Articles with the Tag: Arlee
ST. REGIS – The Scarlets split the week bringing them to 11-3 for the season. On Friday the Scarlets faced 14C foe St. Regis taking down the Lady Tigers 66-50. Whitney Malatare led the cavalry scoring a big 24 for the Scarlets. Morgan Malatare added 12. On Saturday the Scarlets ho...
ARLEE — Shelly Fyant, Arlee District representative to Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Council, will hold a District meeting on Sunday, Feb. 16 at the Arlee Community Center on Powwow Road from noon-4 p.m. CS&KT presentations on Land Buy Back, Affordable Health Care, workforce development s...
ARLEE – Decadent sweets up for sale in Arlee this week will provide more than a temporary sugar high. Proceeds from the treats will fuel long-term mental nourishment for the town’s youth. The 10th annual Chocolate Lover’s Festival is slated for Wednesday, Feb. 12. The event was started b...
ARLEE — The Arlee Senior Center will celebrate Valentines Day with a Turkey dinner and all the trimmings, at 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8, at the regular "Second Saturday Dinner." Dinner will be topped off with a red velvet cake and ice cream. There will be a bake sale held in conjunction with the din...
Boys' basketball Warriors up and down ARLEE – The Warriors split the week falling at home and dominating on the road. At home on Friday the Warriors kept it close but came up short, dropping to Superior 42-47. Patrick BigSam top scored the Warriors with 19. Arlee smashed it’s opponent on...
Go ahead, try to take them down. Mission-Charlo wrestlers are made of solid rock and will definitely give anyone a run for their money when it comes to the mat. Led by seniors Jacen Peterson and Trent Dennison, Bulldog wrestling has put up quite a few records, including an undefeated season held by ...
News from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality HELENA — January is Radon Awareness Month, and the Montana Department of Environmental Quality is urging Montanans to protect their health by testing their homes for radon gas. Radon is an invisible, odorless gas that occurs natural...
At 5 years old, Bob Schall helped gather in horses off the hills on the outskirts of Arlee on the family ranch. He can remember riding down steep canyons behind a herd of full-grown horses. For him, it was another regular day on the ranch. He never dreamed the western lifestyle would lead him to being a livi...
New from Arlee Schools ARLEE — The Pennies for Pantries project, sponsored by the Arlee High School Student Council, brought in $605 for the Arlee Food Pantry. The kindergarten class brought in the most pennies, with 60 pounds of the copper coins.
ARLEE – The Arlee School Board passed a motion to hire a full time superintendent for next year at the last regular board meeting. The following process is to look at salary negotiations. Current Superintendent George Linthicum is expected to fill the position. Linthicum reported that the district i...
