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The 2022 Headwaters Country Jam lineup was recently announced for the festival scheduled for August 18 to 20 at "The Bridge" near Three Forks. The headlining act for August 18 is Hardy. Other opening night acts include the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Ian Munsick, and Red Clay Strays. The lineup for Friday, August 19, is headlined by Chris Janson, and will also feature Craig Morgan, Casey Donahew, Tyler Rich, and King Calaway. On Saturday, August 20, the final night will feature Lee Brice as the... Full story
After a social media post made last week by a former Three Forks student was flagged by the FBI, an investigation by the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office found it was not a credible threat to district staff or students. Three Forks Superintendent Rhonda Uthlaut said after they were notified, the district worked closely with law enforcement officials and it was determined there is no threat to the public. Uthlaut described the social media post as inappropriate, adding it was not specific to the school or any person. Uthlaut stressed the i...
The root cause of Montana's increasingly stifling housing market? Too few homes to go around, a researcher told a legislative committee studying the state's economic condition Monday. "There is by any metric an enormous housing shortage in this state," Alex Horowitz of Pew Charitable Trusts said in a presentation to the Legislature's Financial Modernization & Risk Analysis Study committee. "There has been an increase in population that has outstripped the increase in homes." The rub, Horowitz... Full story
The Three Forks Voice weekly newspaper will not print an edition on Wednesday, December 29. After the December 22 edition, the paper will miss a week and be back with a paper being distributed on Wednesday, January 5, 2022. Staff apologizes for any inconvenience the missed date may cause. Remember you can also find the Voice at www.threeforksvoice.com...
With strong finishes the past two seasons at the State meet, the Three Forks High School Cross Country team has established itself as one of the premier programs in Class B. The boys team ended the year the 2021 season with a second-place finish at the State Meet in Missoula, while the girls team finished fifth. Wolves Head Coach Tara Forsberg was recently recognized by her peers for the success of the rising program. Forsberg was named the 2021 Montana Coaches Association Coach of the Year for... Full story
The Three Forks High School Speech and Drama team continues to shine. At their most recent meet on December 4 in Boulder, the Wolves had several competitors finish in first place. This includes Grace Donnelly in Impromptu, Asher Lehr in Humorous Oral Interp, Zoe Pyfer and Taeyana Gesker in Classical Duo, Josh Williams in Original Oratory, and Alex Kunesh in Spontaneous Oral Interp. Head Coach Jonathan Sutton said Lydia Kluin, Noah Hegar, Cadence Brown, Finn Hanson, and Maddie Griffiths, Jon Ross, Zack Olson, Falisha Dale, and many others - are...
The holiday season is here, and many wonderful activities are happening. As you hustle and bustle, be aware that accidents and injuries can occur. When you see a doctor, they record a diagnosis code explaining the purpose of the appointment. Some codes describe the actual injury and others describe what happened during the injury. For example, Y93.2 is the code for “activities involving snow and ice”. So, if you went sledding, crashed into a tree, and broke your left femur or thigh bone, your medical chart would show these codes: S72.8X2A “othe...
I was lucky enough to get a job at a daily newspaper in my hometown while I was still attending college. Don’t get me wrong, I feel like I got a good education, but I learned more in the first few weeks on the job than I did in four years of school. The daily I worked at was part of a newspaper group, and let’s say it was not the star of the company and was oftentimes an afterthought. While the more prominent newspaper in Cheyenne had nicer things, we were the “little brother” and would get hand-me-downs. When I started in the late 90’s di...
The United Methodist Church in Three Forks is hosting a New Year’s Eve Dinner and Game Night. The church is inviting local residents for the free dinner on December 31 at 6 p.m. in the Annex, followed by family friendly games starting at 7 p.m. Attendees are being asked to bring their favorite game, a delicious snack, and a donation to help support the Headwaters Area Food Bank. For question or more information, please contact Vicki at 406-285-0821. Below is a history of the event. During the Three Forks Christmas stroll a group of ladies w...
It was a tremendous opening game of the season for the Three Forks High School girls basketball team as a solid defensive effort led the way in a 35-26 win over perennial Class B power Fairfield. Leading 15-12 at halftime at the game played at a tournament in Shelby, the Wolves would outscore the Eagles 15-7 in the third on their way to the impressive victory. Head Coach Mike Sauvageau was pleased with the effort from his squad. "We came out and did a good job. We definitely controlled the... Full story
It's so far, so good for the Three Forks High School boys basketball team. Opening their season at a tournament in Shelby, the Wolves picked up a 72-69 win last Friday over Fairfield and a 59-46 victory Saturday over Malta. In the hard-fought win Friday featuring two of the best programs in Class B, Head Coach Terry Hauser was elated his team had five guys in double figures and another with seven points. "That what you want to see when you look in the book. Different guys are scoring, not just... Full story
16 – 2021 On December 5, 2021, Robert H. Young, 70, died of natural causes leaving a close circle of very valued and beloved friends in Livingston, as well as family, all of whom will always remember his very kind and gentle and very quiet nature. He will be greatly missed by anyone who knew him. Robert was born on July 14, 1951, in Bozeman, Montana, the third of four children born to Ronald W. and Iola (Kutchinske) Young. Most commonly called "Bobby" and later "Bob" by his family, he grew up... Full story
Lee, 68, passed away November 29, 2021, from lung cancer. He was born and raised in Montana. Like a true Montanan the path he chose was not always the easy way but his way. Lee grew up in Three Forks where he was called to the woods and living life outdoors from an early age. He once hopped a train from Three Forks to Ringling and had to call his father to get him. It was a quiet ride home. He had a big heart for those less fortunate and often took meals prepared by his mother to hobo camps alon... Full story
The Three Forks High School wrestling team is poised to take on some of the best competition in the state at this weekend's CMR Tournament in Great Falls. Three weeks into the season, Head Coach Nye Howey feels his team will be prepared for the competition against wrestlers from all four classes in the state. Howey said there are wrestlers on the Wolves that spent their summers wrestling, including at national tournaments that will be just fine against the opponents from the larger schools. He a...
Gov. Greg Gianforte's office announced today that the state is petitioning the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to remove Endangered Species Act protections for grizzly bears in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem, citing robust population counts and touting the state's ability to independently manage Montana's grizzly bears, which have been federally protected since 1975. "We worked on grizzly bear recovery for decades. We were successful and switched to a focus on conflict management... Full story
Continuing his aggressive push to defend Montana cattle producers, U.S. Senator Jon Tester recently sent a bipartisan letter with 15 of his colleagues urging U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to listen to the concerns of those in the cattle industry and immediately suspend beef imports from Brazil. Last month, Tester introduced legislation to suspend Brazilian beef imports to the United States until experts can conduct a systematic review of the commodity’s safety. “Cattle producers across the country work hard to produce the...
HELENA, Mont. – Together with the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS), Governor Greg Gianforte today announced the state will invest $5.5 million in federal funding to help eligible health care workers with the cost of child care. “Over the last 20 months, Montana health care workers have made tremendous sacrifices as they’ve treated and cared for Montanans. Many are moms and dads who, like all Montanans, have faced a long-standing child care shortage, only made worse by the pandemic,” Governor Gianforte said. ...
U.S. Senator Steve Daines earlier this week joined a bipartisan effort to help support Montana ranchers by calling on the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to immediately suspend fresh beef imports from Brazil. “Cattle producers across the country work hard to produce the highest quality beef in the world,” the letter states. “This industry should not be jeopardized by Brazilian beef imports that may contaminate U.S. herds and our food supply. We support the requests to suspend Brazilian fresh beef imports until a thorough inves...
