Articles with the Tag: Polson
POLSON —It’s a mile swim in Flathead Lake on a summer day, and it benefits the Flathead Lake Monsters swim team. What’s not to like about the 13th annual Water Daze? The swim race will be held Saturday, Aug. 1, with registration at 11 a.m. at Boettcher Park and start time at 1 p.m....
POLSON – The Polson 12U All Star team defended the State Championship baseball title at home this past weekend at the Polson Softball Fields. After wins in tournament play: against Kalispell (13-7 win), Florence (7-0 win), Clark Fork Valley (19-2 win), Mission Mountain (7-2 win), the champion...
A windsurfer takes advantage of a choppy day on Flathead Lake to ride the swells in Polson Bay.
POLSON – Polson High School registration will be Aug. 3-6 in the high school library. Registration for classes will be held on the following days for students in each of the different classes. – Aug. 3: Seniors from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. – Aug. 4: Juniors from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. ...
POLSON — As you dine on our beef or anything with eggs in it, think of Dave and Sue Nash who donate most of it. It is people like them who help us keep our budget under control. Thanks! Our lunch menu for the coming week: — Thursday, July 30: baked chicken, ...
Celebrating what local growers call the “best tasting cherries in the U.S.,” the Polson Main Street Flathead Cherry Festival continued its tradition of drawing visitors from around the nation and neighbors from around the corner. The two-day event branches throughout the downtown’s side ...
POLSON — The Polson Parks and Recreation Department will hold their annual bike auction on Saturday, July 25, at the City Shop, on the corner of First Street E and Eleventh Ave. E. Other miscellaneous items will be auctioned as well. Bike preview time starts at 9:30 a.m. with the auction starting promp...
POLSON — Showboat was the high point of summer when K.C. Sorenson was a kid. “I remember playing with a bunch of high school kids, jazz and pop,” Sorenson said. The showboat also showcased resident musicians. “This town has a lot of local talent,” he said. “...
POLSON — The quiet, almost sweet trill of the fife curled around the grounds of the Miracle of America Museum during Live History Days Saturday and Sunday. Clad in historically correct wool trousers, a wool jacket (correct except for its lining), a leather belt with a U.S. buckle, a white shir...
POLSON — Under the cool shade trees on the Polson Courthouse lawn, Shayne Pierre stood with a group of law enforcement officers — at age 15, he was a few years younger than any of the other men. Shayne was there July 13 to receive the Colonel’s Award for Meritorious Service from the Montana...
