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State backlog could let some new Bozeman construction skip next year's property taxes
HELENA, Mont. — Overwhelmed by a flood of property tax appeals following last year’s historic valuation spike, the Montana Department of Revenue acknowledged earlier this month that its Bozeman-area office fell behind this year on tracking new construction that should be added to Gallatin County’s tax rolls.
700 Club Conducts Interview In Area
Darryn Ricker Sr.’s story of his recovery from a near-death experience is about to receive national attention. Ricker and his wife, Laura, were interviewed by The 700 Club of The Christian Broadcasting Network last week. The interview took place in Wolf Point and also in Poplar, where Darryn works out regularly.
Ruff Serves As Frazer’s New Superintendent
Educator Dr. Sarah Ruff has started duties as the new superintendent for the Frazer School District. Ruff said she was approached to serve in the capacity in Frazer and is excited to work with the community. “I said ‘yes’ because it’s important to me that schools have strong leaders to...
3 Takeaways from Missoula’s Epic Concert Week at Washington Grizzly Stadium
Last night closed the third of three giant shows at Washington Grizzly Stadium. This was the first time Missoula had three major shows at the stadium, not to mention, they were all within the same week. Despite having music acts from three different genres, all three shows shared an appreciation...
Wolf Point Features Young Squad For Volleyball Season
After winning the regular-season conference title last season, the Wolf Point Wolves are looking forward to another successful volleyball campaign this year. The Wolves are returning three starters and seven letter winners from last season. Kelly Blount-Henderson was an All-Conference second team selection last year. Other returning starters are Kashlyn Speak Thunder and Gabby Fourbear.
Indians Have High Expectations Heading Into Season
Poplar’s cross-country is enjoying a strong turnout this season under new head coach John Wetsit. Members of the girls’ squad include Mattie Falls Down, Amelia Weeks, Cammie Martell, Kelly Azure, Journey Gourneau, Kelbi Blount, Kacie Colgan and Alara Parshall. Colgan finished in 28th place at last year’s state...
Brockton Runners Working To Earn Honors This Season
An impressive turnout has the Brockton cross country program confident of a positive season and future. The girls’ high school squad features Braelynn DeMarrias, Taylor Cummins, Tamryn Bauer, Marlene Fish, Jade Olney, Taiya Fish, Claire Clampit, Reese DeCoteau and RayKira Track. Middle school girls are Maddie Fish, Skylar Cummins and Raven Baker.
Tragedy Strikes Montana Rodeo And 4-H Communities
The Montana rodeo and 4-H communities were hit with pretty hard news in the last 24 hours. In an announcement via social media, it was revealed that former 2018 Miss Teen Rodeo Montana, Keely Drummond Schearer had passed away due to complications from cancer. Keely was just 23 years old.
USPS Makes Changes That Will Impact Montana
The United States Postal Service has announced changes to optimize and modernize mail delivery in the U.S. With the proposed changes the hope is that the postal service will be able to reduce costs by approximately $3 billion annually. The Postal Service has created an "operational improvement" strategy. The strategy,...
I Was Blown Away By This Amazing Montana Concert
P!nk was in Missoula Wednesday August 28th and I was absolutely taken by surprise at how mind blowing this concert was. While the music and performances were amazing there were a few other things that just made the concert the best I have ever been to and was truly a show for all ages.
Missouri State trip to No. 3 Montana also a family reunion for Petrinos
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Nick Petrino didn’t spend his formative years in Montana like his famed football mind of a father, but the Big Sky State is significant to Missouri State’s young offensive coordinator. He often visited his relatives — several with extensive coaching resumes of their own...
Libby, MT’s Clash Of The Carvers: Where Art, Music, And Fun Collide
September is fast approaching, and Libby, Montana is gearing up for an event that's sure to be a chainsaw-wielding spectacle – the Clash of the Carvers is back, also known as the Kootenai Country Montana International Chainsaw Carving Championship. This exciting competition will bring together talented woodcarvers from across the globe to showcase their skills and compete for one of the "richest prize purses anywhere on earth."
Out and About: High School Football returns and concerts to wrap up the summer
In this week's edition of Out and About: Friday night lights will be back and shining in the Capital City, some last summer fun with a concert out on the walking mall and a concert for a good cause.
47th annual high school house groundbreaking happening in September
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - The community is invited to the 47th annual high school house ground breaking happening on September 11, 2024. The high school house is the result of a partnership between Great Falls Public Schools (GFPS), the city of Great Falls, and NeighborWorks Great Falls. The high school...
Butte bear cubs captured, moved to wildlife center
BUTTE, Mont. — The bear cubs in Butte were captured on Wednesday night in bait traps on the Montana Tech campus. They have been taken to the Wildlife Center in Helena. “It’s not an outcome that we ever want to see and the other part of it is it is preventable. So, the best thing we can do to avoid these types of situations is to have attractants secured,” said Morgan Jacobsen, Montana FWP information and education manager.
Last Best Haz Mat Disposal Waste Days are Coming Soon
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - Missoula Public Health, in cooperation with Home Resource, will be hosting what is being termed the ‘Last Best Haz Mat Waste Days’ next week. I spoke with Environmental Health Manager Elena Evans about the upcoming final Haz Mat Disposal Days event. The Last...
Generous Donation to Help Great Falls Fire Rescue
Opinions are varied on the subject of how to describe Great Falls if you were asked. For me, in a single word, it would be generous. Kid programs, school fundraisers, local non-profits, Great Falls will step up to the plate and make it happen. Recently, the Great Falls Fire Rescue was on the receiving end of that generosity across the city.
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