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  • A Whitehall Tradition

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 27, 2023

    For the fifth year in a row, Whitehall resident Pati McLaughlin put together a crew of carolers to visit Meadowlark Manor, as well as spread some Christmas cheer throughout Whitehall on Friday, December 22nd. LEDGER...

  • Editorial: Changes This Holiday Season

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 27, 2023

    When you have a child, that first Christmas is magical...and so is the second, third, fourth, and so on. And then, suddenly, that little bundle of joy is a full-grown adult. This year marked the first Christmas of my son’s adulthood. He’s out on his own, having moved to Manhattan in mid-December, and is working at the Bozeman airport. Being the newbie at work, he had to work both Christmas Eve day and Christmas Day. I texted him mid-day Christmas Eve when he got off work, asking whether he thought he could make it over. for Christmas Eve tradit...

  • All Is Calm and Bids Are High the Week Before Christmas

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 20, 2023

    While the December Whitehall Town Council meeting, held Monday, December 18th, was brief, the main item of discussion will be a recurring topic into 2024. Public Works Director Kory Klapan reported that the Town had received bids for the water treatment facility, ranging between $8.6 and $11.6 million. Hard Rock of Helena was the lowest bid. These bids come in almost 50% higher than originally expected. For context, the pre-COVID-engineered cost estimate for the water treatment building alone was $3.7 million. It now sits at $5.3 million. The...

  • Mark Your Calendars for NOODLES December 29 & 30

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 20, 2023

    Whitehall Community Theatre, brought to you by Gold Junction Presents, is excited to bring its third production to the Star Theatre. NOODLES will be presented on Friday, December 29th at 7 PM, and twice on Saturday, December 30th, at 2 PM and 7 PM. Admission is $5 and donations to help fund future productions are appreciated. Ned (Jakin Cheuvront) is the 30-ish son of Boo (Sara Cheuvront) and Stu (Kerry Wafer) Boodle whose efforts to introduce girlfriends (Jeannene Armstrong, then Julia McNew) to his family don’t turn out very well. His f...

  • Trojan Ballers Clean Up Before Christmas

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 20, 2023

    Just before Christmas break, the Trojan Boys and Girls basketball teams took on Townsend and Ennis. On Friday, December 15th the Trojans boys brought home a win against the Ennis Mustangs, winning handily 55-48. The girls team suffered a loss 21-59. On Saturday, December 16th the Trojans took on the Townsend Bulldogs. The boys won 56-53, while the girls unfortunately lost 35-57....

  • Vote For Photo of the Year!

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 20, 2023

    Each week the Whitehall Ledger spotlights a photograph taken by a local resident of the beauty that surrounds our hometown. These photos are placed on the Ledger's Facebook page and, at the end of each year, voted on with "likes" to crown the winner of PHOTO OF THE YEAR. In 2022 this honor went to Sarah Smart, and in 2021 to William Ulrichny. It's time to start voting! Visit the Ledger's Facebook photo album entitled 2023 Photos of the Week (https://bit.ly/485KGsG) and start voting! Likes will...

  • LEDGER Holiday Deadlines

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 20, 2023

    Due to the upcoming Christmas and New Year holidays, all ads and story submissions must be received by Saturday, December 23rd by noon for the December 27th edition, and Saturday, December 30th by noon for the January 3rd edition. Hopefully, these updated deadlines do not inconvenience many. Merry Christmas to all and a very happy prosperous 2024!...

  • Whitehall Christmas Festival Brings Holiday Cheer to Every Corner of Whitehall!

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 13, 2023

    CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE!...

  • School Board Meeting Quick and to the Point, Top Five Portrait of Graduate Traits Detailed

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 13, 2023

    The December meeting of the Whitehall School Board, held Tuesday, December 5th in the Whitehall Elementary Library, was short, sweet, and straight to the point, wrapping up in less than 45 minutes. The biggest article of news came from Whitehall Schools Superintendent Hannah Nieskens regarding the state-required project entitled A Portrait of a Graduate. Also known as a Graduate Profile, Portrait of a Learner, Habits of Success, Lifelong Learning Standards, and other expressions, this vision describes the skills and competencies that a communit...

  • Don't Miss the Whitehall Christmas Cantata This Sunday

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 13, 2023

    This weekend residents are invited to attend the annual Whitehall Community Christmas Cantata, held at the First Christian Church on Sunday, December 17th at 7 PM. The 2023 Cantata is "Shine On Us" and features the voices of your friends, family, and neighbors. As is tradition, the Cantata is under the direction of Janet Heilig and Norm Tebay. ! Everyone who loves music, singing, the holidays, and the joy of fellowship is invited to attend free of charge. Refreshments will be served following the 7 PM performance. If you prefer not to drive at...

  • Mark Your Calendars for NOODLES December 29 & 30

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 13, 2023

    Whitehall Community Theatre, brought to you by Gold Junction Presents, is excited to bring its third production to the Star Theatre. NOODLES will be presented on Friday, December 29th at 7 PM, and twice on Saturday, December 30th, at 2 PM and 7 PM. Admission is $5 and donations to help fund future productions are appreciated. Ned (Jakin Cheuvront) is the 30-ish son of Boo (Sara Cheuvront) and Stu (Kerry Wafer) Boodle whose efforts to introduce girlfriends (Jeannene Armstrong, then Julia McNew) to his family don't turn out very well. His family...

  • BINGO For a Cause

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 13, 2023

    The Whitehall Chamber's BINGO event, under the direction of Raven Hyrsenko, brought in over $400 for Jefferson Valley Search & Rescue....

  • Don't Miss the MANY Events Happening This Week in Whitehall!

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 6, 2023

    Christmas Festival week is here! We have many activities happening this week, something for everyone! DECEMBER 1-9 • BUSINESS BINGO: Pick up your Business Bingo card at the Whitehall Chamber office/kiosk the week before the Christmas Festival and visit all the wonderful businesses on the card for a stamp. Turn in your completed card at the Whitehall Community Center by 5 PM on Saturday, December 9th at the community center to win the annual Business Bingo competition! WEDNESDAY, 12/6 • KRA...

  • Quick Town Council Meeting for November

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 29, 2023

    At the November Town Council Meeting, held Monday, November 20th at the Whitehall Town Hall, the holidays were pending, NFL football was pressing, and the Town Council plowed through their agenda in less than an hour. Mayor Mary Janacaro-Hensleigh updated the Council on the Legion Avenue playground, noting that the Town is awaiting mulch before it can be opened. The Mayor also warned anyone with “nefarious” intentions of defacing the property that she has no problem closing the playground down and giving it to another town if the property can...

  • Mark Your Calendars for NOODLES December 29 & 30

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 29, 2023

    Whitehall Community Theatre, brought to you by Gold Junction Presents, is excited to bring its third production to the Star Theatre. NOODLES will be presented on Friday, December 29th at 7 PM, and twice on Saturday, December 30th, at 2 PM and 7 PM. Admission is $5 and donations to help fund future productions are appreciated. Ned (Jakin Cheuvront) is the 30-ish son of Ma (Sara Cheuvront) and Pa (Kerry Wafer) Boodle whose efforts to introduce girlfriends (Jeannene Armstrong, Julia McNew) to his...

  • Correction to 11/22/2023 Ledger

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 29, 2023

    The photo accompanying the Whitehall Saddle Club story last week was mistakenly identified as the top-selling wreath of 2022. The photo was actually of the top-selling wreath in 2021....

  • Advertise in the Christmas Festival Section

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 29, 2023

    It's crazy to think, but the Whitehall Christmas Festival is right around the corner on Saturday, December 9th. Like last year, the Whitehall Ledger would like to theme the Christmas Stroll section to look like Christmas greeting cards and postcards. Ad sizes are as follows: • Postcard (6.75" x 4") • Greeting Card (4.5" x 6.75") The price per ad is $85. Use this ad to entice Festival goers into your business, wish customers happy holiday wishes, and more! The Christmas Festival special section will come with the 12/6/2023 edition of the Led...

  • Whitehall Ledger's Krampus Christmas Party December 6th

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 29, 2023

    As we all know, the owner of the Whitehall Ledger loves everything scary. She also loves Christmas. What a perfect time to introduce Krampus to the community! While the Christmas season is a time of festivity and joy, Krampusnacht is a darker tradition that originated in Germany as a counterpart to the feast dedicated to St Nicholas, the patron saint of children who inspired the tradition of Santa Claus. Krampus brings "gifts" to the naughty children - and sometimes takes them with him. Join us...

  • Whitehall Ledger's Krampus Christmas Party December 6th

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 22, 2023

    As we all know, the owner of the Whitehall Ledger loves everything scary. She also loves Christmas. What a perfect time to introduce Krampus to the community! While the Christmas season is a time of festivity and joy, Krampusnacht is a darker tradition that originated in Germany as a counterpart to the feast dedicated to St Nicholas, the patron saint of children who inspired the tradition of Santa Claus. Krampus brings "gifts" to the naughty children - and sometimes takes them with him. Join us for a holiday party of a whole other kind - lots...

  • Advertise in the Christmas Festival Special Section

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 22, 2023

    It’s crazy to think, but the Whitehall Christmas Festival is right around the corner on Saturday, December 9th. Like last year, the Whitehall Ledger would like to theme the Christmas Stroll section to look like Christmas greeting cards and postcards. Ad sizes are as follows: • Postcard (6.75” x 4”) • Greeting Card (4.5” x 6.75”) The price per ad is $85. Use this ad to entice Festival goers into your business, wish customers happy holiday wishes, and more! The Christmas Festival special section will come with the 12/6/2023 edition of the Ledger...

  • School Predicts $30k Activities Deficit by End of 2023-2024 School Year

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 15, 2023

    Activities and their revenue, or lack thereof, were the hot topic of the November School Board meeting, held Tuesday, November 7th in the elementary library. Superintendent Hannah Nieskens detailed the total expenses, revenues, and loss of the fall season of sports - which includes Cross Country, Football, Volleyball, and middle school sports. “Our increasing fuel costs, transportation costs (provided by Harlow’s School Bus Service), and costs for MOAs/referees (these rates are determined by the Montana High School Association), have out...

  • Chamber Gearing up for Christmas Festival

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 15, 2023

    At the November meeting of the Whitehall Chamber of Commerce, held Thursday, November 9th at Bordens, the Chamber detailed the many events planned for the annual Whitehall Chamber of Commerce Christmas Festival. Here are just a few of the events planned - stay tuned for a complete schedule of events! DECEMBER 1-22 • DECORATING CONTEST: The annual business and home decorating contest, sponsored by NW Energy, will be taking nominations from December 1st to December 22nd, with judging held the evening of the 22nd. Nominate yourself, your n...

  • Country Christmas Coming to Borden's

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 15, 2023

    What’s better than stuffing yourself as full as can be on Thanksgiving, then getting up bright and early to Black Friday shop? Black Friday and Small Business Saturday shopping at the Country Christmas shop at the Bordens cottage at 105C West Legion Street! Country Christmas has moved to town! The shop, which was previously a pop-up shop event at Kami Noyes’ Ranching Traditions shop, will open Friday, November 24th, and will remain open through the holiday season. Hours of operation will be Thu...

  • Locations to Trunk or Treat, Trick or Treat, and Celebrate This Halloween Season

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Oct 25, 2023

    This Halloween Whitehall has a plethora of fun locations to choose from! Whether you want to be scared or just want to grab some yummy treats, here is a quick list to keep handy! THURSDAY - SATURDAY, October 26-28 starting at 6 PM: Screams Come True Haunted House, Maze, and Escape Rooms at Whitehall Community Center. Walk-up tickets are available - the last walk-up must be in line by 9:45 PM to ensure entry. SATURDAY, October 28 from 4-6 PM: Whitehall Chamber of Commerce Trunk or Treat and Costume Contest in front of the Whitehall Community...

  • Council and Saddle Club "Back to Square One"

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Oct 18, 2023

    At the October meeting of the Whitehall Town Council, held Monday, October 16 at the Town Hall, the decision was made by the Town Council to negotiate no further with the Whitehall Saddle Club (WSC) in the ongoing debate of who-owns-what at the Whitehall Rodeo Grounds and to not sign the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that has been a point of contention between the two groups for over half a year. “After several months of negotiations, the matter of the Rec Complex and WSC disputed property seems to be at a standstill. The following are r...

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