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In an effort to educate voters about November's bond issue, Gallatin County is offering public tours of the Law and Justice Center. Evening tours will be offered September 19, October 1, October 10, and October 28 starting at 6 p.m. at Community Room of the Gallatin County Detention Center, located at 605 S. 16th Ave., directly behind the Law and Justice Center. Officials will give a short presentation about the bond issue then those in attendance will walk you over to the Law and Justice...
Montana State Parks will host a cave cleaning event at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park will on Saturday, September 28 at 9 a.m. Each year Lewis & Clark Caverns brings over 60,000 visitors through the cave system leaving behind dust and debris which can inhibit the growth of the cave formations. Lewis & Clark Caverns relies on volunteer efforts to help fight the problems that these contaminants create. This cave cleaning project will help restore parts of the cave that are highly impacted by...
Lyla E. Schedel, 77, passed away September 8, 2019 in Three Forks. Lyla was born April 11, 1942 at Bozeman Deaconess Hospital to Julius and Edith Olson. She was raised and attended school in Three Forks. Lyla married Dean Schedel in 1965. They raised their children Vicky, Darby, Stacy, Dan, Gina, and Darin in Three Forks. Lyla had severe arthritis for nearly 40 years, but rarely complained and stayed busy. She enjoyed leather work, ceramics, and sewing. She loved participating in the area craft...
Fall has arrived in Southwest Montana and I must say it is easily my favorite season the year. I love to leave the house for work on a crisp morning and see the temperature slowly rise to a comfortable high later in the day. To me there is just something special about the colors of fall and it also means the start of football season which also gets me fairly excited unless I have to try and take pictures again in a driving rain storm which was a nightmare. I still don't think my camera is dry. H...
For the second straight week, the Three Forks/Willow Creek High School football team will be on the road for a 5B Conference game when they travel to take on Columbus. Both teams will be looking to pick up their first win ofthe season Friday. The Wolves fell on the road last Friday 47-0 against rival Manhattan, while the Cougars lost 14-7 to Jefferson High School. Two games into the season, head coach Connor Sullivan feels the defensive effort has been pretty solid. "I like the way the kids...
In their lone action of the week, the Three Forks Lady Wolves volleyball dug deep to pick up a five set over the visiting Ennis Lady Mustangs. After splitting the first four sets (25-23, 17-25, 28-26, 25-27), Three Forks would save their best for last and win the fifth set 15-7. "I was so happy with the ladies," said head coach Tracy Welter. We had a new rotation this week with new positions. Macey Combs moved from Libero to setter/hitter. I was so proud of the way she handled the change in the...
A late change in the schedule had the Three Forks High School and Junior High Cross Country teams traveling to compete at last Saturday's Bozeman Invite. The Wolves original meet in Pony was cancelled and instead they made the short trip to battle against a strong field in Bozeman. Head Coach Tara Forsberg said the heat got to the girls team, adding they are still down and hoping to have a full squad in two weeks. She said the boys also struggled with the heat but ran well in Bozeman. Freshman...
