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ake County marriages, divorces for November

Marriages -  Richard Bertram Chaffin and Sandra Kathleene Howell -  Jonathan Lee Hoskinson and Brenda Sue Groves -  Matthew Skellly and Shawn Quish -  Jacop Lelan Wayne and Robyn Kay Iron -  Sebastian Jeramiah Trujillo and Emily Yvonne Hird -  Daniel Frank Roland and Marsi Cecelia Danielsen -  Alicia M. Berfly and Kimberly Joy Wolfblack -  Mark Stephen Moran and Marlayna Marie Darling   Divorces -  Mark S. Warner and Joanne R. Warner -  Jeremy Rasmussen and Chimbecca R. Rasmussen (Roylance restored) -  David B. Smith and Keslie M. Smith (Couch restored) -  Maxwell J. Lacy and Toh-A...


New research highlights subsurface impact of Yellowstone earthquakes New research highlights subsurface impact of Yellowstone earthquakes

BOZEMAN – In Yellowstone National Park, earthquakes are an everyday occurrence whether humans feel them or not. In fact, data shows that as many as 3,000 quakes of various magnitudes occur in the park each year. That regularity makes Yellowstone a perfect place to study the many impacts of seismic a...


Serving those in need this Christmas in Lake County

News from Sara Beksinski, Salvation Army LAKE COUNTY — The Salvation Army in Polson has a proud tradition of bell ringing each Christmas season at RED kettles. The proceeds from kettles benefit Lake County’s people in need throughout the year. Thank you to the many donors for helping The Sal...


Hunting season down to final week

News from MT Fish, Wildlife & Parks KALISPELL — The general deer and elk hunting season is down to the final week. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ game check stations in northwest Montana have logged more than 9,000 hunters through the first five weeks of the season, showing parti...


Montana Historical Society announces more funding for school field trips Montana Historical Society announces more funding for school field trips

News from The Montana Historical Society HELENA — The Montana Historical Society is pleased to announce that applications are now open for the second wave of its History and Civics Travel Grant program. Thanks to generous support from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana, the Society has already awar...


Carroll College Names Jennifer Glowienka, Ph.D., as 20th President

News from Carroll College HELENA — Carroll College is proud to announce the appointment of Jennifer Glowienka, Ph.D., as its 20th president, effective July 1, 2026. This historic decision makes her the first woman to hold a fully appointed presidential role in the college’s 116-year history....


Polson seniors for Dec. 3, 2025

POLSON - Snow, ice can be a real pain when you crash land. Be careful out there as you travel on ice and snow. Keep warm and save on heating bills by dressing in layers and keeping the heat in the inside. Drive with extra caution on bad roads or just stay home until travel is safer. Don’t let the Ch...


St. Ignatius Seniors for Dec. 3, 2025

ST. IGNATIUS - I hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving, with family, friends, and of course, the food.   We will be at the 4H Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, Dec. 6, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., at the St Ignatius School gym. We will be selling holiday craft items and baked goods. We will not be the only ones the...


Holiday events planned throughout communities valley-wide Holiday events planned throughout communities valley-wide

MISSION VALLEY — Communities are celebrating the holiday season with parades, festivals and other activities in Polson, Ronan and St. Ignatius in the next few weeks leading up to Christmas. Polson Polson’s annual Parade of Lights, a longtime favorite community event, takes place on Friday...


Take extra care driving twisty roads around lakes, mountains Take extra care driving twisty roads around lakes, mountains

In wide-open Montana, long drives on the highway are a way of life and, often, a source of danger. The state is ranked fifth for the number of fatal accidents per resident, with 90% of those fatalities happening on roads outside of city limits. Like many Montanans, MTFP’s staff puts in plenty of mil...


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