On a calm, clear night, the Omega Morgan transport of oil refinery equipment passed through Hamilton without incident and continued on its overnight run to a pullout south of Missoula.
The 19-feet tall, 349 feet long shipment slowed to maneuver under traffic lights at the town's intersections, but was through town in less than a half hour, surrounded by support vehicles and the Montana Highway Patrol
The Hamilton and Stevensville mayors retained their positions in yesterday's municipal elections.
The Hamilton Police Department is investigating a vandalism and attempted burglary of an ATM at Farmer's State Bank on North 1st Street in Hamilton.
There were speeches, chants, banners and music Monday at a noontime rally by about 100 people protesting the Ravalli County commissioners' refusal of $50,000 in federal Title X funding.
Friday, July 26, the downtown Hamilton area transforms into a pedestrian's paradise with street sales, food vendors and music in Day One of Daly Days.
Daly Days is named for the Montana town's founder, Marcus Daly, who built the town and lived in the Daly Mansion (which is open for daily tours)
This summer, there's no better place to be than in the Bitterroot Valley. There's hiking in the Bitterroot and Sapphire mountains, floating and fishing on the Bitterroot River, and many other activities
The Bitterroot is a wild and wonderful place. It is home to mountains, streams, meadows, and wildlife. Do you call this place your home? How well do you know the Bitterroot? Take our quiz to find out
Monday, April 15 is a day that will live in American history when two bombs exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon. Hamilton resident Dean Jordan had just finished the race minutes earlier, and was only a block or two away from the explosions.
Have you ever been to a trade show at which every booth looks exactly the same? How do you know what one to stop at if none of them catch your eye? If you're a vendor at this year's Everything Spring Fair at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds in
The school bell outside Grantsdale Elementary in Hamilton has been ringing for classes and recess since the school's founding by Henry Grant in 1889. After a school board decision on Monday, February 25, however, Grantsdale's bell will ring to let children loose for the last time on June 6 of this year.
It looks different at night!
November 23, 2011 Avery Joyner is an 8th grader in Hamilton. Avery wants to go to Washington D.C. with her class next year. Avery needs 2-thousand dollars in order to go. Avery's dad Tim, being a good Montana dad, said "You'll have to earn it." And ...