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While he has earned a plethora of medals since starting wrestling at age six in 2013, Three Forks High School senior Cole Rogers doesn't have many hanging up in his bedroom. One of the few medals he does have on display at home is from his freshman year and a fourth-place finish at the 2021 Montana Class B/C State Tournament. According to Rogers, the medal is not hanging up as an accomplishment but more of a reminder of how it feels to not be at the top of the podium. "It is one of the first... Full story
It will be a fantastic evening for a great cause next month at the sixth annual Mason Moore Foundation Love Wins Bash. According to Jodi Moore, the event scheduled for Saturday, March 23, at 5 p.m. at the GranTree Inn in Bozeman is the Mason Moore Foundation's most significant fundraising effort of the year. "Throughout the year, we have several fundraisers, but the Love Wins Bash is the biggest one. We also award our grants to law enforcement across Montana," Jodi said. At the 2023 event, the... Full story
In a partnership with Montana Superintendent Elsie Arntzen and author and President of Canvas Creek Team Building Karen Grosz, Three Forks High School students participated in a Student Leadership Workshop last week. Three Forks was one of five school districts selected to participate in the workshops with the theme "Figure it Out." "Our children are the future of our great state," said Superintendent Elsie Arntzen. "These workshops will create strong partnerships between our Montana students, p... Full story
The Montana Public Service Commission (PSC), announced earlier this month reductions in Montana residential customers' electric and natural gas utility bills resulting from property tax adjustments affecting Treasure State electric and natural gas suppliers. PSC President James Brown said of the adjustments, "These adjustments come as a result of property tax rate changes which lower costs for energy suppliers which are then included in utility rates under Montana law," adding, "these adjustments will generally cut utility bills for the vast ma...
As a central, multi-purpose space that our community has used to gather for over 100 years, the Gallatin County Fairgrounds is an important cultural destination and asset for our region. In order to continue holding that honored space in the lives of our community, we’re embarking on a community visioning and master planning process to understand how to best update and utilize this space in perpetuity. Join us for the Gallatin County Fairgrounds community visioning open house on Thursday, Feb. 29. The event will be from 5-7 PM at the G... Full story
As you learn about all the candidates for various offices this year, the most important ones are the ones that most Montanans know the least about. The politicians you need to do the most research on are not the would-be congressmen, governors, or even legislators. It’s the judges. Although they claim to be above the political fray, judges in Montana are in fact politicians. From the district courts to the state Supreme Court, they’re elected. They have to run campaigns, raise money, and their fate is ultimately decided by voters. Inc... Full story
The other day, I was excited to read that the band Pearl Jam would be releasing a new album soon. From the moment my friend Paul loaned me the Pearl Jam debut album "Ten" in the early 1990s, I fell in love with the band. I would spend hours in my room in the basement listening to Pearl Jam, and it was such a phenomenal experience to see them, at the height of their popularity, open a tour in Casper, Wyoming, just a few hours from my hometown. While I certainly don't listen to them as much as I u... Full story
Less than a week after the federal government announced it would not add Northern Rockies gray wolves back onto the list of endangered species, more than a dozen conservation groups on Wednesday forecasted their intention to sue over the decision. Conservation groups argue that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the federal agency charged with oversight of species protected under the Endangered Species Act, used flawed population estimates and overestimated the population's genetic diversity in its finding that wolves are not at risk of... Full story
It's postseason time for the Three Forks High School Boys' Basketball team. After finishing 10-2 in conference play, the Wolves will open the 5B District Tournament as a two-seed and a Wednesday, February 14 matchup with seventh-seed Townsend in a game scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at Manhattan Christian High School. The winner of the first-round game will play either third seed Jefferson or six seed Ennis on Friday, February 16 at 7 p.m. In their final home game of the season, Three Fork (12-6, 10-2... Full story
The Three Forks High School Girls' Basketball team (8-10, 4-8 5B) wrapped up their home schedule with a 57-44 win on February 8 over Lone Peak. Three Forks started strong, taking a 16-6 lead at the end of the first quarter. Lone Peak bounced back in the second, outscoring the Wolves 19-7 to take a 25-23 halftime lead. It was a huge third quarter for Three Forks, who outscored Lone Peak 15-5 to take a 38-28 lead into the final quarter. Wolves Head Coach Lacy Noble said at the half; she told the... Full story
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff recently captured elk in the Highland Mountains south of Butte as part of a multi-year Targeted Elk Brucellosis Surveillance Project. All 122 blood samples collected from captured elk tested negative for brucellosis. Capture operations in the Highland Mountains were conducted in late January. Thirty elk were outfitted with GPS collars that will be active for one year to help wildlife managers better understand their seasonal ranges, migration routes and...
Montana State University is offering a free program to help entrepreneurs take their business ideas to the next level. The Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship’s 406 Labs is accepting applications for its spring 2024 incubator. The 10-week program aims to help those who have developed business concepts or researched a potential new business to create solid business plans and identify the steps needed to clarify their approach to markets, customers, strategy, financials and more. Montana residents and MSU students, faculty, s...
Have you ever looked at your power bill and struggled to understand the various rates and charges that dictate how much you owe your utility company? If yes, you're not alone - even energy professionals can find their bills befuddling. To bridge that knowledge gap, we dug into the nearly 20 rates and charges that are factored into monthly residential bills for the state's largest utility company, NorthWestern Energy. NorthWestern supplies electricity or natural gas to approximately two-thirds...
The Montana Department of Commerce announced today more than $1.2 million of grant funding has been awarded to Jefferson County to support a campus expansion for Youth Dynamics in Boulder as well as to Gallatin County for the rehabilitation of Family Promise of Gallatin Valley’s “A Journey Home” campus in Bozeman. The funding is through Commerce’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Economic Development and Housing programs. “This grant award will help Youth Dynamics advance its mission of providing healing for kids and families across Mo...
Page 1 of 8 GCSO Calls for Service Yesterday Printed on February 13, 2024 Time Call # Type of Call Location Result 02/12/24 00:03 CFS24-021155 PATROL CHECK GOOCH HILL RD and GALLAHAD WAY LE - Documented 00:09 CFS24-021156 PATROL CHECK GALLATIN RD and PENNY LN (153.3 feet) LE - Documented 00:30 CFS24-021160 PATROL CHECK GALLATIN RD and DRIVEWAY (43.0 feet) LE - Documented 00:44 CFS24-021162 FOLLOW UP CRATER RIDGE LN and N RIVER ROCK LE - Documented 00:47 CFS24-021163 PATROL CHECK LE - Documented... Full story
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12-2024 Harriet Mjelde, a Home Economics teacher and longtime resident of Three Forks, MT, passed away on February 9, 2024, at the age of 103. Harriet was born on May 14, 1920, in Denver Colorado to Reverend Henry and Anna Mecklenburg. She was preceded in death by her sisters, Florence Ylinen, and Ruth Warren. Her father was a Methodist minister and her family moved frequently. She spent her childhood in Montana, California, and Minnesota. Harriet graduated from Helena High School in 1938 and went on to receive her Bachelor of Science in... Full story
Page 1 of 7 GCSO Calls for Service Yesterday Printed on February 14, 2024 Time Call # Type of Call Location Result 02/13/24 00:05 CFS24-021787 TRESPASS BIG SKY RESORT RD and ACCESS LE - Public Assist 00:50 CFS24-021793 PATROL CHECK DRIVEWAY and DOLLAR DR (0.1 miles) LE - Documented 02:26 CFS24-021812 DOMESTIC PHEASANT TAIL LN and GOLDEN LE - Case Generated 02:50 CFS24-021815 TRAFFIC STOP LE - Warning 05:01 CFS24-021828 WELFARE CHECK CRATER RIDGE LN and N RIVER ROCK LE - Documented 05:36 CFS24-021830 BURGLAR NORRIS RD and JACKRABBIT LN (103.3... Full story
It was a dominant start to the 5B District Tournament for the Three Forks High School Boys' Basketball team. The second-seeded Wolves used a strong defensive performance on their way to a 76-44 win over seventh-seed Townsend on February 14 at the Manhattan Christian Events Center. The Wolves took an 18-6 lead at the end of the first quarter and would score the first ten points of the second quarter to take a 41-18 lead into the break. Three Forks would close out the third quarter strong and had... Full story
Page 1 of 6 GCSO Calls for Service Yesterday Printed on February 15, 2024 Time Call # Type of Call Location Result 02/14/24 00:16 CFS24-022300 TRAFFIC STOP LE - Case Generated 01:38 CFS24-022330 PATROL CHECK LE - Documented 01:45 CFS24-022332 PATROL CHECK DRIVEWAY and DOLLAR DR (0.1 miles) LE - Documented 02:02 CFS24-022334 PATROL CHECK BUSINESS HUB DR and DRIVEWAY LE - Documented 02:09 CFS24-022336 PATROL CHECK E STORY ST and BOGERT PL (30.7 feet) LE - Citation 02:13 CFS24-022337 DUI LE - GOA / UTL 02:33 CFS24-022339 BURGLAR HUNTLEY DR and... Full story
While today's unemployment rates are significantly lower than the COVID-19 pandemic peak of 14.7% experienced in April 2020, the fear of job losses remains as workers stare down an uncertain economic future. Experts are mixed in their views of a potential recession. The return of student loan payments, continually high gas prices, persistent inflation, and insurance price escalations are just a few of the factors that could limit consumer spending and potentially prompt another recession. The...
The United States boasts an impressive interstate network of 4.2 million miles of roads—but underlying that reputation is a backlog of $786 billion in needed repairs, according to the American Society of Civil Engineers. On average, the society estimates, American motorists spend a collective $130 billion on extra vehicle repairs and fuel costs as a result of driving on poor-quality roads and bridges. In 2000, 82.6% of U.S. roads were considered acceptable to drive on, according to federal s...
The fifth-seeded Three Forks High School Girls' Basketball team opened the 5B District Tournament with a heartbreaking 53-51 loss to fourth-seed Townsend on February 15 at the Manhattan Christian Events Center. Trailing 50-49 late in the fourth quarter, Maddie Tesoro hit a layup with 19 seconds left to put the Wolves up 51-50. The Bulldogs would answer with a three-point play after an offensive rebound with 5.7 left in regulation to go up by two. Three Forks turned the ball over the next... Full story
Page 1 of 6 GCSO Calls for Service Yesterday Printed on February 16, 2024 Time Call # Type of Call Location Result 02/15/24 00:21 CFS24-022760 PATROL CHECK BULL TROUT RD and JACKRABBIT LN LE - Documented 00:24 CFS24-022762 WELFARE CHECK S MAIN ST and MT HWY 2 (23.8 feet) Fire - Clear EMS 01:13 CFS24-022773 PATROL CHECK TOWN CENTER AVE and HUNTLEY DR LE - Documented 01:43 CFS24-022777 77 LE - Referred 02:20 CFS24-022782 BURGLAR PRONGHORN TRL and SHEDHORN DR LE - Documented 04:08 CFS24-022792 RECKLESS NORRIS RD and DRIVEWAY (0.1 miles) LE -... Full story
