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The Three Forks City Council approved last week a request by Susan Frost to open a daycare at 223 N Main Street. The location is zoned NHB - Neighborhood Highway Business - and previously daycares were only permitted in the R Residential District or RM Residential Medium Density District as a conditional use. The Zoning and Planning Board recommended an amendment to allow daycare facilities in both the NHB and CBD Central Business District and after hearing from the public the council readily passed the amendment. Frost shared her history of...
Last Saturday was a tremendous day for the City of Three Forks with the unveiling of a bronzed memorial in Veteran's Park dedicated to the men and women of Japanese descent from Three Forks that served in the 442nd Regimental Combat Team during World War II. Ray Lau VFW Chapter Commander Matt Bugland said the dedication is long past due and is a proper monument to show the world the sacrifices these American patriots made for their country at a time when anti-Japanese sentiment was at its...
The Three Forks High School Speech and Drama team competed at the state tournament this weekend in Big Fork, placing third in Speech. 30 Three Forks participants qualified for semi-finals and 22 placed individually at the tournament. Hannah Rummelhart and Alexis Welch won individual state championships on Saturday. Also placing in the top four in the state were Finn Hansen, Kevin Richards, Bailey Partain, Ally Kamps, Kalli Miller, and Michael Boyd. As was anticipated the competition at the...
Prior to last week's home conference games against Boulder and Whitehall, Three Forks High School boys basketball coach Terry Hauser used a majority of his practice time to focus on the defensive end of the court. The extra time in practice paid dividends for the Wolves (12-2, 8-0 5B) who used two dominant defensive performances to pick up a 68-42 win over the Panthers and a 63-39 victory against the Trojans. Hauser said he apologized to his team that they had not worked on defense enough the...
It was a fantastic week for the Three Forks High School girls basketball team. The Wolves put a halt to a three-game losing streak with a 44-37 home win Friday over Boulder and a thrilling 58-54 double-overtime home victory Saturday over Whitehall. Head Coach Mike Sauvageau said responding from a tough week with three losses says a lot about the character of the girls. "We got blasted last Saturday night by Columbus and they came back and worked their butts of in practice this week. There were...
