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St. Regis sends two golfers to state
St. Regis golfers continued to enjoy success this year, with two going to the state championships following a strong showing at the Class C Divisional meet in Great Falls this past weekend.
Montana St. wins first semifinal since '84, beats SDSU 31-17
Montana State freshman quarterback Tommy Mellott accounted for four touchdowns to send the Bobcats to their first title game in 38 years with a 31-17 win over South Dakota State in a Football Championship Series semifinal game on Saturday.
State qualifiers return to lead Plains track
It’s been a recurring them this year when it comes to looking ahead at area high school track and field teams: most, if not all, have strong groups coming back and some promising potential moving up in the form of underclassmen.
Plains golfer Shayna Burgess qualifies for state tournament
Plains golfer Shayna Burgess doesn’t have to relive the feeling of not qualifying for the state golf tournament.
Piranhas take second at state
CONRAD – Plains swimmers joined competitors as teams from towns of all sizes and from one end of the state to the other packed into Conrad last weekend to take part in the state swim meet.
State champ
Barry Gilpin recently returned from the State Trap Shoot in Great Falls with a first place win.
State of disaster declared by governor as flood worries persist
Gov. Steve Bullock declared a second executive order this month declaring a “disaster to exist in the state of Montana” on May 21. In the most recent declaration, Gov. Bullock stated that, “flood conditions persist and have worsened in many locations since I declared a state of emergency to exist statewide in Montana”. His previous order was on May 1, 2018.
Plains does well at state track meet
Plains High School track and field continued its tradition of excellence in spite of having only five qualify for the Class-C state track meet held Thursday through Saturday at Laurel Sports Complex at Laurel High School.
State C Meet
Brandon Manahgan competed at the state meet last week after qualifying at the divisional meet the week prior.
Travelers’ Rest State Park host First Day Hikes
Travelers’ Rest State Park near Lolo will host a "First Day Hike" on New Year’s Day. The guided hike will begin outside the Travelers’ Rest visitor center at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2025 and is free and open to all ages.
HELP Act won't bust budget
By Steph Larsen, stephl@cfra.org, Center for Rural Affairs
Superior High musicians head to state competition
The pandemic knocked state competition out the last two years when it came to musicians in high school competing at that level. But this coming weekend, six students are competing in Helena from Superior High School and excitement is not their only emotion.
Sheehan of Plains convicted of theft
A Helena jury convicted a Plains man Thursday of one count of theft by common scheme, a felony, of worker’s compensation benefits provided by the Montana State Fund.
Tri-State Tournament
Zane Carter (left) and TJ Carter (right) hold up two of their fish at the Tri-State Tournament last weekend.
State commission finalizes Montana congressional district lines
Chair Maylinn Smith, who was appointed to the commission by the state's Supreme Court, chose a map dividing the state into eastern and western districts.
Conservation license now required to access some state lands
A new rule that went into effect over the weekend requires all outdoor enthusiasts to secure a conservation license to access some state lands previously open with few restrictions to the public.
The Montana Privacy Act - an update from Rep. Schwaderer
Subhead: State Legislature needs to lead in new era of privacy concerns.
State Champions
The Savage Heat pose with their Class C six-man football State Champions trophy following their victory over Big Sandy, 77-0.
Montana Legislature to convene 65th session
HELENA (AP) — Monday, Jan. 2 was a largely ceremonial day, starting with the inauguration of statewide elected officials.
An update from Rep. Schwaderer
As a State Representative, my purview tends to fall only on issues that can be resolved at the state level. That said it’s still quite often that I receive phone calls or emails dealing with concerns outside of the state - typically federal issues. The last few weeks have seen a significant frustration in our community regarding the unconstitutional surveillance of law-abiding citizens by the federal government.