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Wirtzberger, Eldridge Resign From Northstars Baseball Team
The Havre Youth Baseball Association (HYBA) announced on Saturday morning that head coach Patch Wirtzberger and assistant coach Jake Eldridge would be stepping away from their positions, effective immediately. Assistant coach Ben Mader will serve as the interim coach for the time being while the process of hiring a new head coach and several assistants takes place.
Summer Music in Library Park concludes Tuesday at 7 pm with Sally Jo and Friends Blue Grass
The Great Falls Public Library wraps up the successful Summer Music in the Park Series on Tuesday, August 27 when the group Sally Jo and Friends Blue Grass performs from 7 to 9 pm in Library Park. Sally Jo Ratliff is a Great Falls-based bluegrass performer. Ratliff, raised in Ohio,...
Best of Montana Moment: Belgrade school teaches students saddle making
BELGRADE, Mont. — Passing on life lessons is a time-honored way of keeping essential professions healthy and vibrant. They are especially relevant when one generation gifts its knowledge and passion to a new generation that's anxious to learn. It's part of Montana's western culture, a way of life, mixed...
'They stuck it out': East Helena football eyes first ever playoff berth
HELENA — The East Helena football team has endured some tough times since its introduction to varsity football. The Vigilantes scored a total of 30 points in their first season, which they finished 0-7. They won once in their first 15 games and have been victorious in four of the first 24.
Michigan State commit Leela Ormsby healthy, energizing Billings Senior entering final year
BILLINGS — Don’t be fooled by the contagious smile. Billings Senior's Leela Ormsby is back in the gym with renewed energy and motivation after last season ended freakishly for the Michigan State volleyball commit. “I slipped on the steps going to my car, landed really awkwardly. Wasn’t able...
Let’s All Go! Win Freebies at the Fall Home Improvement Show
The Fall Home Improvement Show is back, Sept. 6 - 8 at MetraPark. This show is one of the largest in a five-state area, drawing thousands of attendees to over 400 booths, vendors, and exhibits. From flooring and cabinetry to dream kitchens and hot tubs, the Fall Home Improvement Show...
Blackfeet Law Enforcement seeks help locating missing teen
BROWNING, Mont. - Authorities need help to locate a missing 16-year-old girl who was last seen on Thursday. Jayla Meineke, aged 16, was last in contact on August 22. She has light brown hair, green eyes, and is 5 feet 9 inches tall, weighing 160 pounds. Her clothing description is unknown.
Gardiner cost of living pushes out teachers, foundation helps find affordable housing
GARDINER, Mont. — It’s no secret Gardiner is a tourist town. But due to the rising cost of living, it’s becoming challenging for locals to live here and for Gardiner School to maintain its staff. “The price of housing, in particular, has basically skyrocketed,” new Gardiner Public...
Bubak Takes Second-Straight Harvey Ostermiller Memorial Victory at Big Sky
One year ago, Jake Bubak pocketed $12,012 for winning Big Sky Speedway’s Harvey Ostermiller Memorial under the ASCS Frontier Region banner. With the race joining the American Sprint Car Series National Tour calendar in 2024, Bubak had a field full of the best 360 Sprint Car drivers in the nation to fend off, but none of them could stop him from taking his second win in a row in the event.
Manhattan aims to maintain momentum heading into 2024 season
MANHATTAN, Mont. — Manhattan High School couldn't get the storybook ending that it wanted in 2023, but they are using it as motivation for the 2024 season. "Coming off of last year, going into State, I think that motivated us a lot coming into this year, because we want that back," Manhattan senior Michael Stewart said.
FCS Week 0 Recap: Comebacks and Thrillers Abound
FCS football is back and it’s better than ever. Week 0 is in the books and fans of the subdivision could not have asked for much more. Nearly every game on the slate was close and, at some point, featured upset alerts. From a heart-stopping finish in Albuquerque to a nail-biting MEAC/SWAC contest in Atlanta, the opening weekend of FCS ball really did have it all and then some.
Guide to 8-Man football season: Perennial powers Fairview, Belt in rebuild mode; Valley Christian loaded with veterans
MISSOULA — One peek at the rosters from last June's Bob Cleverley 8-Man All-Star Football Game gives major clues about the challenges facing Fairview and Belt in their bid to return to the state finals. Both teams had five graduated seniors playing in that spring showcase in Butte. That's...
Missoula's pet fest showcases furry friends
MISSOULA, Mont. — Tails were wagging and pooches were prancing at the pet fest in downtown Missoula. With 12 shelter and rescue facilities bringing along adorable and adoptable pets, giving you the opportunity to find your new best friend. Events kicked off at 10 a.m. Saturday morning with a...
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