Articles with the Tag: Polson
KALISPELL – Though the Pirates placed sixth as a team out of 14 with a score of 32.25, Jacob Clairmont placed second in three events at the Archie Roe Invitational held in Kalispell on Saturday. In the 110 meter hurdles, Clairmont finished with a second place time of 15:86 and also stole silver in the ...
While the clouds broke up and the sun poked through, 76 young ball players tromped onto the wet grass of O’Malley field bright eyed and star struck in the presence of their favorite sports stars – the Mariners. On Saturday the Mariners hosted their annual “Mariners Camp,” whe...
POLSON— The Lady Pirates blazed through the week with ease, picking up victories along the way. On Thursday the Lady Pirates made their way up to Kalispell only to pound the AA Kalispell Glacier Lady Wolfpack with multiple homeruns and taking the 11-1 win. Polson’s Jessica Bagnell not only gra...
POLSON — Picture this — the Mission Mountain Wood Band set up on a barge anchored at Sacajawea Park for a Fourth of July concert, fans packing the lawn. Well, 2014 is the year. Band members Rob Quist and Steve Riddle were in town to announce the band’s appearance in Polson on the F...
POLSON — Steve Daines, Montana’s lone representative in the U.S. House of Representatives, will be in Polson, Saturday, May 17. He will be speaking on issues of interest and importance to citizens of Lake County and Montana at a brunch being organized by the Lake County Republican Women to be hel...
POLSON — Dear Algebra, please stop asking us to find your X; she’s never coming back and we don’t know Y! Lunch is served every day, Monday thru Friday from 11:45 – 12:30. Menu: • Thursday, May 15: baked ham with sweet potatoes • Fr...
The 500-pound sow snored delicately, twitching one fuzzy pink ear in her pig dream. Fourth graders from Ronan walked around the corner and up to where the sow’s nose peeked through the stall boards. “Should we wake her up?” one kid asked. Then the students reached down to scratc...
POLSON — Attorneys argued last week in Lake County District Court that a defective steering knuckle manufactured by Hyundai was the cause of a July 2, 2011 wreck that occurred just north of Arlee and left three young people dead. Hyundai’s defense centered on the theory that a firework might h...
POLSON — Friday was sunny, perfect for the 2014 opening of the Polson Farmers Market. At about 8:30 a.m. tents were going up, tables were unfolded, and tomato plants, jewelry, pastries, pies and bread, flowers, wooden rocking horses, bedding plants, receiving blankets, soap, jelly and many more item...
POLSON — In its third day, the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics came down Jette Hill and into Polson on May 1 about 1 p.m. carrying the Flame of Hope. Bikers Mitch Young, Ali Bronsdon and John Azzopardi followed Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Shad Andersen into town and were followed by t...
