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New law benefits small timber projects
For landowners, loggers, sawmills and those who manage the state’s natural resources, Montana House Bill 79 is an all-around win. Passed in April, this new bill creates a small timber sale exemption primarily for property owners to clear landings for a homesite, reduce wildfire risk by thinning, or clean up damage after wind events.
Plains Farmers Market opens with big turnout
On a warm, sunny Friday evening, the Plains Farmers Market kicked off its season with a big opening day turnout. Twenty-seven vendors from Plains, Paradise, Hot Springs and Thompson Falls set up under the shade trees at Fred Young Park, displaying a wide array of local products.
Energy Keepers to adjust dam operations to help raise Flathead Lake water level
The Interior department on Friday approved a request by Energy Keepers, Inc. to raise the water level in Flathead Lake this summer by adjusting minimum flows at the SKQ Dam.
Legals for June, 18 2025
Legals for June, 25 2025
Legals for June, 4 2025
Governor touts effort to streamline small-scale forestry work
A ceremonial signing of HB 79 took place last week at Big Sky Forest Products in St. Regis.
Kvelve's Comments: Time to saddle up
Yeeee-haaaaw! It’s time, once again, for rodeo season.
Rodeo takes center stage at Homesteader Days
It was in some ways like trying to navigate in a dust storm.
Kvelve's Comments: Summer is for swimming
Water and sunshine mix.
Jasper appointed to Board of Regents
The Board of Regents is charged with supervising, coordinating, managing and controlling the Montana University System.
Crews nearly wrangle Banana Lake Fire
More seasonal weather last week has aided efforts to wrangle the Banana Lake Fire in Sanders County.
Water quality study bridges U.S.-Canada divide
This summer, researchers are slated to begin a new $4.9 million transboundary study aimed at promoting “a common understanding” of longstanding pollution concerns in the Kootenai River system.
Kvelve's Comments: Charlie Hustle and Shoeless Joe
Sometimes, it takes a while to right a wrong.
Fort Connah Rendezvous is a step back in time
A trapper by the name of “Teaspoon” finished first in the annual Trapper’s Run – a contest of grit and physical stamina held during the 24th anniversary of the Fort Connah Rendezvous, June 14-15 at the historic outpost north of St. Ignatius.
Legals for June, 11 2025
Stakeholders show off possibilities for Fish Creek recreation
Within days of the application deadline for Montana residents to be considered for a position on the new Fish Creek Collaborative, a ‘sort of’ VIP field trip took place.
Rediscovering home: A raptor on the mend
A bridge needing a facelift, a young man and an historic bar no more, and a couple more bird stories.
Community representation a key attribute for rodeo princess
To be eligible to participate to become the Junior Rodeo Princess for the Superior LIONS Go for the Gold Rodeo at the Mineral County Fair, young ladies must be between 13 and 20 years of age.
Vendors bring variety to the Alberton Community Farmers Market
If you don’t find exactly what you’re looking for at the Alberton Community Farmers Market this week, don’t worry, your favorite vendor might be back next time.