Hamilton News

The Second Street Market at 175 South Second Street in Hamilton features collectibles, art, Griz wear and much more.

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

Hot apple cider and steaming coffee. Children's choirs singing Christmas carols.

Ravalli County reports its first confirmed death related to the H1N1 flu marking the 10th death in Montana.

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

There were a few mayoral races and several city council races in the Bitterroot which were on the table Tuesday.

Love of the open road, love of country, love lost, love gone, love of God, and romantic love are all featured in song on the new CD released Thursday by the Montana A Cappella Society.

Live Music: Friday: Kniption Fit at Great Northern; Mobile Beat DJ at Red's; Sleepwave, Flip Wilsons, Burning Cattle at Craggy Range Saturday: Andre Floyd at The Lodge; Jam Night and Open Mic at Ricciardi's; Halloween Bash with Sick Pony at the Raven; Kniption Fit at Great Northern; Dangerous at the Salish; Haunted Holmes at Craggy Range; Canyon ...

Darryl 'George' Fleck Sr. Darryl "George" Fleck Sr., formerly of Scappoose, died Oct.

BUTTE - A business has launched a new helicopter touring service over the Butte region, with plans to also expand a pilot training program into the area.

MISSOULA - Helen Dagny Vehrs, 79, of Missoula, died of natural causes Thursday at her home.

A researcher from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases will be in Hamilton on Friday to discuss the threats posed by influenza.

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

Health officials in Ravalli County have announced that there will by a H1N1 Flu vaccination clinic for kids on Friday in Hamilton.

The strong and sturdy bridge that crosses the Bitterroot River into the city of Hamilton now stands dedicated as the Veterans Bridge, and will stand that way for many years to come.

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

Fall colors, temperatures, smells, tastes are unique, heart-savoring and available at Hamilton's Apple Days on Saturday, October 10th in downtown Hamilton in front of the Museum on Bedford Street.

The U.S. government awarded $60 million to researchers and companies on Thursday to develop vaccine adjuvants -- substances designed to boost the immune response and can help stretch short vaccine supplies.

The National Rifle Association says Americans usually buy about 7 billion rounds of ammo a year.

Election season's approaching in the next month, and at least one issue comes to my mind that should garner support from both sides of the political spectrum: conservation of wilderness.