Those seeking holistic and alternative health treatments probably already know southwestern Montana has emerged as an area with many specialized offerings. Jefferson County resident Uschi Beck is ...

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As a lifelong Montanan and rancher, I have seen how hard U.S. Senator Jon Tester has worked on behalf of Montana. A third-generation dirt farmer from Big Sandy, Tester is the only farmer in the Senate ...

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The Friends of the Boulder Library has been cited for a Community Service Award by the Oro Fino Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The award recognizes individuals and organiztions ...

Montana voters who have endured the relentlessly negativistic, divisive and distinctly un-helpful political advertising that has dominated this election cycle — which is to say, all of us — will not ...

Montanans have an opportunity to elect two experienced and independent justices to the state Supreme Court who will respect the Montana Constitution and protect our constitutional rights. They are ...

Educational vouchers are a mechanism designed to give families the ability to choose an educational path for their child, by using public dollars and redirecting those resources towards non-public ...

The candidates for State Senate District 38 and House District 75 gathered in Boulder Oct. 10 for a public forum focused on state and regional challenges, in a substantive, mostly conflict-free ...

Jefferson High’s cross country teams competed last Thursday in the 7 of 7 meet in Helena. This is a big, all-class meet — with 58 teams this year — where runners are placed into each of seven separate ...

The Jefferson County Events Department was deep into preparations last week in Volunteer Hall for Big Rock Fright Nights, which begins on Oct. 18.

The Clancy Elementary School Board meeting on Oct. 9 began promptly at 5:30 p.m., as scheduled, but was soon disrupted by the news of a local tragedy.