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Roadkill permits? Yes, there will be an app for that
HELENA — Salvaging roadkill for the dinner table is not only legal starting this month in Montana, but state officials plan to let drivers who accidentally kill big game to simply print out permits at home that allow them to harvest the meat.
Troy resident sentenced in U.S. District Court
Bill Mercer, U.S. Attorney for the District of Montana, announced Wednesday, Nov. 14 that during a federal court session in Missoula on Nov. 2, before Chief U.S. District Judge Donald W. Molloy, Douglas B. Dutton, a 45 year-old resident of Troy, appeared for sentencing.
Groups recognize Rep. Vincent for efforts
Rep. Chas Vincent’s efforts in the Montana Legislature were recently recognized by two organizations.
Klifton M. Harris
Klifton Montana Harris was born March 23, 1913 in Edgerton, Ohio. He died Dec. 27, 2007. As a young boy, he lived on his family's upper and lower ranches in the Judith Basin, Montana, where they raised horses and wheat. Kliff also lived in family homes in Pacific Grove, Calif. and Ohio. He married Bonita Neikirk from Bryan, Ohio in 1937. They moved back to Pacific Grove, where Kliff resided for 67 years. Kliff was a fine golfer on the Monterey Peninsula and club champion in the late 1940's in Pacific Grove.
Deer, elk harvest numbers close to last year
The Western News
Federal recovery funding allows school bus upgrades
Federal recovery funding has led to the purchase of two new school buses in Libby and another in Troy, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality reported Tuesday.
U-15 team takes first in Montana Cup
The Kootenai Rapids U-15 team claimed first in the Montana Cup on June 7 and 8 in Helena, while the Kootenai Rapids U-13 teams took third.
Wolf hunting success leads to season's end
With seven wolves harvested over the weekend in northwestern Montana and three others in the southwestern portion of the state, wolf-hunting season officially closed Monday night.
State to hold meetings in Libby on highway projects
The Montana Department of Transportation will host a public meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 23 to discuss planned improvements to sections of U.S. Highway 2 and Montana Highway 37 and will present information on road projects in the Libby area for this year.
Changes are necessary in the Montana Board of Livestock
To the Editor:
Hunting season records 'solid' start
Saturday marked the opening of the 2014 general hunting season for deer and elk. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Wildlife Manager Jim Williams characterized the opening as “solid,” with 3,154 hunters checking in with 150 whitetail deer, 33 mule deer and 11 elk at six northwest Montana check stations in Region 1.
Student: Edmunds only proven conservative for Senate
Letter to the Editor,
Levert, local forester, receives prestigious presidential award
Lincoln County Forester, Ed Levert, was recently honored by the Montana Section of the Society of American Forester’s with the Presidential Field Forester of the Year award.
Man thought to be Gacy victim is found in Montana
CHICAGO — A man presumed dead for decades as a potential victim of serial killer John Wayne Gacy has been reunited with his family after investigators found him alive and well in Montana.
UM Regents consider changes to student insurance
MISSOULA — The state Board of Regents is looking at making some changes to the insurance plan it offers university students because fewer of them are purchasing the plan and premiums aren’t covering the full cost of claims.
KNF: Burn permits necessary on private land
The official State of Montana Forest fire season has arrived, and as of now, burning permits are required for any type of debris burning on all private land.
Lincoln County residents may join RideShareMT
There is now a solution to make carpooling a reality on the rural roads of Montana:
Missing Montana hiker believed to have died in accident
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Searchers looking for a Montana State University graduate student who disappeared while hiking in the Beartooth Mountains in southern Montana say they do not believe she is still alive.
Roy Jay Yoder
Roy Jay Yoder
Republicans drawing more money in Montana US House campaigns
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Republicans Ryan Zinke and Matt Rosendale have raised more than $1 million each in their campaigns for Montana's two U.S. House seats as the primary election season gets underway and Democrats trail in early fundraising, according to Federal Election Commission filings.