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Polson city manager resigns, returning to Oregon
Polson will soon be advertising for a new city manager. City Manager Jay Henry submitted his letter of resignation Tuesday and will become city manager in Talent, Ore.
Another day of education at Palmetto Historical Park
The Wildlife Social and Book Fair on Saturday at Palmetto Historical Park in Palmetto proved learning can be fun.
Controversy still surrounds Polson Walmart
Members of the Polson City Council have given retailer Walmart a two year extension plat approval for its planned Super Center in town.
Fire chief: 52 injured in Montana deck collapse
Fifty-two people were injured when a deck collapsed at a Montana casino, authorities said Saturday, including four people with "life-threatening" injuries.
Bikes for Books winners get new set of wheels
The Montana Masonic Foundation and Mission Valley Lodge #78 are pleased once again to participate with area schools in the "Bikes for Books" program to promote reading and public education.
Local softball players named to all-state, all-conference teams
Several softball players from Polson, St. Ignatius and Ronan were recently named to their respective all-conference teams and three of the Polson players were picked for the Class A all-state team.
Family Concepts fosters good parenting
Child Development specialist Marcia Jo Tharp, center, teaches Ariana Breedon, 4, how to wash her hands properly while Ariana's stepmother, Meagan Breeden, 22, looks on in the kitchen Thursday at Family Concepts ...
Area residents and trucking-industry representatives met with the state Department of Transportation this week to talk about possible truck restrictions on Montana 35, but transportation director Jim Lynch ...
DOT discusses truck restrictions on Montana 35
SOMERS, Mont. - The state Department of Transportation held public meetings this week to discuss possible restrictions on heavy truck traffic on Montana 35 after a tanker truck overturned and spilled almost ...
Pick-up location changed for Polson Boys & Girls club bus riders
The 12:30 BGC bus that was to be leave from Linderman School has been changed to Cherry Valley Elementary School since the Polson Summer School program will be held at Cherry Valley.
After wet spring, anglers looking forward to great June
The weather has certainly been crazy this spring. Here we are, with Memorial Day Weekend already past us and still as I write this week's column, there is still no sighting of the famous salmon flies on the ...
One Eagle Scout's dream comes true on Friday as after a year of planning and organizing, Jonathan Crosby officially opened the gates to Montana's third dog park.
Public meeting to discuss traffic safety issues relating to large...
The Montana Department of Transportation is conducting two public meetings to discuss safety issues regarding large trucks on MT 35 and U.S. 93.
Public Record for Monday, May 26, 2008
Heather and Michael Barrett, Hamilton, boy, May 23 Heidi and Barry Yaskus, Stevensville, boy, May 23 Lynn and William Blocker, Darby, boy, May 23 Sheryl and Andy Mickelson, Missoula, boy, May 24 Nami and Alex ...
Western MT tourism off to slow start
The Memorial Day weekend typically signals the beginning of the tourism season for many of Montana's lakeside towns, but this year, those summer residents and tourists are trickling into towns like Polson, ...
Gauthier Agency open for business
Robert Gauthier has opened Gauthier Agency, L.L.C. in the Ronan Professional Center at 63316 U.S. HWY 93 in Ronan. via Char-Koosta News
Public meetings planned after fuel spill
The state DOT will hold two public meetings in June to discuss large truck traffic on Montana 35. via KFBB
Glacier Brewing: A Taste of the Wild West
“We are family friendly and encourage people to bring their kids”
When you drive up the main street of Polson to Glacier Brewing, you get a little flashback to the Wild West. via NewWest
Polson native has best women's pole vault effort in NCAA...
Polson native has best women's pole vault effort in NCAA MOSCOW, Idaho A Polson, Mont., native who competes in pole vault at the University of Idaho Melinda Owen posted an NCAA-leading height in the pole vault ... via Minot Sports
Indian Education Awards honors the best in the business
“We have the opportunity to take our education system and make it something great”
Octave Finley was awarded a Cultural Preservation award at he 14th Annual Tribal Education Awards, which honored staff, students, and parents who are dedicated to Indian education and academic improvement. via Char-Koosta News