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Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
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Easter is widely characterized as the holiest day of the year on the Christian calendar. Faith features prominently in modern Easter celebrations, which also include some secular traditions, particularly in families with young children. The Easter bunny and Easter egg hunts are not necessarily the focal point of Easter for adult Christians, but children greatly enjoy these traditions. It's customary to give young children a basket of treats on Easter Sunday. Though store-bought treats are easy...
SUNDAY, MARCH 22 00:57:03 Motorist Assist: I-90 00:58:35 Suspicious: Kelly Rd 06:24:28 Traffic Stop: W Legion St 07:09:51 Traffic Stop 08:29:49 Civil: Cold Springs Rd 08:32:45 Motorist Assist 09:05:31 Traffic Stop: Hwy 41 09:47:03 Traffic Stop: I-90 10:11:54 Traffic Stop: I-90 10:49:08 Traffic Stop: I-90 11:12:36 Traffic Stop: I-90 11:33:26 Reckless Driver: Christopher Crt 11:48:18 Medical: N Stanley St 12:17:35 Traffic Stop: I-90 12:46:21 Traffic Stop: I-90 13:20:42 Citizen Assist: W Second St...
While we are focused on Paul’s letter to the Colossians, it is good to recall that Peter, James, John, and other apostles were also “setting their face like flint” on Jesus the Christ. Paul’s conversion continues this passion, and to the Colossians he issues a firm warning. False teachings have always been the Achilles heel for the church, and this is precisely why Paul wrote the letter to the church in Colossae. We heed the call. “The Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation. For in him all things were created:...
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 Your confidence is at an all-time high, Aries. This is the week to pitch an idea or finally send that text you’ve been mulling over. The universe is backing your bold moves. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, this week you’re entering a cycle of “treat yourself.” You deserve it right now, so enjoy. Whether it’s a brunch out with friends or a mental health day, lean into the experience. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Expect a random invitation to create a new connection, Gemini. Your wit is extra sharp this week, so use it to charm...
Depending on where you live, you may have seen ads attacking conservative legislators for voting to protect rural health care. Let’s be clear about two things. First, these ads are from D.C.-based, dark-money groups that are trying to mislead us and meddle in our local elections. Second, the legislators being targeted actually support President Trump, Governor Gianforte, and their efforts to protect rural health care and our communities. These attacks are politics at its worst. When the bill to protect rural health care came before the Legislat...
Modern soldiers’ PTSD triggers will probably shift from fireworks to the sound of a drone. Which is unfortunate, as drone shows are replacing firework shows. It feels nice to be told that you’re special or unique, unless the person telling you is a doctor. The “room temperature IQ” zinger hits much harder outside of the US. Our dogs probably think we are weakly barking when we cough. Playing card corners are rounded because square corners would wear down faster, making it easier to tell cards apart. In ancient Chinese history, it made sense for...
April is like a giant flower ready to burst into full bloom at the Whitehall Community Library. Monday, April 6th, at 5:30 PM, will be the opening program for the Anne Frank exhibit from the Anne Frank Center at the University of South Carolina. There will be special guest speakers, including Willem Volkersz, who created the suitcase project for the children who perished at the Montessori school in Amsterdam. Rabbi Chaim Bruk will be sharing his family's experiences during the Holocaust. There...
Special Education Teacher Kevin Moore wrote to 75 major companies, asking them to fund new computer systems to help two of his special-needs students. Walmart and Conoco donated and helped two students learn how to communicate their thoughts and feelings. WHS Creative Leader of the Week: LANCE BRIGGS. Senior Lance Briggs gets honors this week for his work in WHS drama. Drama sponsor Larry Brazill praises Lance "for his willingness to sell out in his character portrayal of Lazar Wolfe in the...
Ronald William Dorvall, a true son of Montana and a man who lived life wide open, passed away on March 10th, 2026, at the age of 74. Born on May 11th, 1951, in Livingston, Montana, Ron was raised under big skies and open country. He attended small country schools in the Livingston area, later graduating 8th grade in Cardwell, before attending high school in Whitehall. Those early years shaped the man he became: tough, independent, and deeply connected to the land. In 1969, Ron answered the call... Full story
William Rhea (Bill) Alley passed away at 5 PM on Tuesday, March 17, 2026, in Helena, MT, with his family by his side after a brief illness. He was 81 years old. Bill was born on April 11, 1944, in Butte, MT, to Alice Rhea (Matson) and Harry Charles Alley. He was the second of their four sons, joining his older brother Harry Jr and later welcoming younger brothers Roy and Andy. Bill's early years were spent on the family ranch west of Whitehall, MT, where he learned to care for cattle, sheep,...
GEORGIA, I have a question, I’m getting married in two weeks and requested donuts for my getting-ready breakfast. My maid of honor called me right away and asked if I’m crazy for this request, because I have a dress to fit into. She also stated she would do her best to convince the other bridesmaids not to fulfill this request, as it “wasn’t in my best interest.” I told her the dress has to fit me, not the other way around. There will be six hours between us getting ready and the reception, so if I want a donut, I’ll be damned if I’m being d...
