Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
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Have you ever been on the road and suddenly a yellow display light alerts you, “Maintenance Required?” Quite often it is merely a timed alarm indicating a needed oil change; however, there are trouble codes that can indicate serious problems, and in those cases, your trip (or vacation getaway) turns into a headache. Just last week, my alternator was failing, but with some help from a friend and tools in the truck, the problem was resolved. Acts 2:44 reads, “All the believers were together and had everything in common.” This raises the questio...
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 How you respond to a situation matters more than how quickly you react, Aries. Interactions with others will feel more charged than expected, but will be effective. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, slow down so you can see what actually matters right now. You may feel slightly off if you move too quickly; give yourself time to respond to those seeking your help. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 You may want to say yes to something quickly, Gemini, without giving it ample time for consideration. Do not jump into things without careful...
Joe Davis is a fourth‐generation Whitehall/Cardwell resident, born August 23, 1947, to Hershel and Mary (Kissock) Davis. He grew up on the Davis Ranch on Route 2, later known as Tebay Lane. Joe graduated from Cardwell School in 1961 and from Whitehall High School in 1965. After high school, he had to wait until his 18th birthday to begin his first construction job. He worked on the Interstate 90 project from Homestake to Whitehall, earning $4.35 an hour. In 1966, while still working on I-90, he joined the Operators Union and ran the auger i...
THURSDAY, July 23rd 1PM - 5PM: Kids Swim FREE at Whitehall Pool (3 Yellowstone Trl) 5PM - 7PM: Ressler Motors Community BBQ (Pavilion) 5PM - 7PM: Music by Brent Harrison (Pavilion) 5PM - 7PM: Log Sawing Contest Sign-ups (Pavilion) 7:30PM - 9PM: Frontier Days 4H Dance (Main St) FRIDAY, July 24th 9AM - 5PM: Jefferson Valley Fire Arts Show (Bordens) 10AM: PRCA Rodeo Slack (Rodeo Grounds) 10AM - 6PM: M&M Vintage 4 Year Anniversary Sale (7 N Main) 11AM - 2PM: Valley Bank Community BBQ (101 E Legion)...
Whitehall will come alive July 23–26 as the community celebrates Red, Whitehall & Blue Frontier Days 2026, Whitehall's annual festival packed with family activities, live entertainment, rodeo action, community traditions, historic celebrations and patriotic events, all coordinated by Whitehall non-profit Whitehall Events. Festivities begin Thursday, July 23, with free swimming for children at the Whitehall Swimming Pool from 1 PM to 5 PM, sponsored by the Jefferson Valley Volunteer A...
This year’s Frontier Days is revving up once again a heart-pounding event that’s sure to leave jaws on the ground and eyes to the skies. For the second year, motocross legend and Butte native Keith Sayers will be soaring into/onto/over Legion St with his gravity-defying freestyle motocross show — and you’ve got just one chance to catch it: Saturday, July 25th immediately following the parade! Legion Street will be closed to thru traffic from Lincoln (by Family Dollar) to Whitehall Street (by Thriftway) following the parade. There will be no p...
So Many Ways to Screw Up Your College Interview is a fast-paced comedy that proves there are countless ways to make a terrible first impression-and every single one of them is absolutely hilarious. Whitehall Theatrics Jr. Division will present this laugh-out-loud 45-minute long comedy on Friday, July 24th at 5 PM and Sunday, July 26th at 1 PM in the historic Star Theatre. Tickets are $5 and proceeds will help the troupe pay registration fees for the 2027 Montana Thespian Competition in Missoula...
Get your motor running to attend the Whitehall Memorial Rod Run, this Saturday in Whitehall during the annual Frontier Days celebration! Get ready to see some shine, beautiful colors, and classic style as Frontier Days rolls into high gear with one of its most beloved traditions-the Whitehall Memorial Rod Run, starting bright and early Saturday, July 26 at 9 AM in Legion Park on the west end of town. This cherished car show is more than just chrome and horsepower-it's a tribute to all of those g...
ATTENTION ARTISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS! Jefferson Valley Fine Arts is happy to announce we are holding our annual art exhibit during Frontier Days in the Borden Hotel Conference room, in Whitehall. All fine art and photography are welcomed. Cost to exhibit is $15.00, no commission is charged for sales. Artists will check in their art to the Borden Conference room Thursday, July 23rd from 3 PM to 6 PM. Come join the fun and show the town the amazing talent we have in our area! The dates for the...
Whitehall Low Power TV will be providing live TV coverage of the upcoming Frontier Days Parade on local PBS channel 49.2 starting about 10:45 AM. The Parade announcers this year will be Bruce Binkowski, Jefferson County Events Coordinator, and Whitehall's biggest fan Coco Martinson. There will be a replay of the parade and highlights of the other Frontier Days activities the following week on channel 49.2. The times will be announced....
The Whitehall High School Athletic Hall of Fame 2026 Induction Ceremony will be held after the Frontier Days Parade on Saturday, July 25th, at 2 PM in the Legion Center at 405 W Legion (across from Valley Bank sign). The 2026 Inductees include: • Levi Simon • Layne Simon • Casey McLean • WHS 1961 Boys Basketball Team...
Don’t miss a great Friday night concert before the rodeo starts with Montanan Rob Quist. Quist, born in Cut Bank, Montana, is a central figure in the state’s folk, country, and Americana traditions. As a founding member of the Mission Mountain Wood Band and later as a solo performer, he helped give Montana music a voice rooted in landscape, community, and regional pride. The Crown of the Continent is a fine example of his ability to turn place into song. The performance carries the feeling of mountains, rivers, memory, and reverence, with Qui...
In the summer of 2024, the Whitehall Rodeo Committee was asked to host a PRCA Rodeo. With many helping hands, team work and cowboy/girlwork ethic, the community pulled together and a good time was had by all. After the crowds went home and the dust settled, Whitehall was asked to host again. Now the PRCA is being welcomed back for the 2026 Whitehall Frontier Days celebration and Whitehall PRCA Rodeo! What's all the buzz with the Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association (PRCA)? Growing popularity:...
Yeehaw! Whether you are a competitor or a fan, rodeo is an exciting part of our Western tradition. The sun is shining and the days are long—it’s time to hoof it to the rodeo! We are excited to extend a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike! Get ready for a summer full of exciting events at the Whitehall Rodeo Grounds! Nothing says summer in Montana like donning the boots, hats, and buckles and heading to the local rodeo to cheer on cowgirls and cowboys doing what they do best. In fact, in spring of 2025, the Montana Legislature passed HB1...
Families, friends, and neighbors have gathered to celebrate our small town charm and community spirit for over 40 years during Frontier Days. Locals and visitors alike are invited to join in activities for all ages, a parade, food trucks, live music, and a street dance. The weekend gives the community a chance to reflect that many families can trace back their roots to the pioneer days-the Careys, Sacrys, Smiths and Shaws, to name a few! “I enjoy our civic organizations that do what they can to make our community a great place. It’s a cha...
