Articles from the May 4, 2022 edition
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Voters say no to mill levies
Local voters Tuesday denied two general fund levies for the Three Forks School District. In unofficial results from the Gallatin County Elections Department, the $241,650 high school district levy was defeated 546 to 340. The $398,350 elementary... Full story
Andrew Thomas Evenson
Andrew Thomas Evenson, D.C., 49, passed away on Monday, April 25, 2022 in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho doing what he enjoyed, helping others. Andrew was born on August 26, 1972 in Bozeman, MT to Myron and Karen Evenson. Born the second child, he was alwa... Full story
CEDS Community Meeting set for May 17 in Three Forks
As they work on the five-year update of their Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) for Gallatin and Park Counties, the Northern Rocky Mountain Economic Development District (NRMEDD) is hosting several community meetings to gather...
Bridger Brewing eyes July opening
STAFF REPORT The Bridger Brewing Three Forks location will be opening this summer. While acknowledging they have been dealing with post-COVID supply chain and labor shortages, Max Rabidue of Bridger...
FFA auction, banquet May 5
As part of their May 5 banquet, the Three Forks FFA Chapter is hosting a silent auction fundraiser. The auction is scheduled for 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the new gym. The banquet scheduled from 7 to 8... Full story
Guest Editorial: I-191 restricts public access, agriculture, and more in Southwest Montana
As part of a multigeneration farm/ranch family in the Gallatin Valley, I understand the vital importance of protecting our land and water resources. Farmers' and ranchers' stewardship of the land and water is our livelihood. When I heard of the... Full story
5 Wolves sign letters of intent
It has been quite the week for the Three Forks High School athletic program, with five Wolves signing letters of intent to continue their careers in college. The 2022 Class B State Champion Wolves... Full story
Letter: Boyer running for Gallatin County Attorney
My name is Bjorn Boyer and I am asking for your vote to be the next Gallatin County Attorney. I am the only candidate in the Democratic primary that possesses the experience, leadership, and ideas to guide the criminal justice system in Gallatin... Full story
Montana's Economy 7th Strongest in Nation With Robust Growth in 2021
Governor Greg Gianforte announced last week Montana’s economy grew an inflation-adjusted 6.7% in 2021, the seventh largest rate of growth in the country. It also marks the sharpest rate growth in Montana in more than 40 years. Montanans...
Country Jam offering student discount
The Headwaters Country Jam recently announced a new promotion for college students with $125 student passes for the three-day festival scheduled for August 18 to 20 at the "Bridge" near Three Forks....
New process announced for fishing regulations review cycle
HELENA – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is taking a new approach to the fishing regulations review and development process. The new process will be simpler and allow the department to be more responsive to public input and resource needs. The...
Gallatin County Commission approves funding for Public Open Lands Project
The Gallatin County Commission approved using Open Lands Program money to help fund three projects, including the expansion of Burke Park on Peets Hill, and improvements to the Gallatin County Regional Park and Anderson Dog Park in Bozeman. On...
Three Forks hosting golf tournament this week
The Three Forks High School golf team will get the opportunity to play on their home course when they host Thursday's Headwaters Tournament. Wolves Head Coach Aaron Harkins is looking forward to... Full story
Strong week for Wolves tennis
The Three Forks High School tennis team was impressive, winning seven of 11 matches in action against Jefferson High School last week. Head Coach Janna Lauver said the team played really hard through some exhaustion and soreness achieved after hard... Full story
Three Forks finishes fifth in loaded field
STAFF REPORT It was a phenomenal performance last Saturday with numerous personal bests for the Three Forks High School girls track and field team. The Wolves finished fifth overall in a loaded field that included one Class AA and numerous Class A...
Aunt Dofe's hosting opening reception
Aunt Dofe's Gallery in Willow Creek is hosting the opening reception for artist Jon Lodge this week. The "Pulse Interval Analysis" opening is scheduled for May 6, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 102 Main...
Education Board settles comments on new teacher licensing rules
During a special meeting Thursday, the Montana Board of Public Education combed through more than 130 public comments submitted on proposed revisions to state teacher licensing regulations — one of the final steps toward adoption of the changes nex...
Avian Influenza Reported in Backyard Flock in Gallatin County
Gallatin County officials were notified that avian influenza A (H5N1) was detected in a flock of domestic poultry located in rural Gallatin County. The site was identified late last week near Manhattan/Belgrade. The Montana Department of Livestock...
