gazebo was more welcome than ever on July 19 as ...
A clothing exchange will be held in Fairfield at St. John’s Catholic Parish Center on July 27-30. Everyone is encouraged to clean their closest and share what they don’t need or use with others.
Choteau businessman Richard “Scott” Allaire, who had filed for the Teton County Board of Commissioners for District 1, to represent the south half of Choteau and all of the Fairfield ...
It is not too early to start planning for the “Think Pink Tea,” a breast cancer awareness fundraiser, to be held Oct. 4 in Fairfield.
The Teton County Commissioners on June 18 approved a request from the Joint City-County Library Board to put a $70,000 levy for operations on the November general election ballot and ...
Author Shaun Roundy of Utah has just released his newest novel, “The Knife that Broke the Dragon’s Back,” set in and around Augusta, according to a news release.
Disability Rights Montana, a Helena-based nonprofit organization, is bringing the Netflix documentary film “Crip Camp,” which documents the beginnings of the disability rights movement during the ...
Montana Shakespeare in the Parks will present “Much Ado about Nothing” in Choteau on Monday, Aug. 9, at the Teton Antique Steam and Gas Association (TASGA) grounds at 6 p.m.
Lauren Vick, family and consumer sciences teacher at Power Public Schools, received a $1,500 scholarship from Montana Agriculture in the Classroom and was one of just three Montana educators chosen ...
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