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Last week, the Montana Department of Transportation lowered the speed on S-287/Old Yellowstone Road from 60 to 45 miles per hour on the route between Three Forks and Willow Creek. According to MDT Public Information Officer Lori Ryan, local crews are working on installing rough road markings and temporary speed reduction signs in an effort to serve constituents in the highest capacity. "MDT is aware there are frost heave issues on the S-287/Old Yellowstone Trail Road, and we are also aware that... Full story
Not only did Three Forks High School Senior Beau Johnston shine during the 2022 high school cross country season, but he also continued his success competing in the USATF Junior Olympic events, where he earned All-American status at the national finals last December in Texas. Johnston was recently recognized for his efforts when he was named the 2022 Montana Athlete of the Year in the 17-18-year-old division for USATF Junior Olympic Cross Country. "I was extremely thrilled and happy to see my... Full story
Earlier this month, I was one of the many area residents who had the minor inconvenience of waiting in traffic for an hour because of a semi-rollover on Interstate 90 between Logan and Manhattan. While sitting in traffic was not how I envisioned spending my Friday afternoon, it happened, and I dealt with it. Accidents happen, and this one was tricky, with over 70 cattle being hauled in the semi. While our carload of three waited patiently for the traffic to move, I was horrified by what I witnessed from other people traveling in the westbound... Full story
7 is off to a great start in the kitchen, seeing I’ve gone over a month without dropping a pizza in the bottom of the oven. It has been nice enough that I could probably smoke something outside, but I recently signed up for Apple TV, so I have not been too interested in getting off the couch. With a new year, I’m sure there will be plenty of new recipes mixed in with the old traditional favorites. One of the favorites that will never fall out of the rotation is “loose meat sandwiches,” aka “tavern sandwiches.” I’m not from the Midwest, wher... Full story
“Americanism is an unfailing love of country, loyalty to its institutions and ideas; eagerness to defend it against all enemies; undivided allegiance to the flag; and a desire to secure the blessings of liberty and posterity.” The Three Forks American Legion Post 93 and Ray Lau VFW Post 7621 will once again be hosting an Americanism Program. This year’s event is scheduled for Tuesday, February 21 at the United Methodist Church Annex in Three Forks. The Americanism event will begin with food at 6 p.m., and will be followed by the program at 7... Full story
I never really overthought time until I became much older. Now, I think about it more but look at time differently. I value time more now than I did in my twenties, perhaps because I realized that the years I may have left are fewer than when I was younger. Looking back on my life, I wonder how those years have flown by so quickly. In my earlier years, I thought I had all the time in the world, which in retrospect, led to some poor decisions. There will always be distractions in our life that may cause us to lose time. But those distractions... Full story
Gallatin County Sheriff Dan Springer would like to increase awareness of recent phone scams involving our office. It appears these scams occur in waves every few months. The caller says they are from the Sheriff's Office, may even use a deputy's name, informs the victim that they owe the GCSO money for some reason, such as a warrant, unpaid ticket, not showing up for court, etc. and tells them to get gift cards and/or money to send over the phone in order to avoid arrest. Please know we will... Full story
Following nearly three months of abundant precipitation across much of Montana, weather patterns changed in early January, producing relatively dry conditions for the month. January precipitation totals were lowest along the Rocky Mountain Front, northeastern Montana, and western Montana. Most of southwest Montana received slightly less than normal January precipitation. "The storm which brought two to three feet of mountain snow in many locations during the last week of January really saved... Full story
The Three Forks High School Girls' Basketball team will open postseason play Thursday with a 5B District matchup against Townsend. The fourth-seeded Wolves will take on the fifth-seeded Bulldogs in a game scheduled for 6 p.m. at the Belgrade Events Center. The two teams split games this season, with Three Forks winning 54-49 at home on January 27 and losing 48-40 on February 4 in Townsend. "I know they will be coming for us again and try to make us run. They play really physical and we are... Full story
From the MSU News Service Tickets go on sale today for the 2023 Montana State University Spring Rodeo, which will run Thursday, April 13, through Sunday, April 16, at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. The action begins at 7 p.m. Thursday with performance rounds. Friday and Saturday slack rounds will start at 10 a.m., and performance rounds will begin at 7 p.m. On Sunday, the short-go performance will kick off at 1 p.m. This year, all seating is reserved. Tickets for a single day range in price from... Full story
We've got a "Good Feeling" about our first concert announcement for the 2023 fair. Big Sky Country State Fair is pleased to announce Flo Rida as one of the three night shows for the 2023 Big Sky Country State Fair! Come down to "Our House" this summer and enjoy Flo Rida who is a Grammy Nominated artist with over 80 million records sold worldwide! Flo Rida has made eleven Top 10 appearances on Billboards Top 100. Flo Rida's top songs includes "Low", "Right Round", "Sugar", "Jump", "Be on You",... Full story
For the second straight season, the Three Forks High School Boys' Basketball team will open the postseason as regular season 5B District Champions. "I am so proud of these young men for stepping up and filling some big shoes from last year and repeating as conference champs. That was our goal for the regular season, and we accomplished it." Head Coach Terry Hauser said. The Wolves will enter this week's 5B District Tournament with the top seed after finishing 7-3 in conference play and will... Full story
After a 30-plus year hiatus, the Three Forks High School Wrestling returned to the mat for the 2017-18 season. Six years later, the squad has become one of the top programs in the Treasure State. The meteoric rise was in full force last week, with the Wolves finishing in second place as a team with three individual state champions at the State Tournament in Billings. Three Forks finished second in Class B with 154.5 points, only behind consecutive state champion Huntley Project with 201.... Full story
