Steve Fullerton
No open burning is being allowed Saturday, April 27. The weather in the Bitterroot Valley will be hot and windy Saturday - with gusts expected near 40 miles per hour.
Due to the hot temperatures in the 70s, combined with that wind, Ravalli County Sheriff Chris Hoffman and Ravalli County Fire Warden Brad Mohn are asking residents to not do any open burning Saturday, and to be cautious even on Sunday
With a purple peanut, a cranky Walter, a dead terrorist named Achmed and a jalepeno-on-a-stick, ventriloquist Jeff Dunham will definitely be guilty of "Disorderly Conduct" April 25 at The University of Montana Adams Center in Missoula.
Probably, this owl will be named by somebody out there as Explore.org watches 24/7 for babies to hatch and flight school to begin.
Denver Holt, director of the Owl Research Institute in Charlo, tells the Associated Press that he thinks there are four or five eggs in the nest, which is in some willow thickets in Montana
The Hamilton High School creative writing class has accomplished what many authors always hope to do - be published.
"Rolling Roots" is the first-ever Hamilton High School literary magazine, published online (and hard copy) by the class with Treering Publishing
More funding for the Montana Digital Academy and a statewide raising of the dropout rate to age 18 from 16. That's what Denise Juneau, Office of Public Instruction Superintendent, wants to push through the legislature
We're pretty sure that Santa has more than a learners permit to drive that sleigh, but the Montana Drivers Exam Office in Stevensville thinks it might have happened. Their "Student Driver" display is part of its entry in the Stevensville Main Street Business Decoration contest
It's another big Saturday in Darby.
The South Valley Civic Group has organized the first-ever Darby Christmas Parade Saturday, December 1.
Al Milton said the participants will be gathering at People's Market on the north end of town between 9 a
Christian Fritsen, formerly of Corvallis, Montana, and a former post-doc researcher at MSU Bozeman, has co-authored a study on bacteria that live in an under-ice lake in Antarctica.
Fritsen, polar scientist John Priscu and Alison Murray of the Desert Research Insitute of Reno, Nevada, published the study this week in the "Proceedings of the National Academy of Science
Come this way to a scary time.
Lights in the skies.
Cold, wet weather has helped.
It looks different at night!