Articles with the Tag: Arlee
ARLEE — The Arlee Senior Citizens’ Thanksgiving Dinner will be on Saturday, Nov. 22, at 6 p.m. Bring your family and friends to join us. The cost is $5 for members, $6 for non-members and $3 for children. The Arlee Center is in need of a Nutrition Manager and a Head Cook. The Nutrition Manager...
ARLEE – The Arlee Elementary School Technology Levy failed after reaching a tie during the General Elections — twice. School board members listened with disappointment as District Clerk Lonnie Morin explained how the votes progressed during the week. The day after the election, votes were tied...
ARLEE – High school senior Zach Felsman, 18, knows all about filling in bubbles on tests, but last week, he filled in bubbles without a right or wrong answer during the General Election. “It’s pretty cool to be able to vote,” he said. “My parents always stressed the nee...
Roy Mills fell in love twice in Germany. He was 22, and it was 1981. He was stationed in Germany with the Army. Love struck him the first time when he met Marliese, a German citizen, and the second time, in a lesser degree, when he tasted German style bread. So he stayed in the country. He worked at various ...
Arlee — The Jocko Valley Lutheran bazaar will be held Saturday, Nov. 15, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Brown Building in Arlee. For information or to rent a table, contact Karen Fisher at (406) 726-3178.
ARLEE — William S. Yellow Robe, Jr., artistic director of the Bearhead Swaney Inter-Tribal Playwrights’ Center, will conduct a series of individual sessions regarding playwriting and other forms of literature Monday through Friday, Nov. 17- 21 at Hangin Art Gallery on Highway 93 in downtown Arlee...
ARLEE – For the first time in the Warriors seniors’ high school football careers, players placed their feet upon their home field and called it “playoff grass.” Fighting the rain, cold and maybe a bit of nerves, the Warriors pushed ahead, battling hard until the end but heartbreakingl...
Melissa and Adrian Mahseelah might be getting a better night’s sleep now that Halloween is over. When they expanded their annual haunted house into their home, vampires took over their bedroom. Dinner was still at the family’s table but the plates were filled with guts and eyeballs. Zombie babies...
ARLEE – James and Nathan Boot will be the featured artists for the Killdeer winter show. Montana natives, James and Nathan are father and son – and both artists draw their inspiration from the Montana landscape. The exhibition will be titled “A Pair of Boots.” An opening rec...
ARLEE – Meeting coordinator Gary Neumann explained to a crowd of people in the Arlee Community Center that the tribes want community input into the substance abuse problem on the reservation. They plan to use the information to help create an action plan to curb the problem. The Confederated S...
