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The Three Forks Speech and Drama team competed at the divisional tournament on Saturday at Columbus Public Schools, placing as champion in Speech with a score of 131-129. The Speech team thus remains undefeated in Class B Speech competition going into the state tournament. In winning the tournament the team defeated the current holder of a 35-year state championship win streak in Loyola Sacred Heart. The team qualified 36 students for the state tournament, which is the most that Three Forks has...
There was some great news at the start of 2020 for V-42 Fitness when they announced members now have 24-hour access to the facility located at 207 S. Main in Three Forks. There is also more positive news for the business owned by Sean and Kira Gifford with a future move to the "Henslee Auditorium" in the works for 2021. According to Kira, it's so far so good for the 24-hour access. She said when they first started the business their hours were limited, and they were unable to offer hours on...
The Three Forks Chamber has a new Executive Director. Leandra Hill officially started in the position on January 1. Hill said it is an amazing opportunity to become connected with the community she has lived in for 21 years. "There is a lot to do and I am enjoying learning all about the businesses and the civic groups that are a part of this wonderful Chamber," she said. In the past, Hill has worked in life insurance and retirement income planning as well as being a cap mentor through the...
Saturday will be a special day in Three Forks with the unveiling of the bronzed memorial plaque to honor men and women of Japanese ancestry who served and fought for America in WWII. The special ceremony is scheduled for February 1 at 10 a.m. at Veteran's Park in Three Forks. The memorial was originally erected by the late Navy Veteran Bud Lilly in 2011 and tells the story of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team. While a memorial for all the Japanese Americans who served in World War II, it honors l...
The Three Forks School Board and administration are ready to promote the 2020 bond. "It's time to get the conversation started," said Superintendent Jeff Elliott at the January school board meeting. He shared copies of the brochure and explained some of the informative graphs which can now be seen on the school website, as can the brochure. The graphs show 2019-2020 mill levies by neighboring districts and Three Forks and where Three Forks currently stands in relation to the other schools,...
Beloved mother, sister, grandmother, great grandmother and friend, Joyce Michelle (Ruckdaschel) Ambrosini, passed away Wednesday, January 22, 2020. She was the second child born to Edwin and RoseAnne (Gonzalez) Ruckdaschel in Butte, MT on February 27, 1956. Joyce is survived by her two sons Robert Lyman of Seattle, WA and William (Susan) Lyman of Sierra Vista, AZ, three grandsons Luke Sauls, Andy Lyman, and William Lyman, and one great granddaughter Charlotte Sauls. As well as her siblings...
Coming off a week with games against high powered Manhattan Christian and Butte Central as well as semester finals, Three Forks High School boys basketball coach Terry Hauser knew last week would be a challenge for his team with three games on the schedule including a long road trip Tuesday to Anaconda. After winning a hard-fought 65-57 road contest Tuesday night against the Copperheads, Hauser decided to give his team a day of rest in anticipation for home battles Friday and Saturday. The rest...
Three Forks area residents can help out Cub Scout Pack 3523 later this week by taking part in the annual Scouting For Food Drive. Members of the pack will be on hand Saturday, February 1 at Three Forks Market from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in their effort to raise more than 1,000 pounds of non-perishable food for the Headwaters Area Food Bank. Pack 3523 is participating in the 2020 Scouting for Food event as part of its scout week activities. Scouting for Food is a national movement supported by Boy...
The Three Forks High School girls basketball team will look to start a new win streak with home games this week Friday against Jefferson and a Saturday matchup with Whitehall. After winning their first five games of the 2020 portion of their schedule, the Wolves dropped three games last week, 49-39 Tuesday at the Snake Pit in Anaconda, 55-31 Friday at home against undefeated Big Timber, and 53-26 Saturday home game against Columbus. In the Friday home matchup with the undefeated Herders, Three...
