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COLUMN: Hologram all-stars
When it comes to this Artificial Intelligence stuff, I’m at the very least a skeptic and at best a “show me” before I come to a conclusion.
Music to the ears
SUPERIOR – Tucked away in an unassuming building in Mineral County on the property of Superior resident Chuck Seward is a facility that has helped to bring the talents of local musicians and singers to the attention of the masses.
Avian influenza detected in grizzly bears
Avian influenza has leaped into Montana’s bear population.
CSKT, feds launch pilot program to address MMIP
The goal of the project is to improve responses to emergent American Indian and Alaska Native missing person cases...
Spring operations start-up in Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park staff are gearing up for the season, with west-side vehicle reservations about to begin and snow plows nearing Logan Pass.
Keeping in Touch: Legislature starts up
On Monday, January 3, 2010, the 62nd Legislature will convene at noon in both the House and Senate Chambers. At this time, 100 House Representatives and the newly elected Senators will officially be sworn into office.
Watercraft inspection stations open for 2021 season
Watercraft inspection stations open for 2021 season across Montana
Plains graduates move on to the next step
PLAINS - All the glory associated with high school graduation was on display Sunday in the Plains High School gym. Packed with hundreds of parents, friends and family members, the stage was set for a ceremony to celebrate a benchmark in the lives of 28 young people.
Non-resident boaters must buy AIS prevention pass
Non-residents planning to bring their watercraft into Montana must now purchase an AIS Prevention Pass before launching on state waters.
I work for you - an update from Senator Fielder
I believe one of the most important aspects of public service is listening to the people I serve and understanding what is important to you. American government derives its just powers from the consent of the governed. At least it is supposed to.
Plains students create patriotic works
Each year, high school students in Plains have the opportunity to express their views, ideas, and beliefs around patriotic themes using art, the written word, and an audio essay. Every year the annual theme for each of the three contests is different than the previous year.
COLUMN: Artificial intelligence
The following “broadcast” is brought to you by the fine folks at Artificial Intelligence, Inc. (Aiiiii).
Hot Springs Library offering chance to 'Share Your Story,' create oral history
HELENA — The Friday after Thanksgiving is the National Day of Listening. The Montana State Library — partnered with public libraries throughout the state — encourages Montanans to record their stories, and those of their loved ones, as part of the Share Your Story Montana project.
Boaters must stop at aquatic invasive species stations
With summer recreation in full swing, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks wardens remind watercraft users that they must stop every time they pass an aquatic invasive species (AIS) inspection station, even if they have previously been inspected. If, for example, a person goes through an inspection station at 7 a.m. and receives a copy of the watercraft inspection form, and then drives past the same inspection station at 2 p.m. on their way home, they need to stop again.
Plains declares declaration of local disaster emergency
Plains Mayor Dan Rowan issued a declaration of a state of local disaster emergency Tuesday morning.
Community Notes
St. Regis will hold its All-Class Reunion on July 21 with a Saturday potluck starting at 11 a.m. in the community park. There will also be a breakfast on Sunday at 9 a.m. at the St. Regis School. Volunteers are needed. Call Ron Forest at (406) 678-4255.
Montana FWP's Bradley honored for work with wildlife
Each year, the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks presents the Governor’s Awards to two different departments that exemplify their mission.
Radio station looks to expand content, plans pig roast
KJFK-LP, a low frequency FM station, will host its annual pig roast and fundraiser with the initiative to raise money and community awareness, and expand its station Friday starting 4 p.m. at the Camas Recreation Center.
Superior mayor declares state of emergency
Superior Mayor Roni Phillips declared a state of emergency in the town Thursday, April 9, due to the COVID-19 virus.
Sales pick up at Saltese Swap Meet
The weather was ideal and the mix of vendors had the shoppers/browsers thoroughly entertained at the Saltese Swap Meet and Flea Market last week.