Drummond News

One of Montana's best preserved ghost towns will be a little less spooky this weekend, as it comes to life for a history celebration.

Shelley Turk may not have found a cure for cancer, but she has found a way to help young women who are fighting the disease.

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Aggie Madison and Umberto Benedetti discuss his painting "The Kennedy Drama" in the University Center Art Gallery at the University of Montana on Thursday afternoon.

Livingston woman killed in crash near Drummond Posted: Updated: The name of a Livingston women killed in a car crash on Interstate 90 has been released. via Montana's News Station

Montana officials say six more wolves from the Hall area will be destroyed, after several confirmed wolf attacks on livestock. via Montana's News Station

“Sometimes that means hazing and harassing wolves from people. And other times we kill problem wolves.”

Barring any legal obstacles, gray wolves will come off of the Endangered Species List next month, and that means that the state of Montana will take over management of its population. via KXLF

DILLON, Mont. - Montana Western football coach Rich Ferris has announced the signing of seven recruits, including safety Clay Cantrell of Drummond. via Montana Standard

Lows should climb above zero by Friday Posted on Jan. 23 Western Montana lows weren't as low Wednesday as they had been earlier since that Arctic air moved into the area and should climb above zero starting ... via Missoulian

Low pressure - Fifth-grade students learn the tools of meteorology, create Drummond Elementary Weather Report The Drummond Elementary fifth-graders have just completed an extensive meteorology unit. via Missoulian

Authorities say that slippery road conditions are to blame for a wreck that happened on Interstate 90 near Drummond that sent a semi-truck sliding into the median. via KXLF

“I just went up there to see her birds”

By JOE NICKELL of the Missoulian Photographed by LINDA THOMPSON of the Missoulian Bill Ohrmann stands in his studio, where his work hangs beneath a print of a Vincent Van Gogh painting. via Missoulian

“A lot of people who come from bigger cities have that”

Dr. Brian Abbott, oncologist at Sletten Cancer Institute, first attended Camp Mak-A-Dream as a camp physician six years ago when he was working in Memphis. via Great Falls Tribune

“I think we got, like, 15 new people signed up”

Becky Guiles stands in the St. Regis School library, which has been combined with the town's community library. via Missoulian

Two people were taken to the hospital Saturday evening after apparently trying to lend a hand following a two vehicle crash that happened on Interstate 90. via KXLF

“You know, they were beautiful. It's hard to hate them. &#8220 'But at the same time, you don't want them out there in your cows.”

Their eyes have seen the glory of wolves. Gayla Skaw tells of the day last winter when her husband Lee and a neighboring rancher were in the hills cutting wood. via Missoulian

Five wolves from two separate packs were killed Monday and Tuesday in southwestern Montana for preying on cattle. via Missoulian

The remnants of a tropical depression spun Saturday along the Gulf Coast, creating scattered showers and thunderstorms.

In the West, precipitation fell through much of California and into the Southwest. Rain also increased in the Great Basin and pushed into the Intermountain West. There were winter conditions in higher elevations, with snow advisories in effect for the Sierra Nevadas.

Elsewhere, a cold front swept through the Plains and Great Lakes and moved into the Northeast. Much of the precipitation from this front had diminished by early morning, but showers moved through parts of the Upper Midwest. Read more

“When a wolf pack focuses on livestock on private land as a food source, difficult decisions must be made”

Federal officials have authorized killing a pack of wolves because the predators made a habit of feeding on cattle on private land southwest of Drummond. via Independent Record