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Fewer state schools meeting federal standards
The number of Montana schools and school districts that met goals required under federal education requirements declined in 2008 as the requirements increased, the state's top educator said Friday.
Rademacher, longtime White Sulphur newsman, dies
Long-time White Sulphur Springs newspaperman Verle Rademacher died Tuesday night in Helena.
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Montana School Reaps the Benefits of AVG Network Protection
It took rather longer - and a lot of virus infections - before he was able to convince the school to adopt the same powerful AVG technology for its network.
Trout rivers are dropping, clearing
Southcentral Montana rivers are starting to drop and clear. Look for the trout fishing to get better and better as the weeks pass.
The next best thing to growing one's own garden could be sharing someone else's. That's what Perpetual Harvest Farms, a Community Supported Agriculture venture, south of Boulder offers its 27 customers.
Montana Newspaper Association announces contest winners
BILLINGS - The Great Falls Tribune and The Boulder Monitor have earned top honors in the Montana Newspaper Association's Better Newspaper Contest.
By EVE BYRON - Independent Record - 06/11/08 Ginny Emery, IR staff photographer - A late-morning blizzard settles on Helena Tuesday.
Jury clears deputy in shooting of Boulder man
A jury of nine decided Tuesday evening that criminal charges are not necessary in the fatal shooting of a 31-year-old Boulder man by a sheriff's deputy in January.
House panel hears testimony from Rey, Rehberg on Elkhorn Cemetery property
An effort to change the Elkhorn Cemetery from federal to county-owned property - which would allow people to legally be buried on the land - got some support last week from U.S. Rep.
Native American men gain haven for recovery
Blue Thunder Lodge, a new state-funded residential facility for Native American men coming out of drug- or alcohol-abuse treatment programs, has its grand opening today.
Beloved pilot died protecting wife in crash
Before his plane crashed in Montana, Bradley Onion had made scores of flights across oceans, into canyons and through clouds, his wife says.
Motorcyclist collides with van
By ANGELA BRANDT - Independent Record - 05/30/08 George Lane IR staff photographer - Emergency personnel attend to Timothy Keener of Boulder who was riding his motorcycle south on Montana Avenue when a white ...
Boulder man injured in motorcycle accident
A 48-year-old Boulder man suffered head injuries when his motorcycle collided with a van on N. Montana Avenue Thursday afternoon.
Pilot of Boulder plane crash identified
The names of two people who crashed in small plane near Boulder, Montana on Friday have been released.
Pilot killed in Boulder plane crash
A small plane crashes in Boulder killing the pilot. According to Bob Gleich, Chief Deputy of Jefferson County Sheriffs office, a small four seat plane crashed into Boulder Hill at around 5 p.m. Friday.
“We will continue to keep a careful eye on the situation and assess alternative options to ensure Montana students have uninterrupted access to financial aid, this coming year and for years to come”
Responding to recent news that the Student Assistance Foundation is laying off 23 staff members, U.S. Senators Max Baucus and Jon Tester are calling for SAF and the Montana Higher Education Student Assistance ... via Queen City News
Register Tuesday for Great Falls bowhunter education course
Register for the first bowhunter education class of the year in Great Falls on April 22 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Fish, Wildlife & Parks office, 4600 Giant Springs Road. via Great Falls Tribune
FWP commission meeting in Helena next week
The Montana Wilderness Association will celebrate 50 years of 'keeping it wild' with its golden anniversary April 25-27 in Great Falls. via Great Falls Tribune
Uranium found in 40 Jefferson County wells
“We have just scratched the surface”
A government study found elevated levels of uranium in a sample of Jefferson County wells, according to a report released at Tuesday's county commission meeting. via Independent Record
Forest Service finishes South Belts Travel Plan
“Some people want more motorized use, some want less, and we want to reach that balance”
By EVE BYRON - Independent Record - 02/16/08 After eight years and numerous starts and stops, the South Big Belts travel plan is finished. via Independent Record