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New hunting, fishing and conservation license year begins March 1
Deer and elk permit application deadline is April 1.
Legals for February, 21 2025
Comfort Inn coming to Libby’s Kootenai Business Park
The 80-room hotel in a multiple-floor story building will also feature...
Cruelty of federal firings hits home
Even more alarming, many of these positions augment firefighting crews.
Federal government approves BNSF’s grizzly conservation plan
The railroad will support conservation efforts in northwest Montana in return for a permit allowing it to ‘take’ 19 grizzly bears over seven years.
Libby Chamber supports Montanore Mine project
Our business members have an interest in the project’s jobs creation since the early adit dewatering rehabilitation process will generate 6 to 10 jobs and then generate 30 to 35 direct jobs.
Protecting the Cabinet Mountains: Say No to Mining in Our Wilderness
The Cabinets are beloved by all who've recreated in it, and particularly the fortunate residents of Libby and Troy, upon whom extractive industries have historically bestowed considerably less fortune over the same time period, a litany of which need not be relitigated.
New Billings veterinary college set to launch in 2026
Since that appointment, the College has charted an ambitious course to fulfill accreditation requirements and complete construction of a 60,000-square foot facility in time to welcome its first class of 40 students pursuing a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) in July 2026.
Officials will consider banning motorized boats on Bull River
The Fish, Wildlife and Parks commission voted Wednesday to accept a petition calling for the regulation of motorized watercraft on the Bull River in Northwest Montana.
Sheriff's Office blotter
A deputy took a dog to the shelter following a complaint in the 300 block of Templin Drive, Troy.
Troy man dies in car-train collision
The car stopped on the tracks, then attempted to back up.
UM Research: Reforestation Needs in the West to Double by 2050
While severe fires create large areas in need of reforestation, a warming climate simultaneously limits a forest’s ability to regenerate on its own.
Lawmakers debate Republican income tax relief proposals
Two proposals by GOP leaders in legislature would expand the lower tax bracket to encompass middle class, while governor continues touting ‘historic’ top-down approach.
Another step toward tyranny?
The blocked funding includes hundreds of millions for broadband improvements across Montana and millions in U.S. Department of Agriculture payments for our agriculture producers.
Montana men plead guilty to fish and wildlife violations
Both men will also lose their hunting, fishing and trapping privileges for 20 years.
James Arnold Judkins
James Arnold Judkins
Troy High School Drama Club puts on a show to remember
Despite some unforeseen setbacks, Troy High School Auditorium hosted two shows Friday and Saturday evening.
Walter "Wally" J. Hume Jr.
Walter "Wally" J. Hume Jr.
State officials issue influenza warning; monitor bird flu
Between Sept. 29, 2024 and Feb. 1, 2025, there were 16 influenza-associated deaths reported to the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services.
Angela L. (Jill) Wilson
Angela L. (Jill) Wilson