Articles from the November 4, 2020 edition
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Gallatin County Purchases Building For Sheriff's Office Operations
Gallatin County has officially purchased a new facility off of Jackrabbit Lane to house some Sheriff's Office (GCSO) operations. On Thursday, Oct. 29, the Gallatin County Commission signed closing... Full story
Committee to look at use of district land
The Three Forks School District has formed a committee to examine the use of 25 acres of land near the district bus barn. The district was approached in late September by Three Forks baseball and softball officials who were hoping to utilize a...
Wolves Update
TFS Campus Building Project Update As most of our Three Forks families are aware, TFS did pass a building bond last spring. Since the passing of the bond, things have not slowed down. In...
By Guest Opinion: Justice Amy Coney Barrett will Protect Montana's Way of Life
Earlier this year, I joined two Montana families at the United States Supreme Court. I went to hear the oral arguments for a landmark case very relevant to the State of Montana. The case was about equal protection under the Constitution, religious...
Lady Wolves wrap up season at district tourney
The season came to an end last week for the Three Forks High School volleyball team. The Lady Wolves fell 27-25, 25-15, 25-21 in a 5B District Tournament Elimination game at Whitehall. Head Coach...
When local news isn't local
A late July article from Big Sky Times looks at first glance like a piece of old-fashioned investigative journalism, published on what appears to be a modern news website. "Montana media, GOP failed to investigate Bullock's conduct," reads its...
Hunter success at or above average during second weekend of general hunt in southwest Montana
BOZEMAN – The second weekend of Montana’s general deer and elk hunt in southwest Montana saw lower-than-average hunter participation for the same weekend in previous years, but hunter success was at or above average. Wildlife biologists with...
