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At the September 27 Council meeting, the City of Three Forks is conducting a public hearing and decision on a Resolution of Intent to create the Jefferson River Flood Mitigation Special Improvement and Maintenance District. In January, the City of Three Forks submitted applications to FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) to obtain funding for a flood mitigation project to reduce flooding risk from the Jefferson River. According to City officials, the proposed mitigation is a grass-lined... Full story
The Three Forks Area Ambulance service is in desperate need of volunteers. With their current number, board member Barbara Mutter has dire concerns with the size of the service area, the rise in population including southern Broadwater County, and how this could affect response times. Mutter said in an interview at the ambulance barn last week they currently have 14 volunteers at the service a number that has continued to drop since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. She added of the 14, two are currently on leave, and three are drivers.... Full story
The Three Forks City Council adopted the amended Growth Policy Plan during its Sept. 13 meeting, after eight months of revisions and public input – but not without further additions. The motion to pass a resolution which would adopt the Growth Policy included the stipulation that a timetable for future review of the policy and a mention of the conditions of sand and gravel pits be added. Three Forks City Clerk Crystal Turner told The Voice that the changes came after a tip from another city clerk. “I was approached by another town’s clerk... Full story
After a public bidding process, Gallatin County has procured the services of Stahly Engineering to complete the design work for the closed bridge on Old Town Road. At a Road and Bridge Meeting last week, Gallatin County Engineer Levi Ewan said Stahly would soon begin the design process with a goal of finishing the work over the winter. The bridge was closed after being ruled unsafe for vehicles or pedestrians after a regularly scheduled MDT inspection on June 6. Gallatin County has been working... Full story
On Saturday, September 10th, the Three Forks FFA Chapter spent the day picking potatoes for Martin Kimm outside of Manhattan. While there we learned about parent plants, families and generation one potatoes. That is where the potatoes we eat get their start. We got to talk and learn from past FFA officers and got to talk to State FFA Alumni. We want to thank Martin Kimm and his family for giving us this opportunity to learn more about Ag, connect with other FFA members, and help in our... Full story
If there is one thing I learned from my Dad, it is always to write a personal thank you note to those who gave you a gift or someone who has done something kind or extraordinary for you. He always told me that a verbal thank you is never enough. I will always embrace that lesson. It has served me well. I was flying in a leadership position on my last London trip and had arrived about 5 hours before my crew briefing. I took a short nap, then sat down in the crew lounge to start writing thank you notes to my First Class passengers. All but one... Full story
I love to watch football and was a little more than fired up to watch the Denver Broncos open the NFL season with a Monday Night Football matchup at Seattle. It turns out it was a very bizarre game with an awful ending. Even worse, I had to listen to Troy Aikman and Joe Buck announce the game. Whenever I have to hear the duo, it is worse than nails screeching on my grade school chalkboard, and by around the second quarter, I need to put the game on mute to keep my sanity. It’s even worse when Buck is calling a baseball game. I don’t think I’v...
The Three Forks High School football team will look to get out of the gates strong when they travel Friday for a conference matchup at Big Timber. In action last week, the Wolves (2-2, 0-2 Southern B) fell behind 21-0 at halftime of their 42-14 home loss to Whitehall. Following the game, Three Forks Head Coach Connor Sullivan said every team in the conference is good, and his squad needs to be ready to play four quarters. "Unfortunately for us, we played a quarter and a half tonight. That is on... Full story
It will be a busy week for the Three Forks High School volleyball team. After a home game Tuesday, September 20, against Boulder, the Wolves will be on the road on September 22 at Whitehall and on September 23 against Manhattan Christian. "This next week for us is going to be more about our attitudes, effort, and mental toughness. We have three matches in five days, so it's going to be a gut check week. Which will be great. It really gives us the feel of tourney time. A lot of games in a little... Full story
STAFF REPORT The Three Forks High School Cross Country team continued to shine against high-level competition with strong performances at last week's Mountain West Invite in Missoula. The annual event featured over 700 runners in the two varsity races and had teams from all classes in Montana and top programs from neighboring states. Leading the way for Three Forks was junior Bryon Fanning, who finished 50th out of 415 runners with a time of 17:13.86. Beau Johnston was 78th with a finish of 17:38.55, and Garrett Golding finished 91st with a... Full story
The last monthly meeting for the 2022 season for the Three Forks Area Historical Society will be Thursday, October 6th, at 7 p.m. in the Methodist Church BASEMENT instead of the Annex. Agenda items include: seasonal reports (short), the Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon on October 29th, Christmas stockings for the Stroll, annual Christmas Party and if the Mystery Dinner Theater will be sponsored by the Society next summer. Refreshments will be served after the meeting! Everyone is invited to attend the meeting and find out what’s going on at o...
Edgewater Farms will open their doors for the fourth year on September 23. Many residents of Broadwater County and the surrounding areas have made this a fall tradition and co-owner Nancy Davis says that is what they hoped to create. "We want a place that children can spend 3 to 4 hours and not want to leave," Davis says, "A place that families can spend time together and never run out things to keep their interest." This year, opening weekend is going to be larger than in previous years. If... Full story
