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For five former Montana State Bobcats, Tuesday marked one of the biggest days of their football careers, because it gave them a chance to chase their ultimate goal.
GRANITE COUNTY - Living in rural Montana comes with a lot of advantages. Immense freedom, great views and even better people.
But with those perks also come a few disadvantages, one of which could be...
GRANITE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORT
DAILY MEDIA RELEASE FOR - 05/13/2018 TO 05/19/2018
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GREAT FALLS - The Granite Doubles Team of Jaden Comings and Sarah Goff played through three days of tough tennis to claim fifth place in the 2018 MHSA State Class B/C Tournament in Great Falls. The ev...
DRUMMOND - It was a night of changes at the monthl...
GRANITE COUNTY - The Clark Fork and Flint Creek ri...
GRANITE COUNTY - The National Weather Service in M...
GRANITE COUNTY - The National Weather Service in M...
DRUMMOND - In an election where less than half of ...
GRANITE COUNTY - Spring is in the air and the fancies of a young man's heart tur...
PHILIPSBURG - When Jaden Comings leaves Granite High School Sunday afternoon, sh...
GREAT FALLS - The Granite Doubles Team of Jaden Comings and Sarah Goff played th...
Summer days are all about sun and fun. Here are some tips and accessories to mak...
Winter is an ideal time to travel, whether your motivation is to escape the cold...
Fun floral prints, pops of color and luxury materials are all making appearances...
(Nashville, Tenn.) - The Brewers Association (BA)—the not-for-profit trade assoc...
If your fridge is filled with save-the-dates and wedding invitations, you’re ine...
Suffering from itchy, watery eyes? You may have ocular allergies or you could ha...
It’s easy to fall into a rut where health is concerned. Here are some old and ne...
As we age, our bodies don’t perform as well as they once did, and vision is no e...
Looking for a way to get the most out of your summer evenings? Make it a night a...
GRANITE COUNTY - Growing up in Montana's Granite County was one of the best thin...
GRANITE COUNTY - Living in rural Montana comes with a lot of advantages. Immense...
Montana authorities ordered the evacuation of 60 homes Tuesday as the rising Cla...
WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) — The Senate has voted to kill a Federal Communications Co...
PHILIPSBURG – It’s a circumstance that is flat out Biblical – The first shall become last.
With their vote Monday by MHSA Class C Schools to move the football season’s championship game to a neutral site, the Flint Creek Titans will be remain the first-ever co-op team to win a state title and becom...
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For five former Montana State Bobcats, Tuesday marked one of the biggest days of their football careers, because it gave them a chance to chase their ultimate goal.
PHILIPSBURG - When Jaden Comings leaves Granite High School Sunday afternoon, she'll do so as one of the more notable athletes the school has ever had. She was a dominant figure on the volleyball and basketball courts, and when teamed with junior Sarah Goff was one of the top doubles tennis teams in...
The 2017-2018 District 12C All-Conference Basketball Teams were released Monday, with players from Granite and Drummond high schools both well represented.
MISSOULA – The Lady Prospector tennis duo of Jaden Comings and Sarah Goff coasted to their second straight divisional title in doubles tennis Saturday at Play Fair Park in Missoula. The win earns them the right to play this weekend in the state tournament in Great Falls.
WHITEHALL - The Lady Prospectors made quick work of Whitehall Monday, cruising to a 4-0 win on the road.
Jaden Comings teamed with Brooke Rouse to play No. 1 doubles, easily beating Solae Swenson and KP Hoffman, 6-4, 6-2.
The senior duo then dropped down and played No. 1 and No. 2 singles, claimin...
DRUMMOND - When history looks back on this match, it will only reflect the numbers that show Twin Bridges sweeping Drummond in a 25-22, 25-16, 25-15 match.
WILLOW CREEK - In a game rescheduled from an earlier match that was postponed, the Lady Prospectors defeated the Wildcats of Harrison-Willow Creek 25-16, 21-25, 25-11, 25-12 Monday evening.
Southwestern Montana Little League Roundup for May 18, 2018:
BUTTE - It was a heartbreaking way to end a season, but the Drummond Lady Trojan Softball Team played it hard all the way to the end with class and hustle.
The blue and white fell to Huntley Project 14-0 in the opener Saturday before getting edged 3-2 in the finale against Browning.
DRUMMOND - The Drummond Rodeo Arena played host to four rodeos over two days to close out the Montana High School Rodeo Association season. The events took place over Friday and Saturday at the venue operated by the American Legion Gold Star Post 125 in Drummond.
Large-scale works by Montana artists Ben Pease, John Isaiah Pepion, Carlin Bear Don’t Walk, Alisha Fisher and Casey Figueroa create the Indigenous Art in Time Gallery in the hallway to SUB meeting rooms.
Baby Humming Birds from Arizona. Not yet ready to make their way to Montana. Photographed by Craig Sorenson of Philipsburg Montana.
The photo was taken on a back roads trip to Salt Lake City, Utah to catch a plane headed for Tampa, Florida to visit with some awesome life long friends.
Summer days are all about sun and fun. Here are some tips and accessories to make sure your days spent at the beach, pool or lake are picture-perfect for posting on social media.
Friday, local skier and former Mayor of Philipsburg achieved a double goal.
Winter is an ideal time to travel, whether your motivation is to escape the cold weather or to frolic in it. Here are five travel tips for better winter vacations.
Spending time enjoying nature is good for the body and mind, helping to reduce stress,
Fun floral prints, pops of color and luxury materials are all making appearances in footwear, accessories and ready-to-wear items this fall. Fashion lovers will have the freedom to update their wardrobe by selecting a few key pieces -- without feeling the need to overhaul their entire closets.
A gift is much more than a simple present. It’s a reflection of the relationship being celebrated. While finding the perfect gift may seem intimidating, it doesn’t have to be.
Today, the Montana Mint announced that Philipsburg Brewing Company won the 2018 Montana Mint Brewery Bracket. Philipsburg won in the contest’s “Final Four” against Kettlehouse Brewery (Missoula), Lone Peak Brewery (Big Sky), and Tamarack Brewing (Lakeside).
Today, the Montana Mint announced that Philipsburg Brewing Company won the 2018 Montana Mint Brewery Bracket. Philipsburg won in the contest’s “Final Four” against Kettlehouse Brewery (Missoula), Lone Peak Brewery (Big Sky), and Tamarack Brewing (Lakeside).
If your fridge is filled with save-the-dates and wedding invitations, you’re inevitably facing the daunting question: what to give?
Renovating your kitchen? Think about making updates that will add beauty and functionality to one of the most important rooms in the house. Here are a few innovative new looks and ideas to consider including in your plans.
The contributions of older Americans are celebrated each May during Older Americans’ Month. This year’s theme, “Engage at Every Age,” emphasizes that you are never too old to enrich your physical and emotional well-being.
The average American has moved five times in their life so far, moving an average of 26 boxes each time, according to a recent survey conducted by Duck brand. Talk about moving mayhem!
MSU Extension Plant Pathologist Mary Burrows has received a Fulbright Fellowship to Adelaide in South Australia to research new methodologies in detecting plant disease and develop connections between Montana and Australian agriculture.
The MSU winter wheat breeding program has released new winter wheat varieties in grain and forage, both intended as replacements for two of Montana’s most-planted winter wheat varieties.
HELENA, Mont. – Insurance Commissioner Matt Rosendale is reminding Montanans to consider their options for insuring pets and horses for veterinary care.
For all the companionship pets provide, it’s fair to admit that they can mess up a clean, tidy home pretty quickly.
With heightened talk of rising interest rates, many prospective homebuyers are understandably concerned about whether it’s the right time to purchase a home.
Small and mid-size business owners are feeling more optimistic than they have for a long time, suggests a new survey, and experts say this could mean positive things for the overall economy -- including for workers’ salaries and job-seekers’ prospects.
Suffering from itchy, watery eyes? You may have ocular allergies or you could have another issue entirely, such as chronic dry eyes. Experts say that getting the correct diagnosis is the only way to treat symptoms properly.
Talking to your doctor about any health concern can be tough, particularly when symptoms catch you by surprise or cause concern. And when it comes to Parkinson’s disease (PD), experts say there are many symptoms that often go unreported at doctor’s appointments, making them difficult to diagnose and...
It’s easy to fall into a rut where health is concerned. Here are some old and new ways to prioritize wellness.
Sometimes the smallest changes to your daily habits can have the biggest impact on your wellness. With that in mind, here are a few easy ways you can change your routine for a better you.
As we age, our bodies don’t perform as well as they once did, and vision is no exception. However, early detection and treatment of eye problems and diseases through an eye exam is the best way to protect your eyes and overall health.
That first wiggly tooth indicates a new childhood milestone -- loss of the first “baby” tooth. While this is often a time for cute photos and a visit from the tooth fairy, it should also be an opportunity to reinforce the importance of good oral care with children so that their new permanent teeth s...
The cold, dry winter months are a good time to change your daily skin care regimen. The low humidity dries out skin, and without extra care, this may contribute to premature aging.
MSU will host a two-day personal trainer workshop and certification May 19-20 at the Hosaeus Fitness Center.
Spring is an ideal time to get active outdoors and kickstart a fitness regimen that can carry you into beach and pool season.
Having clean, uncontaminated water to drink at home and on-the-go is one of the most essential components to keeping your family safe and healthy.
When it comes to entertaining ourselves at home, there are more options than ever before. Whether you are looking to upgrade your family’s existing movie night experience or you are just getting started in assembling a home theater system, here are five reasons to consider doing so now.
GRANITE COUNTY - Growing up in Montana's Granite County was one of the best things that ever could have happened to Jay Martin, as it allowed him to live the lifestyle he loves so dearly. It's been the thyeme for his life as well as his music.
(From Press Release) NorthWestern Energy, a regional utility with general offices in Butte, hasrenewed its major sponsorship of the Montana Folk Festival in Butte this July 13-15, to $20,000."NorthWestern Energy has been a major sponsor of the folk festival since 2008, with a mix of cash and in-kind...
It’s a brave, new world in Montana … well, at least on your gaming system it is.
Ubisoft released Far Cry 5 February 2, 2018 in London, making it the fifth installment of this wildly popular gaming series. It is the first time that the game has ventured onto American soil, and Big Sky country is th...
GRANITE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORT
DAILY MEDIA RELEASE FOR - 05/06/2018 TO 05/12/2018
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GRANITE COUNTY - The Clark Fork and Flint Creek rivers continued to rise Friday, making their way into more farmland and public areas.
Montana authorities ordered the evacuation of 60 homes Tuesday as the rising Clark Fork River submerged a neighborhood west of Missoula and potentially threatened hundreds of additional residences.
“One thing is for sure; it’s been a snowy winter across the state of Montana,” said Lucas Zukiewicz, NRCS water supply specialist for Montana, “and there’s still more to come.”
WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) — The Senate has voted to kill a Federal Communications Commission rule that repealed the Obama administration's ban on internet providers blocking or slowing down certain content.
24/7 Wall Street reviewed the adult excessive drinking rate in 381 U.S. metro areas to identify the 20 drunkest (and 20 driest) cities. The cities with the highest excessive drinking rates are concentrated in the Midwest, while those with the lowest rates are mostly in southern states.
If there is one word that characterizes the state of U.S. trade relations with China it is “uncertainty.”
Uncertainty over whether the tariff threats will be fully enacted. Uncertainty as to how deep and wide the looming trade war with China could extend. Uncertainty as to how it might impact the U...
from bbc.com
World renowned physicist Stephen Hawking has died at the age of 76.
Stephen Hawking: Visionary physicist dies aged 76
Dear Editor,
In light of recent events in Phillipsburg, Montana, and in other towns across the United States, I feel this week’s political cartoon shown in the newspaper is inappropriate and disrespectful.
Dear Editor,
On Wednesday, March 14th I decided to participate in the National Walkout with a group of students. Many students around the country walked for gun rights and gun violence. I, myself walked for a different reason.
HALL - A measure for a mill levy to add an ADA approved room and bathroom to the Hall School was voted down Tuesday, 61-60.
BOZEMAN — Where most people see a drop of water splashing in the kitchen sink, a Montana State University professor sees the interplay of chaos and order, a riddle that could one day be solved with powerful computers in order to improve car engines and other technologies.
PHILIPSBURG - "It's your children in this school. My children are in this school. And the safety of the children is my number one priority."
Healthy communities and a strong national economy rely on internet access for all, suggests a new study.
Once upon a time, wedding registries were created so newlyweds would have all the basic essentials to establish their first home. But as technology has evolved, so too has the registry. Gone are the days where registries only include dishware and candlesticks. Couples can now incorporate modern must...
