Week of April 17, 2024

  • Montana group launches coverage campaign after Medicaid unwinding

    Mara Silvers, Montana Free Press

    Earlier this month, representatives from Missoula community organizations packed into a conference room at Partnership Health Center to coordinate solutions to a collective problem: How to help thousands of people removed from state Medicaid programs in the last year regain health care coverage as quickly as possible. The campaign, titled "Get Covered Again," is spearheaded by Cover Montana, a federally supported arm of the Montana Primary Care Association that helps Montanans find and access...

  • Montana State breaks ground on Bozeman nursing building

    Greg Cappis, MSU News Service

    It started with an email. Mark Jones wrote to Montana State University President Waded Cruzado asking how he and his wife, Robyn, could use their resources in partnership with the university to better the state's health care system. Three years later, on Tuesday afternoon, the Joneses, Cruzado and other MSU administrators and partners donned hard hats to ceremonially break ground on a new nursing education building at MSU. The new building will provide faculty and students with state-of-the-art...

  • Missing juveniles located in Manhattan

    It was a scary situation last week when the Gallatin County Dispatch received a call on April 10 at 6:23 p.m. that stated two juveniles were missing from Manhattan Elementary School. Manhattan Police Department immediately responded and were ultimately able to locate the missing juveniles on the north side of the Gallatin River, near Yadon Road. Manhattan Police Officers were not able to reach the cold and wet juveniles due to water conditions and requested Gallatin County Sheriff Search and... Full story

  • Gallatin County Sheriff's Report April 12, 2024

    GCSO Calls for Service Yesterday Printed on April 13, 2024 Time Call # Type of Call Location Result 04/12/24 00:05 CFS24-050721 WARRANTS GARETH WAY and TRISTRAM DR (38.6 LE - GOA / UTL 00:07 CFS24-050723 PATROL CHECK WOODEN SHOE LN and WOODEN SHOELE - Documented 00:10 CFS24-050724 COMMS PROB VAQUERO PKWY and DRIVEWAY (57.1 LE - Documented 00:16 CFS24-050727 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF DRIVEWAY and BRIDGER CANYON RD LE - Documented 00:36 CFS24-050732 PATROL CHECK NORRIS RD and JACKRABBIT LN (103.3 LE - Documented 00:39 CFS24-050733 PUBLIC ASSIST TOWN... Full story

  • City to receive $87,000 grant for Headwaters Trail System

    Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks announced last week that 36 trail organizations, communities and various land-managing agencies throughout Montana will receive Montana Trail Stewardship Program (TSP) grant awards for their projects in 2024. The grant awards include $87,000 for the City of Three Forks for the Headwaters Trail System to be used for trail rehabilitation east of the Madison River Bridge. Forty TSP applications were received this year from a variety of eligible applicants, including...

  • Gallatin County Sheriff's Report April 14, 2024

    Page 1 of 7 GCSO Calls for Service Yesterday Printed on April 15, 2024 Time Call # Type of Call Location Result 04/14/24 00:12 CFS24-051706 NOISE MOOSE RIDGE RD and DRIVEWAY (36.4 LE - GOA / UTL 00:18 CFS24-051707 TRAFFIC STOP LE - Warning 00:33 CFS24-051714 TRESPASS WOODMAN DR and N RIVER ROCK DR LE - Documented 00:34 CFS24-051715 77 INTERSTATE 90 HWY and ACCESS (0.2 LE - Agency Assist 01:18 CFS24-051725 PATROL CHECK E VALLEY CENTER RD and FREMONT LE - Documented 01:32 CFS24-051729 PATROL CHECK LE - Documented 01:38 CFS24-051731 OUT W/... Full story

  • Gallatin County Sheriff's Report April 16, 2024

    GCSO Calls for Service Yesterday Printed on April 17, 2024 Time Call # Type of Call Location Result 04/16/24 00:08 CFS24-052676 SUBJECT STOP JACKRABBIT LN and THUNDER RD LE - Case Generated 01:17 CFS24-052688 PATROL CHECK W CAMERON BRIDGE RD and LE - Documented 01:33 CFS24-052690 PATROL CHECK AIRWAY BLVD and ON RAMP (97.3 feet) LE - Documented 01:39 CFS24-052692 PATROL CHECK INTERSTATE 90 HWY and ACCESS (63.6 LE - Documented 02:05 CFS24-052700 PATROL CHECK AIRWAY BLVD and ON RAMP (97.3 feet) LE - Documented 02:06 CFS24-052703 PATROL CHECK E... Full story

  • Gallatin County Sheriff's Report April 13, 2024

    GCSO Calls for Service Yesterday Printed on April 14, 2024 Time Call # Type of Call Location Result 04/13/24 00:00 CFS24-051223 AGENCY ASSIST LE - Agency Assist 00:06 CFS24-051231 OUT W/ VEHICLE LE - Documented 00:14 CFS24-051237 PATROL CHECK HIGH PLAINS RD and DRY CREEK RD LE - Documented 00:22 CFS24-051241 TRAFFIC STOP LE - Warning 00:41 CFS24-051246 TRAFFIC STOP 911 - Duplicate Call 00:42 CFS24-051247 TRAFFIC STOP LE - Warning 00:59 CFS24-051256 PATROL CHECK JACKRABBIT LN and RAMSHORN DR LE - Documented 01:00 CFS24-051258 PATROL CHECK... Full story

  • Broadwater County Sheriff's Report April 7-13, 2024

    MEDIA REPORT Printed on April 15, 2024 CFS Date/Time Street Name Code : Description 04/07/24 00:23 TSTOP : Traffic Stop 04/07/24 00:56 HWY 287 NB TSTOP : Traffic Stop 04/07/24 02:05 I 90 WB TSTOP : Traffic Stop 04/07/24 02:13 TF REST AREA EXPATROL : Extra Patrol 04/07/24 04:31 STAGECOACH LN NOISE : Noise 04/07/24 04:58 HORIZON LOOP Agency : Agency Assist 04/07/24 05:49 PROPFND : Found Property 04/07/24 07:46 FOLLOWUP : Follow up 04/07/24 08:37 FOLLOWUP : Follow up 04/07/24 08:56 SOUTH FORK RAY CREEK RD CS : Civil Standby 04/07/24 08:57 MAIN... Full story

  • Gallatin County Sheriff's Report April 15, 2024

    Page 1 of 8 GCSO Calls for Service Yesterday Printed on April 16, 2024 Time Call # Type of Call Location Result 04/15/24 00:10 CFS24-052179 PATROL CHECK RIVER ROCK RD and NORTH SHORE DRLE - Documented 00:12 CFS24-052180 PATROL CHECK W CAMERON BRIDGE RD and LE - Documented 00:13 CFS24-052181 PATROL CHECK STAR TRAILER PARK TRPK and FRANK LE - Documented 00:19 CFS24-052184 PATROL CHECK E VALLEY CENTER RD and FREMONT LE - Documented 00:19 CFS24-052185 PATROL CHECK GALLATIN RD and JACKRABBIT LN LE - Documented 00:20 CFS24-052186 TRAFFIC HAZARD LE... Full story

  • Gallatin County Sheriff's Report April 17, 2024

    GCSO Calls for Service Yesterday Printed on April 18, 2024 Time Call # Type of Call Location Result 04/17/24 00:22 CFS24-053144 PATROL CHECK NIXON GULCH RD and HORSESHOE LE - Documented 00:31 CFS24-053147 PATROL CHECK DRIVEWAY and W DRY CREEK RD (99.1 LE - Documented 00:55 CFS24-053153 PATROL CHECK FRONTAGE RD and INTERSTATE 90 LE - Documented 01:27 CFS24-053160 AGENCY ASSIST LE - Public Assist 02:10 CFS24-053165 PUBLIC ASSIST HEREFORD DR and BRAHMA BLVD (62.9LE - Public Assist 05:15 CFS24-053187 PATROL CHECK GALLATIN FIELD RD and SERVICE DR... Full story

  • Rogers signs to wrestle at Western Colorado University

    Jack H. Smith, Three Forks Voice

    In February, Three Forks High School senior wrestler Cole Rogers put an exclamation point on his storied prep career with a third consecutive state title. While his time competing as Wolf may have ended, he is far from finished on the mat. Rogers signed a letter of intent last week to compete at the collegiate level for Western Colorado University in Gunnison. Prior to a signing ceremony in front of a packed audience of family, coaches, teammates, friends, and supporters, Rogers discussed the... Full story

  • Three Forks Track and Field excels at meets in Washington, Belgrade

    Jack H. Smith, Three Forks Voice

    With three weeks of competition under their belts, Three Forks High School Track and Field Head Coach Dillon Gongliewski feels the entire program is not only exceeding expectations but having fun while doing it. "We as coaches are just so ecstatic that we not only have a talented team but that we have a fun team. Ending every practice before a meet with a friendly competition between event groups has been one of the key early highlights of the season. It's important to keep it fun for the... Full story

  • Three Forks softball wins five to move to 7-0

    Jack H. Smith, Three Forks Voice

    The Three Forks High School Softball team continued its torrid start to the season with five wins last week to improve their record to 7-0. The Wolves opened the week on April 9 with 17 hits on their way to a 27-8 victory over visiting Anaconda. Three Forks Head Coach Clay Feliciano said Maycee Church, AdaRae Thomas, Nova Ervin, and Karlie McDermott had three hits in the 19-run victory. Church and Thomas led the team with 4 RBIs. Feliciano added Thomas got into the pitching circle for the... Full story

  • Wolves excel in Livingston

    Jack H. Smith, Three Forks Voice

    It was an outstanding second tournament of the season for the Three Forks High School Golf team, with a multitude of Wolves shining at last Thursday’s Livingston Invite. According to Head Coach Aaron Harkins, every player matched or beat their scores from the opening week, with two Wolves setting personal bests. Harkins said Ari Judd shot an 87 for the Lady Wolves, which was good for second place, Claire Van Vleet carded her career low of 104, Paige Lien had a 110, and Kennedy Rogers finished... Full story

  • Another excellent week for TFHS Tennis

    Jack H. Smith, Three Forks Voice

    It was another great week of results for the Three Forks High School Tennis team. The Wolves opened the week on April 9 in Helena with matches against Choteau, Simms, and East Helena. In varsity action, the number one doubles team of Maddie Griffiths and Karin Williams picked up a win and the number two team of Claire Cutler and Mikayla Lear won two matches. In number one singles action, Malia Eriksson had one win and won one of two sets in another match, and at number two singles, Ali Kotter... Full story

  • Column: It's once again time for grilling season

    Jack H. Smith, Three Forks Voice

    While I was thrilled to pull the cover off the pellet grill a few days ago, I was disgusted for completely overlooking cleaning late last fall. We were in the process of moving, so there was a lot to do, and spending a few minutes tidying up the grill was not high on my list of priorities, although it probably should have been. Once I spent time making a mess of myself, including my face, the front door, and into the kitchen, I was finally ready to cook outside for the first time since October.... Full story

  • Guest Editorial: Montana's Future is at Risk

    Dr. John E. Cech, Carrol College

    As of the writing of this guest editorial, there has been a 30 percent decrease in FAFSA submissions by students and their parents across the United States compared to last year. In Montana, the decline is also substantial at 25 percent. What is FAFSA, and why is it important? FAFSA stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid, and students must complete it before applying for federal grants, work-study, and loans. Colleges and universities use student FAFSA data to determine their federal aid eligibility. It is administered by the... Full story

  • Give Big Three Forks Main Street Event set for May 2

    Pam Carey

    Eight of the Three Forks Area nonprofits are excited to join the One Valley Community Foundation's Give Big Gallatin Valley event. The first Give Big Three Forks Main Street Kickoff Event will start at 5 p.m. and run to 8 p.m. on May 2nd. The participating nonprofits and locations of booths are: Headwaters Trail System - Three Forks City Office, Headwaters Area Food Bank - HRDC - Stageline Pizza, Mason Moore Foundation - Book Therapy and Moore, Three Forks Area Historical Society - Headwater... Full story

  • Holy Family Altar Society Fundraiser April 28

    The Holy Family Altar Society is hosting a Spring Fundraiser later this month. A lasagna dinner is scheduled for Sunday, April 28, from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Holy Family Social Hall, 104 E. Birch Street, Three Forks. The dinner is $10 for adults, $5 for children four to 12, and free for those under four. The cost for families is $40. The dinner includes lasagna, salad, green beans, rolls, and dessert. Fundraising proceeds will be used to help with Legendary Lodge stipends, funeral luncheon expenses, social event paper products, and...

  • Free E-Waste Recycling Event at Logan Landfill

    In honor of Earth Day, the Gallatin Solid Waste Management District and 406 Recycling are again teaming up for a free electronic waste (e-waste) recycling event at Logan Landfill. The annual event this year will be on Saturday, April 20 from 8 AM to 2:30 PM at Logan Landfill (10585 Two Dog Road). Accepted items include cellphones, computers, tablets, batteries, towers, laptops, monitors, printers, TVs, remote controls, scanners, modems, stereo equipment, digital cameras, VCRs, copiers,...

  • DEQ To Host Public Meeting on Multi-Year Algae Study on the Gallatin River

    The Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is hosting a public meeting to provide updates on a multi-year water quality study for the middle segment of the Gallatin River, from Yellowstone National Park to Spanish Creek. In 2023, DEQ determined the river should be listed as impaired for excessive algal growth. The impairment listing triggered a six-year study to culminate in total maximum daily loads (TMDL) development. A TMDL defines the amount of a certain pollutant a waterbody can hold before it impacts water quality and no... Full story

  • Three Forks Area Ambulance Community Update

    March ended with 19 emergency responses. Five transports to Bozeman Health Deaconess Regional Medical Center were aided by AMR paramedics due to needed pain management. TFAA EMTs did six more transports to BDRMC. TFAA did two standbys at fires to support Three Forks Volunteer Fire Department. The rest of the calls were for refusals of transport and unfortunately one DOA. This past month the crew trained and reviewed the NARCAN protocols and crew members trained at Willow Creek Fire Department in conjunction with Gallatin County Sheriffs on... Full story

  • Spring Rummage Sale this month

    Jack H. Smith, Three Forks Voice

    The Three Forks United Methodist Church Spring Rummage Sale will take place later this month. The popular local event at the Church Annex is scheduled for Thursday, April 25, to Saturday, April 27. Volunteers will be accepting donations on April 20, 22, and 23. The event will start on Thursday, April 25, with a Moonlight Madness Sale scheduled from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, April 26, will kick off with the Rummage Sale scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and a Half Price Sale set for 3 p.m. to 7...

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