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Fentanyl overdoses and seizures by law enforcement are rising at an alarming rate in Montana. In an effort to protect Montana communities from fentanyl and strengthen the border, U.S. Senator Jon Tester (D-Montana) is asking Congressional Leadership to include the Securing America's Borders Against Fentanyl Act in the Fiscal Year 2023 National Defense Authorization Act. According to Tester, the bill he is co-sponsoring would require the Department of Homeland Security, along with other relevant... Full story
The Three Forks School Board discussed methods to ensure technology does not become a distraction at school as well as ways to teach students to be "good digital citizens" while at home during its Nov. 15 meeting. As part of this goal, the district has scheduled a "Fight the New Drug" assembly for Feb. 7. The program, Superintendent Rhonda Uthlaut said is intended to educate children about the problems involved with pornography use. "Fight the New Drug exists to raise awareness on the harmful... Full story
"You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you." ~Alexander Den Heijer This quote is accurate, especially during the holiday season. In preparing for the festivities over the next five weeks, I often hear people say, "I'm tired, I'm too busy, or I'm overwhelmed." But what sparks a light in you? Are you operating in your passion, gifts, and purpose? Do you do something because you think it is what others think you should... Full story
A Thanksgiving Day Turkey Run is scheduled in Three Forks. The 5K event is scheduled for Thursday, November 24, starting at 9 a.m. at the High School Track. The event is open to the public and all ages; those participating can run, walk, or bike. A donation bucket will be available, with money collected going to the Three Forks Cross Country team.... Full story
Join Three Forks Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) in bringing holiday joy to children in our community. FCCLA will be selling Three Forks Christmas Stroll buttons this year to fund our Sub for Santa Project. Sub for Santa provides Christmas gifts for local children. In addition to holiday gifts each family will receive a food box containing the ingredients for a festive holiday meal. Buttons will be available at Be Lazy Quilting, Main Street Office, V42 Fitness and Book... Full story
Just a reminder that the north campus entrance to the football field and bus loop is not an area to be used by parents or students before or after school. This area is designated for staff parking only and for bus drop off / pick up. Parents, please drop off accordingly using the parent drop off area, 2nd Avenue, 4th Avenue, and Neal Street. Thank you for your cooperation.... Full story
Senior Morgan Carr and junior Cheyenne Cavin were recently named to the 5B All-Conference volleyball team. After leading the team in assists, Carr was voted by district coaches to the first team. Cavin, who was second on the team in kills, was voted to the second team. "Morgan and Cheyenne had a great season and improved a lot. It's always nice to see kids on that list, and in our conference, there are a lot of really good athletes. This is a testament to their hard work throughout the season,"... Full story
2 Three Forks High School football players were named to the 5B All-Conference team. 5B Coaches voted Josh Barnett to the second team as a defensive end and Shane Williams earned second-team honors at linebacker. Wolves Head Coach Connor Sullivan said he was proud of Williams and Barnett. "These are two young men who show up ready to work and get better every single day. They were always positive and strived to be better day in and day out. You can see that transfer over to the field on Friday... Full story
While shopping locally is a great idea throughout the year, it is even more critical during the holiday season. While many will be looking to get some fantastic deals on gifts on Black Friday, Small Business Saturday is a wonderful opportunity to spend money with one of the amazing local businesses in the Three Forks area. Three Forks is blessed with some great Main Street area businesses and many others throughout town, including some very unique ones that are home-based. Each of these... Full story
Along with a slice of New York style pizza and a perfectly cooked piece of prime rib, Thanksgiving dinner has to be my favorite meal. While some people might not put in as much thought as I do about constructing the best plate possible on Thanksgiving, I think of it often, especially when I am hungry, which seems to be about every 20 minutes. For me, the star of the show is the turkey. I always prefer to eat at home or at my mom’s house in Wyoming because I know I won’t have to worry about a dry turkey ruining the best part of the meal. I als... Full story
House and Senate Republicans on Wednesday selected Rep. Matt Regier of Kalispell and Sen. Jason Ellsworth of Hamilton as the leaders of their respective caucuses, cueing up a 2023 legislative session in which the GOP will enjoy the first two-thirds supermajority since Montana drafted its modern Constitution in 1972. “Smile everybody, we’re running the place,” said Rep. Bob Keenan, R-Bigfork, who presided over the House caucus, to kick off the proceedings. In the lower chamber, Republicans voted for Regier as Speaker of the House over Rep. Casey...
Last week, a District Court in Lewis and Clark County issued a temporary restraining order impacting some of Montana's wolf hunting and trapping regulations. The changes go into effect immediately. The changes outlined in the temporary restraining order are as follows: • Reinstitutes wolf management units (WMU) 110, 313, and 316 as they existed in the 2020 wolf regulations. WMU 110 borders Glacier National Park and WMUs 313 and 316 are north of Yellowstone National Park • Reinstitutes the quo...
The City of Three Forks Ice Rink at Stevenson Park opened for the season on Sunday, November 20. Those using asking the rink are being asked to only wear skates while on the ice. Below is the Ice Rink Policy adopted by the Three Forks City Council in January of 2021. Ice Rink Use Policy: Ice rinks pose an inherent risk to all who use them including, but not limited to, broken bones, cracked skulls, ice particles breaking the skin or injuring eyes. In an effort to reduce risk and educate the user... Full story
Montana State University students who are parents will receive more support for child care thanks to a four-year grant worth nearly $1.5 million from the U.S. Department of Education. The grant provides $1.465 million for MSU’s Child Care Access Means Parents in School, or CCAMPIS, project. It aims to support student parents and their children, as well as strengthen the early childhood educator and caregiver profession. The grant was written by a team from the Associated Students of MSU, the College of Education, Health and Human Development, G...
The Three Forks Chamber of Commerce will host the Annual Christmas Stroll on Friday, December 2nd. Main Street will close early, allowing strollers to visit local businesses starting at 4:30 p.m. and get a head start on Christmas Shopping. The Stroll will kick off with a tree lighting ceremony and a lighted parade led by Santa himself. any of the traditions stroll-goers have come to expect will be present this year to celebrate our wonderful community, local businesses, and organizations.... Full story
Montana State University and Gallatin Valley communities pulled out a win in the 23rd annual Can the Griz food drive, with supporters donating the equivalent of 613,054 pounds of food to the Gallatin Valley Food Bank and MSU's Bounty of the Bridgers food pantry. Can the Griz - and the corresponding Can the Cats food drive in Missoula - is an off-field competition between MSU and the University of Montana to see which school can collect the most donations for its local food bank. The competition... Full story
As a fifth-generation Montanan, I didn't choose Montana - Montana chose me. Over 100 years ago, my great-great-grandmother homesteaded 23 miles east of Conrad, and that's how my family made it to the Last Best Place. And I'll be forever thankful for that. There is a lot that makes America an exceptional place to live, and the Thanksgiving tradition is one of them. It's an integral part of our uniquely American story. For the last 400 years, we have gathered with our families, friends and... Full story
CLARKSTON – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks implemented a partial closure of the north portion of Fairweather Fishing Access Site last week due to flooding. An ice jam on the Missouri River has caused water to flow onto the access road at the site. Due to these conditions, motorized access is temporarily prohibited, but the site remains open to walk-in access. Visitors are encouraged to use caution when visiting this and other sites because river and ice conditions can change suddenly and w... Full story
