Articles from the September 14, 2022 edition
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Three Forks Market adds to RV Park
Earlier this summer, there was some excellent news for the Three Forks Market when they officially opened 20 new sites at their RV Park. According to owner Rick Lamb, the 20 sites include a new... Full story
Yin-Cello event this week at Sacajawea Hotel
The Sacajawea Hotel and Practice Power Yoga have partnered for what should be a memorable evening Sunday, September 18, in Three Forks with a Yin-Cello and Wine Tasting event. The evening will begin... Full story
John Colter Run set for Saturday, September 17
Later this week, area residents will be able to retrace the famous steps of John Colter. The 45th annual John Colter Run will take place on Saturday, September 17, at the Missouri Headwaters State... Full story
Goetz to discuss stream access cases at MSU Library's Trout Lecture
From the MSU News Service Bozeman attorney Jim Goetz will present "The Waters Belong to Everyone: The Montana Stream Access Cases" at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, in Cruzado Auditorium, 306 Romney Hall, on the Montana State University campus. The... Full story
Wolf Update: Traffic Education
Fall 2022 Traffic Education will be offered during Zero Hour and on Fridays and Saturdays. Please fill out the form (link below) by Saturday, September 17 if your student is interested in enrolling in Traffic Education offered Fall 2022. Students... Full story
Wolf Update: Drop-off info for TFES Parents
The TFES staff is super excited to get this school year underway. We do want to make sure things are smooth and efficient as we start the year with some big changes. One change is the new parent... Full story
Coaches Corner: Facing storms in your life
“Not all storms come to disrupt your life; some come to clear your path.” -Unknown. What happens when you see a storm brewing and moving into your area? Do you have a feeling of fear that comes over you as you run for cover and perhaps hide?...
Column: Did I really just panic buy Sriracha?
At the onset of the recent COVID-19 pandemic, I would cringe whenever I would go to the store and see people loading up their carts with toilet paper. I had no idea why everyone thought they needed excessive amounts, and it was frustrating when I... Full story
Patricia Ann Britzius Fairhurst Marceau
Patricia Ann Britzius Fairhurst Marceau passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family on 26 Aug 2022. Pat was born on 4 Aug 1928 in Harlowton, Montana, to James and Laura Britzius, a year before the Great Depression began. Although life... Full story
Wolves XC fares well at Bozeman Invite
The Three Forks High School Cross Country team had an impressive showing competing against some of the top-ranked teams from all MHSA classes at last week's Bozeman Invite. Head Coach Tara Forsberg said Bryon Fanning and Beau Johnston had excellent... Full story
Department of Livestock Keeps Improving Disease Preparedness
The Montana Department of Livestock recently completed a training exercise to improve response to a foreign animal disease in a Montana swine herd. The four-day event was conducted in partnership with the National Pork Board and the Montana Pork Pr... Full story
NorthWestern Energy warns of widespread aggressive scam activity
NorthWestern Energy customers have reported more than 400 attempts by scammers to steal their money since Sept. 1. The criminals are calling from spoofed phone numbers with state area codes and local... Full story
Wolves football hosting Whitehall Friday
The Three Forks High School football team will look to bounce back from their first loss of the season with a Friday matchup at home against conference foe Whitehall. The Wolves (2-1) were defeated... Full story
LEWIS K. MAY
Lewis K. May was born on October 12, 1926, in Sayle, MT; he was the 4th of 5 children born to Agnes (Griffin) and Keppie May. He died on September 9, 2022, of natural causes. He lived in Billings, Big Timber and Harrison while growing up; he... Full story
Daily restrictions lifted on lower Madison River
A daily fishing restriction on the lower Madison River were lifted last Saturday as peak water temperatures have dropped due to cooler weather. The hoot owl restriction prohibited fishing each day from 2 p.m. to midnight downstream of Ennis Reservoir... Full story
