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For the second straight season, the Three Forks High School finished the year in style with two Montana Class B/C State Champions. Cole Rogers pinned all four opponents on the way to the title at 103 pounds. Sophomore Brayden Linville won his second consecutive state title, this time picking up a 113-pound championship. Junior Dylan Kamps also had an excellent weekend for the Wolves finishing in third place at 138 pounds. As a team, Three Fork finished in fifth place. Three Forks Head Coach Nye... Full story
After earning a business degree and pursuing a corporate career throughout her early twenties, Kelsey Johnson decided it was time for a change. In 2018, Johnson would leave her sales career to pursue artistry full time and started the KRae Artwork & Illustration Company. Having lived for several years in a rental in Bozeman, Johnson decided it was again time for a change. "Our dream of moving somewhere quieter in the valley came true, and we purchased our first home in Three Forks in November," she said. The change in scenery would pay huge... Full story
After seeking public input, Fish Wildlife and Parks met with the Headwaters Advisory Board to review the Missouri Headwaters State Park master plan on Friday. Members of the advisory board and the public shared their thoughts on future development in the state park. Missouri Headwaters State Park is 532 acres of land dedicated to preserving cultural and historical landmarks while providing recreational opportunities for visitors. Though many associate the area with the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Native American tribes used the land in and... Full story
On Saturday February 12th young readers were entertained at Three Forks School by Annabelle Ewan during her first Creative Reading Circle for Kids. Annabelle selected the book "Are You, My Monster?" to read to a group of young children who then drew their own monsters. The Creative Reading Circle is the first session of a three-part creative opportunity for young children in Three Forks. The next Creative Reading Circle will be Saturday February 19th at the Three Forks Library. Check posters at the library for the specific times for the...
High Honor Roll 3.75 and Above (*indicates 4.0 or above) 9th Grade: *Dylan Anderson, *Sawyer Anderson, *Claire Cutler, Trinity Denson, *Joshua Delger, *Malia Eriksson, *Ethan Eyman, Hadley Fallang, *Drydan Frisinger, *Taeyana Gesker, Isabell Harris, *Tanaya Hauser, *Isabella Jones, *Devynn Judd, Grace Kluin, Karlie McDermontt, Sonya Mulder, Mikenna O’Dell, Kylee Reichman, Madison Schall, Abbey Tallman, Morgan Taylor, Claire Van Vleet, *Cass Violet, Sadie White, *Samuel Whitfield 10th Grade: *Jordan Berg, Calla Donnelly, Yen Hang Fan, *Byron F... Full story
Last spring, I was at home washing my hands, and as I glanced up into the mirror, I noticed something unusual. My bathroom light hit my neck just right as I swallowed and there it was: a prominent lump. I diagnosed myself with a thyroid nodule and wondered how I, a physician, had failed to notice this large protuberance before that moment. Thyroid nodules are quite common. In some cases, they are noticed by the patient (like me) or are found on exam. In many cases they are found on accident when someone has an imaging test like a CT scan, MRI,...
There is never a dull moment with a 15-year-old in the house. There are times when Shayla is as sweet as a fresh Georgia peach, and others that dealing with her is moodiness is worse than a scene from the “Exorcist”. I’m just glad she stays busy with things like volleyball and cheerleading so that she is usually so tired to throw a Herculean-sized fit about something like doing the dishes and cleaning her room. Every once in a while, she will share about something going on or the social dynamics at school, and it reminds me of when I was in se...
Martha Elizabeth Tholen Poelman was born February 4, 1924 in Topeka, KS. She died February 6, 2022 at the age of 98. Martha was raised in western Kansas near Oakley during the dust bowl and depression years. She married Henry Poelman on February 21, 1944 when he was stationed at Walker Air Base in Kansas. After WWII they made their home in Manhattan, MT where they raised four children. Martha enjoyed helping anybody in need including collecting clothes for the missions and caring for the altar furnishings at the Catholic mission in Manhattan. S... Full story
Our beloved mother, grandmother, aunt, friend and best friend, Janet Townsend Autry, passed away in her home in Troy, Montana, January 31, 2022. Janet was born April 08, 1938 in Glasgow, Montana to Fred and Lucy Townsend. The family moved Willow Creek when her father was employed by Ideal Cement company. She attended Three Forks High School. In 953, she married Gary Rutledge. They had three children, Donna, Ronald and Dianne. Although they tried, they were just too young for the challenges of marriage and divorced in 1961. Janet met the love of... Full story
Before their regular-season finale Saturday against second-ranked Columbus, Three Forks boys basketball Head Coach Terry Hauser watched Finnley Tesoro shoot during warmups and told Assistant Coach Connor Sullivan the senior sharpshooter was going to have a big night. Hauser was more than correct with his assessment as Tesoro had a school-record eight three-pointers and a game-high 31 points in the 77-59 victory. "Eight is a lot of threes no matter who the opponent is, but to do it on senior... Full story
Facing a 17 point third-quarter deficit last Saturday in their regular-season finale against Columbus, the Three Forks High girls basketball responded emphatically. After cutting the lead to ten (37-27) going into the fourth quarter, the Wolves would inch even closer after two Ashlyn Swenson three-pointers made it a 39-33 game midway through the final quarter. After forcing a Cougar turnover, Jayden Woodland barely missed a three-pointer that would have cut the lead to three. While Columbus... Full story
Over the past several months, the Three Forks Community Library has received numerous donations that will significantly benefit the facility at 607 S. Main St. Librarian Fawn Venzor was thrilled with the donations that included $100 from the Heacock family, $160 from the eighth-grade movie project, $40 from an anonymous donor, $50 from the Parker family, $500 from First Community Bank, and $1,000 donations from Magris Talc, the Friends of the Three Forks Library, and an anonymous donor. Venzor...
