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Articles with the Tag: Arlee

Communities create Easter fun with egg hunts Communities create Easter fun with egg hunts

  If children picked up their toys as quickly as they snatched up Easter eggs on Saturday, busy moms would clearly be less fried. The Easter Bunny was also a busy critter throughout Lake County Saturday, leaving eggs lying around grassy fields in at least six communities and posing for portraits. ...

Flathead, Mission and Jocko Irrigation District candidates discuss issues Flathead, Mission and Jocko Irrigation District candidates discuss issues

Bohn, Guenzler in running for District 3 Bryan Bohn and Paul Guenzler are vying for one commissioner’s seat in the election for Flathead Irrigation District 3. Bryan Bohn is a farmer and has lived near Ronan for almost 31 years. He’s served as a Flathead Irrigation District commissioner ...

Arlee, Charlo teams compete at Thompson Falls Invitational

  THOMPSON FALLS – Arlee and Charlo boys and girls track and field teams all made a splash at the Thompson Falls track and field meet on Thursday.  On the girls’ side, the Scarlets finished at third with 77.5 points while the Lady Vikings placing fourth out of nine with a team sco...

MAC attack stuns Troy MAC attack stuns Troy

MISSOULA – The Lady Bulldogs started the week with a loss but came back with a dominating vengeance in a week of chilling wind on the softball field.  On Monday the Lady Bulldogs fell to Loyola-Sacred Heart in Missoula, 3-9. Pitcher Courtney Charlo managed to strike out five Lady Rams.  ...

Runners brave crazy weather for a cause Runners brave crazy weather for a cause

Cold rain didn’t stop Bob Hayes, 87, from running a 10K in this year’s Buttercup Run to help raise money for Arlee students.  “I’m so darned old. If I stop running, I’ll fall over,” he said. He competed in the first race to raise funds for the school more than t...

Budgets polar opposites in Arlee school district

ARLEE – Next year’s budget looks to be tight at the Arlee High School due to low enrollment numbers, but elementary numbers are up, allowing for the expansion of the music and art programs. “It was a bone of contention last spring when we dropped music,” Superintendent George Linth...

Arlee, Two Eagle come up big at Dave Tripp meet Arlee, Two Eagle come up big at Dave Tripp meet

HOT SPRINGS – The Scarlets hammered their opponents on Friday, taking first in 15 of 16 events at the Dave Tripp track meet hosted by Hot Springs.  Scarlet Whitney Malatare is looking for the world domination that would even make Dr. Evil from the Austin Powers films envious. Malatare took firs...

MAC attack goes full force

  THOMPSON FALLS — The Lady Bulldogs crushed opponents with ease, picking up two wins over the last week and bringing MAC softball to a 3-1 season tally.  At Thompson Falls on Thursday, the Lady Bulldogs pulverized the Lady Hawks 19-1. Pitcher Courtney Charlo got the win, striking out s...

Lieutenant Governor McLean visits, plays in Arlee Lieutenant Governor McLean visits, plays in Arlee

ARLEE – Fifth grader Shannon Haworth watched with surprise as Lieutenant Governor Angela McLean walked into her classroom last Thursday. “It blows my mind that you are here,” she said. Shannon thought her teacher was joking about the visit.  “Yesterday was April Fools&rs...

Softball team learning the ropes Softball team learning the ropes

After losing five starting seniors last year, Mission-Arlee-Charlo softball, better known as MAC, is in a building season. Although the team still holds on to three seniors, “young” is an understatement. The majority of the roster consists of sophomores — six, to be exact. Head coach Susan ...


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