Articles with the Tag: Polson
News from KwaTaqNuk Resort Casino POLSON — One lucky winner struck the jackpot at KwaTaqNuk Resort Casino on Saturday, May 3, snagging $753,173 — and 20 cents. The payout is the largest jackpot in Montana history. The second largest occurred February 8, 2006, and paid out $450,000.
News from New Life Christian Center HELENA — On April 11-12, three Junior Bible Quiz teams from New Life Christian Center in Polson participated in the State JBQ Meet at in Helena. Teams competed for two days over Bible information studied this past season. Polson New Life had two &ldq...
POLSON — SAFE Harbor, who aids domestic violence victims, recently helped some local Ronan and Polson High School girls. DeeAnn Richardson, SAFE Harbor executive director, was contacted by Ronan High senior parent Shelly Cordis. Cordis voiced concern about many college girls experiencing violent att...
POLSON — Two Polson High School students have achieved something very rare. “Two kids from a school this size is a statistic anomaly,” Cash Sisler said. Sisler was talking about nominations to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point for himself and classmate Tel Motich...
POLSON — For the first time in quite a while, Polson High School thespians will stage a play in the PHS auditorium. Two performances of “Suitable for Hanging” are set for May 9 and 10 with a 6:30 p.m. curtain time. “Suitable for Hanging” is set in 1971 and written b...
POLSON — On Saturday, April 26, we had some volunteer help with some work at our center. Dave Murphy and Wade Shipley did some painting in the restrooms while Wade’s son, Gabe, helped me install a new sump pump. Gabe is 12 years old and I couldn’t have asked for better help. I didn’t ...
POLSON — A Minesinger Trail homeowner burning grass behind a shed lost control of his fire on April 21. Believing the flames to be out in the shed area, he began burning ditches, but the flames crept under the shed, burning the building and an 18-foot camper stored in the shed, according to Karen Sarge...
POLSON — Polson City Commissioners passed three resolutions at their April 21 meeting, enabling the city to move forward with grant applications. Those were: Resolution 1060, to accept the 2014 wastewater preliminary engineering report; Resolution 1061, to accept the environmental assessment; and Resol...
POLSON — Multiple businesses in the Polson area have accepted counterfeit money recently. Business owners have been urged to protect their businesses and be on the lookout for these recognizable signs: • All bills being spent are reported to have been $20 dollar bills, and all of thes...
News from Providence Saint Joseph Rehab Department POLSON — Long-term health conditions are common in adults. Research shows 75 percent of the population older than 25 years in age will have at least one long-term medical condition. Occupational choices, or behaviors, can contribute directly to thei...
