Articles from the September 21, 2022 edition
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Trojan Homecoming Week!
The Whitehall Trojans Homecoming festivities are in full swing, so don't miss out on a single moment to show your support to your hometown team! The Whitehall JMG classes have done a campus cleanup...
Scarecrow Contest Accepting Registrations!
The Whitehall Chamber of Commerce is now accepting registrations for the first annual Whitehall Scarecrow Contest! The first 30 businesses to register will be eligible to win prizes - the Judge's...
Azheimer's Forum on September 27th
An Alzheimer’s Community Forum will be hosted by the Whitehall Community Library on Tuesday, September 27 from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Join the forum for a listening session on Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and memory loss. This forum is designed...
Hunters Ed Begins Thursday
Hunters Education taught and coordinated by Dave Cole, will begin on Thursday, September 22 at 6:30 PM at the Cardwell School gym. Participants may register online at register-ed.com/events/view/187410. Please print and bring all necessary paperwork...
Flu Vaccine Clinics Begin Throughout County
The Jefferson County Health Department has started to receive its flu vaccine and is scheduling patients in Whitehall, Boulder, and Clancy. Vaccination clinics will be held in Whitehall on Tuesdays from 1 PM to 3:30 PM, in Boulder on Wednesdays from...
Haunted House Begins Building
Whitehall’s Screams Come True is now in its fourth year, and as of Tuesday, September 20, has begun building in the Whitehall Community Center. The 2022 event will feature the scarier than scary haunted house, the freaky hay maze, and - new this...
Classical Music at Star Theatre October 8
Whitehall non-profit Gold Junction Presents is bringing an evening of classical music to the Star Theatre on Saturday, October 8 at 7 PM. This program is free to the public; donations are accepted and appreciated. Members of the Bozeman Symphony...
Thought Provokers: 9/21/2022
There’s no way that guy with the fistful of money at the underground street fight remembers the odds everyone took AND who they bet on. Humanity will never reach a point where automation takes care of all our basic needs while capitalism exists...
Whitehall: On the Scene Heroes
Editor's note: True heroes in Whitehall exist. On Monday, September 19 the Ledger received the following email and photos. The Ledger thanks Brant for sharing the story with everyone. Thank you,...
Holstein Ready to Instill Pride of Craftsmanship in WHS Trojans
To say Rich Holstein has embraced Whitehall High School is an understatement - he's Trojan Pride to the fullest. Holstein, who is the new Industrial Arts teacher at WHS, has always had a "god-given gi...
TO THE PEOPLE OF JEFFERSON COUNTY: Why You Won't See Me on the Campaign Trail
To the people of Jefferson County: I want to thank you for your support in the Primary Election, I really appreciate you. As we get closer to the General Election in November you will not see any...
Just Ask Georgia: 9/21/2022
Dear Georgia, I have a question. I’m a single mom going to college and living with my sister. A couple of weeks ago, I asked my neighbor, a very nice guy, if he could watch my kids for two hours while I went to class because my sister was not...
Ledger Looking Back 25 Years: 9/17/1997
September 17, 1997 Stacey Ness, the 11-year-old sixth-grade daughter of Tom and Sanya Ness of Whitehall, died Saturday, September 13 after a farm accident south of Whitehall. Ness was riding in a hay swather on the Bill Gillespie ranch when the...
This Month in Montana History: September
September 17, 1851; 171 years ago: The Fort Laramie Treaty is signed by representatives of the United States, Cheyenne, Sioux, Arapaho, Crow, Assiniboine, Mandan, Hidasta, and Arikara nations. The...
Connecting Point: Go With Grace
Most people aspire toward greatness. Even the most passionless person aspires in some area or hobby to do it well. Boys and girls, men and women dream of achieving accolades in sports, acting, a career, etc. “The sky is the limit” goes the...
Douglas Ohren, 51
Doug Ohren was born on August 27, 1971, in Oregon to Richard and Norma (Thorsen) Ohren. When he was just small, the family moved to Montana where they finally made Whitehall their home. Doug...
Two Perspectives on Electric Vehicles (EVs)
To anyone considering purchasing an electric vehicle, I urge you to reconsider. These vehicles are incredibly dangerous on our streets and highways and can be deadly to drivers and passengers. They are not as eco-friendly as the marketing would have...
Sew Unique Opens in Whitehall on Briggs Lane
If there's one thing Wendy Turner knows, it's quilting. That's why she's excited to open Sew Unique Custom Quilting and Retreat just outside of Whitehall on Briggs Lane. Turner, who is the daughter...
Montana Decides: If It Moves (or Doesn't), Tax It
Most of you recall the famous quote from Ronald Reagan, “Government’s view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if...
Creating Fiction from History: 9/21/2022
The year was 1930. Even with all the hubbub going on further east over the stock market crash of the year previous, the jazz scene in Milwaukee was going strong! Now known as Bronzeville, the jazz...
Whitehall Garden Club News - September
WHOOO Gives A HOOOOT? September's Whitehall Garden Club meeting was very well attended, including several guests/visitors. A bountiful brunch table was set with a beautiful array of fresh fruits,...
Between the Stacks: 9/21/2022
Don't forget the presentation on teen homelessness by Diane Nilan and Pat LaMarche on September 21st at 6 PM. They are nationally known speakers and filmmakers who are dedicated to educating the...
Lady Trojans Bring in the Wins Against the Lady Herders
The Lady Trojans competed against the Big Timber Lady Herders on Thursday, September 15....
October is Bullying Prevention Month
If you’ve ever dealt with someone making threats against you, been the subject of physical or verbal attacks, had rumors said behind your back, or been purposely excluded from a group, then you know what it’s like to be bullied. October is...
Trojans Trounce Wolves of Three Forks
The Whitehall/Harrison Trojans took on the Three Forks Wolves over the weekend, giving them a beating of 42-14. MaxPreps.com's player of the game was senior Miles Hoerauf (#9), who passed for 357...
