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Cut fiber optic line disrupts phone service across Hi-Line
Qwest technicians are investigating this afternoon a fiber optic phone line cut about 65 miles from Havre that has interrupted telephone service across the Montana Hi-line. "We're not sure of the extent of the ...
The U.S. Census Bureau released 2007 population estimates of the nation's incorporated places on July 10, and Choteau, Fairfield and Dutton were all listed as having lost population compared to 2000 figures.
Teton Medical Center's governing board, meeting in Choteau on July 21, agreed to develop a community clinic in partnership with Northwest Healthcare of Kalispell.
Paleontologists to gather at MSU in 2009
Scientists interested in dinosaur eggs and dinosaur babies will gather in Montana next summer for their fourth international symposium.
All about dinosaurs in Choteau
CHOTEAU - Thank goodness for Josh Jonas that dinosaurs still don't roam the plains around this part of Montana; otherwise the 9-year-old might be scared into extinction himself.
Montana, federal wildlife officials pursue sheep-killing grizzlies Wildlife officials believe two young grizzly bears are responsible for killing 71 sheep between June 11 and July 9 south of Choteau, and said ...
Young grizzlies accused of killing 71 sheep
Wildlife officials hope to capture two young grizzly bears suspected in a sheep killing spree that one government trapper says is the worst he's seen.
Young grizzlies accused of killing 71 sheep
Traps will remain in place until Friday in an effort to capture two young grizzly bears that are suspected in a sheep killing spree one government trapper says is the worst he has ever seen.
Dinosaur Day comes back to celebrate historic find
BYNUM - While bringing back dinosaurs from extinction may be possible only in the movies, The Two Medicine Dinosaur Center in Bynum and The Old Trail Museum in Choteau are bringing back Dinosaur Day.
Big crowd enjoys rodeo in Choteau
CHOTEAU - An enthusiastic crowd of more than 2,500 cheered on a lot of regional favorites here Friday afternoon at the 63rd annual Choteau Rodeo.
Group sponsoring events to battle noxious weeds
The Rocky Mountain Front Weed Roundtable is sponsoring three events this month to combat the spread of noxious weeds, which can displace native plants and wildlife.
Former Conrad resident gets 3 years in prison
Former Conrad resident and business owner Wyatt Stokes has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for bankruptcy fraud.
Winners in this year's Montana Letters About Literature writing contest include Meranie Vercioof Great Falls, first place for students in grades four through six; Mariah Wearleyof Choteau School, first place in ...
Gobbling up summer in giant bites
It might sound a bit strange, but this time of year - the first few weeks of true summer - often reminds me of Halloween.
College of Tech had 100 percent passage rate of NCLEX last year
The Practical Nurse program at MSU-Great Falls College of Technology ranked first in the percentage of graduates passing the National Council Licensure Examination .
Rain, snow make Montana a blooming wonderland
If April showers bring May flowers, what do March snowstorms, May monsoons and June snowstorms bring? It looks like some mighty fine wildflowers - in fact, we might see wildflowers we haven't seen in a while.
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'More spectacular unspoiled nature than anywhere else in the lower 48 United States.' 'Vibrant and charming small towns that serve as gateways to the natural wonders.' 'Breathtaking experiences by day, ...
CHOTEAU - Bob Zion's interest in area history dates back to Aug. 29, 1933, when he witnessed one of the last hangings in the state.
Storm dumps snow in western, central Montana
A late spring storm that rolled through central Montana early Wednesday dumped two to four inches of snow in Great Falls, downed numerous power lines and caused power outages in many sections of the city.
USFS cleared in animal deaths near Choteau
Officials have announced that no charges will be filed after six U.S. Forest Service stock were found dead earlier this spring.