St. Luke celebrates seven decades of serving community

RONAN — St. Luke Community Healthcare celebrated 70 years this month, a landmark for the community-owned healthcare organization. Opened in March of 1953, St. Luke Hospital was built by Mission Valley res...

The Ronan High School Girls Wrestling Team poses for a photo with their State Championship trophy. Right: Ronan’s Tirza Two Teeth was the Overall Girls State Champion.

Sports shorts for Feb. 15, 2023

State Wrestling BILLINGS — The Ronan Maidens are the Class A-C state champions with every team member scoring points to contribute to the 119 point total that took home the title. For the girls tournament, cl...

Kelly Lynch, Executive Director of the Montana League of Cities and Town

A way to tackle the housing crisis

There is no singular cause for Montana’s housing crisis. Rising costs of land, materials, and labor combined with people moving into our communities, further straining our infrastructure, has made for an increasin...

Rasmussen sentenced for criminal endangerment

POLSON — A Dixon man was committed in Polson District Court on March 22 to the Montana Department of Corrections for 10 years with five years suspended on one count of criminal endangerment. Randall Everett Rasmussen, 37, pleaded guilty to the charge during an earlier court appearance. In exc...

Annie Garbagnati remains productive while social distancing.

Wild photo for April 22, 2020

Bird watching: Come rain, sun or snow, birds are getting ready for their busy season.

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Polson yoga studio offers benefits beyond the physical

POLSON — As people work to develop new habits for a healthier life during the new year, Polson’s YogaHeart Home is ready to help them begin their journey - no matter their skill level. While yoga is...

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Swinging in the rain

With rain clouds darkening the sky and sprinkling the midway, carnival enthusiasts continued to enjoy the rides despite damp weather during the Sanders County Fair in Plains.

Juvenile offenders becoming more violent

ST. IGNATIUS — Perhaps the most disturbing trend Barbara Monaco has seen over the past 30 years is youthful offenders becoming more violent. Monaco, who is the chief juvenile probation officer for Lake and Sanders Counties, addressed the St. Ignatius Neighborhood Watch group Tuesday, Aug. 18. ...