Darby News

Here is the latest Montana news from The Associated Press DARBY, Mont. State biologists say as many as 30 bighorn sheep have died of pneumonia in southwest Montana.

Ravalli County officials have confirmed that human remains found on a mountaintop in western Montana belong to a Wyoming man who was reported missing in September.

Monday is your last opportunity to submit comments to the Forest Service concerning the environmental impact statement for the Bitterroot National Forest Travel Plan.

The Ravalli County Sheriff Chris Hoffman released the name of the man killed outside Darby earlier this week.

HAMILTON - Ravalli County authorities say human remains have been found by two men who were rock climbing about 12 miles southwest of Darby.

We're not endorsing candidates in Ravalli County, but are still watching the races.

The economy is being reflected at the basic level of consumerism at Farmer's Markets in the Bitterroot Valley.

Bitterroot National Forest fire crews are planning to burn some slash piles in the area southwest of the Lake Como boat parking over the course of the next few weeks.

The Gird End Fire, located roughly 1 1/2 miles southwest of Skalkaho Mountain, is approximately 200 acres.

The search continues for 63-year-old Denver entrepreneur Donald Masters, who went missing Aug.

The Bitterroot National Forest Service, located primarily in west-central Montana, allows for personal and commercial mushroom harvesting opportunities for interested mushroom pickers.

Ravalli County is picking up over $1 million to improve energy efficiency in schools.

Ravalli County is picking up over $1 million to improve energy efficiency in schools.

The trail closure on the Kootenai Creek Trail, implemented to protect the public during the most active burning period of the Kootenai Creek Fire, has been lifted.

Everett and Janet Cress headed for Billings, Mont., July 17 to watch Alan in a track meet.

Everett and Janet Cress headed for Billings, Mont., July 17 to watch Alan in a track meet.

MEDIA: Please call Elizabeth Ballard, cell phone, 239-5105, OR 777-7421 if you need additional information.

Ravalli County's undersheriff has resigned amid an investigation into a domestic disturbance at his home earlier this month.

To those of you who find the word 'crap' heinous, rude or disgusting - apologies in advance.

During my way-too-short stay at the Triple Creek Ranch in Darby, MT last month, one of their staff was a delightful young woman who told me that she too had been published.