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News from MT Fish, Wildlife & Parks HELENA — An online education course is now available for people looking to get into trapping. The mandatory course is free and can be accessed on Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks website. The education program will include online course work and a mandatory field day where new trappers can learn from experienced trappers about trapping ethics, humane techniques, avoidance of non-target species, fur management, and safety. This course also includes the mandatory wolf trapper certification for anyone looking to also trap wolves. Two field days are already scheduled for July: July 9, Missoula, FWP Office, 3201 Spurgin Road, 8 a.m. t...
Straight A’s: Grade 12 - Kiya Ironshell. Grade 11 - Jerny Crawford, Meghan Upton. Grade 10 - Kendall O’Neill. Grade 9 - Dylan Lovejoy, Bridger Smith. High Honor Roll - 3.7 & Above: Seniors - Noel Johnson Juniors - Rheid Crawford, Brianna Kellmer Freshmen ...
9th Grade 4.0 – McKensey Burke, Amelia Cronk, Harlon Leishman, Kason Page, Sawyer Pule, 3.5 - 3.99 – Frederick Decker,Evelyn Ferencz, Isabell Grant, Madisyn Hanken, Jack Keast, Abbie Orr, Lola Schock, Isaac Umphrey 3.0 - 3.49 – Toni Hadley-Houle, Elexa Monroy, Cameron Olive...
6th grade 4.0 – Aiden Courville, Kiran Thomas, 3.5-3.99 – Gunner Courville, Revelin Hammond, Whisper Jungers, Adley Larson, William Morigeau, Tristan Sheridan, Aiden Umphrey, 3.0-3.49 – Abraham Bossy, Robert Oliver, Aryanna Roberts, Don Joseph Stops, Curtis Woo...
POLSON — A man from Polson recently launched his new music project that’s bringing together big-name artists from throughout the nation to create messages of hope. The project “Seeking Permission: Songs in the Key of Hope” started back in 2020, when Polson’s Tom Fuglebe...
News from USDA BOZEMAN — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is making $43.1 million available this year for two national-level funding competitions that support community agriculture. This is the third year that USDA is offering these national funding opportunities through the USDA ...
HOT SPRINGS — The population of Hot Springs usually hovers around just a smidge under 600 until the second week in June, when residents of the small town are joined by hundreds of visitors in celebration of the communities’ pioneering spirit. Now in its 73rd year, Homesteaders Days has b...
RONAN — Two beers by the Ronan Cooperative Brewery won metals in the North American Brewers Association (NABA) conference for excellence in brewing. Their Schwartz Lake Schwarzbier took home bronze, while their Mud Lake Dunkles Bock won silver. “This is only the second time we’ve entered...
News from the ACDC ARLEE — The Arlee Community Development Corporation (ACDC) recently received a $10,000 grant from the First Nations Development Institute of Longmont, Colorado. This award will support the efforts of the Arlee Food Resource Center for Strengthening Health and Food Security throu...
News from Polson High School POLSON — Polson High School has hired several new coaches for next year’s sports seasons. Josie Lies New head soccer coach for Polson High School’s boy’s Pirate soccer program is Josie Lies (pronounced “Lease”). According ...
