Articles with the Tag: Polson
News from the Montana Department of Health and Human Services Halloween is a fun and spooky time of year for kids. Make Trick-or-Treating safe for your little monsters by following a few of these safety tips: 1. When selecting a costume, make sure it is the right size to prevent falls. 2...
News from Lake County Health Department, Ravalli County Buckle Up and Harold Lair, Polson High School Driver’s Education instructor POLSON — National Teen Driver Safety Week is the week of Oct. 20 – 26, 2013. Additionally, Montana’s legislature dedicated the third Tuesday in Octobe...
News from the Boys and Girls Club of the Flathead Reservation and Lake County RONAN — The first week in October marked the beginning of a new opportunity for Ronan Boys & Girls Club members. Kathy Gallagher and Alice Gleason, longtime members of the former Ronan Swimming Pool Association, design...
POLSON — Polson School Board meetings begin with time for public comments, and at the Oct. 14 meeting Marine veteran Sgt. Chuck Lewis, who served during the Vietnam era, spoke to trustees about welcoming veterans to the Polson schools. Lewis recently returned to the Mission Valley from a six-...
POLSON — America’s Best Value Port Polson Inn is accepting donations for the “Coats For Kids” again this fall. This is the 12th year the Inn has helped serve the community through the coat giveaway program. Donors may drop off coats at the Port Polson Inn front desk anytime between th...
POLSON — Montana’s AARP Tax-Aide, the state’s largest free volunteer-run tax assistance and preparation service, is seeking volunteers to assist in tax assistance and preparation for the 2013 tax year. This program targets seniors and low to moderate income folks. Volunteers of all ages and...
POLSON — The supernatural mystery “The Uninvited,” opens the Port Polson Players 39th season at the John Dowdall Theatre. The show runs October 25, 26, and 27 and the following weekend, November 1,2,3, with curtain at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 p.m. matinees on Sundays. ...
POLSON — At the Oct. 7 Polson City Commission meeting, commissioners tabled a resolution to set impact fees. They had lowered the impact fees earlier in the year in an attempt to stimulate growth and had planned to raise the fees again at this meeting. Commissioner Stephen Turner asked Mike Howke, P...
POLSON — From a sidehill, Skyline Drive started as a stagecoach road before turning into the luxe two-lane road complete with a walking/biking path and guardrails that it is today. Saturday, Oct. 12 dawned cold and gray, but that didn’t stop the ribbon cutting for the $12 million Skyline...
POLSON – The Lady Pirates had a tough week on the volleyball court. Thursday brought Frenchtown to Polson and with them a 0-3 loss for the Lady Pirates. Though the Lady Pirates played three close sets 17-25, 19-25, and 24-26, they just couldn’t grab a win against the overpowering Lady B...
