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  • Deadline for Stroll Section Dec. 5th

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 26, 2025

    We may already be dreaming of the turkey coma awaiting us this Thanksgiving, but believe it or not… the Whitehall Christmas Stroll is right around the corner! The Montana Western Legacy Center has been busy planning, and the annual event will be held over the course of two days - Friday, December 12th, and Saturday, December 13th - throughout Whitehall and during the annual Whitehall Wrestling Duels at the school. The Ledger is giving the entire Christmas Stroll special section a fresh new look! We’re exploring new themes, updated gra...

  • Upcoming Ledger Closures

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Nov 26, 2025

    Thanksgiving: The Whitehall Ledger will be closed Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28. Christmas: The Whitehall Ledger will deliver papers on Wednesday, December 24th, then close and reopen on Monday, December 29th. New Year’s Eve: The deadline for the 12/31/2025 paper will be 12/29/2025. The office will close after delivering the Wednesday paper and reopen on Friday, January 2nd....

  • JFF Receives Rotary Award

    ARLENE WEBER, Whitehall Rotary Club|Nov 26, 2025

    Jefferson Fresh Foods is the latest recipient of the Whitehall Rotary Club's Wheelchair Award for community service. Rotarians Terry Ross and Arlene Weber made the presentation. Chad Collins and Rhiannon Ross were recognized for their many, often unnoticed, contributions to our community. When the Rotary Club held its free Splash Day this last summer at the community pool, the ice cream ordered for an ice cream social in memory of Vic Miller was donated. Another example of their giving is...

  • PSC Denies $43 Million NWE Rate Case, Approves New Power Plant

    Montana Public Service Commission|Nov 26, 2025

    The Montana Public Service Commission (PSC) announced its final decision today in NorthWestern Energy’s 2024 electric and natural gas rate case, concluding a 16-month process marked by rigorous analysis, extensive public participation, and a firm commitment to transparency and fairness. Because NorthWestern self-implemented significantly higher rates in May 2025 based on its original request, customers can expect a reduction in the rates they are currently paying once the PSC’s final, lower rates take effect. Customers will also receive ref...

  • Whitehall's Kaleena Miller Honored at MSU Extension Conference

    JOHN HAWLEY, MSU Extension|Nov 19, 2025

    Montana State University Extension staff, faculty, and partners were recently recognized at an annual MSU Extension conference in Bozeman. “We are fortunate to have accomplished faculty and staff making a positive impact on the people and places of Montana,” said Cody Stone, executive director of MSU Extension. “It is an honor to recognize their contributions through our awards program.” The MSU Extension Director’s Office annually recognizes outstanding faculty and staff who attain distinctive success in their chosen field or professio...

  • Sage Wellness Invites You to Fire Cider Making Workshop

    BETHEL WAGNER, Sage Wellness Center|Nov 12, 2025

    Local herbalist, Shelby Kolar, is presenting a Fire Cider Making Workshop at Sage Wellness Center (330 Hwy 2 East) on Friday, November 21st, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Fire Cider is a kitchen remedy with herbal and spicy vegetable ingredients for winter wellness, especially respiratory and immune support. In this hands-on class, you’ll make your own customized jar of organic fire cider to take home and learn about the history and benefits of this home remedy. The workshop cost is $47 per person. To register, or if you have questions, please c...

  • Estate & Tax Planning Event Tonight

    JOHN KREIS, Jefferson Valley Community Foundation|Nov 12, 2025

    The Jefferson Valley Community Foundation is hosting a free Estate and Tax Planning event tonight, Wednesday, November 12th, at 6:30 PM at the Whitehall Ambulance Barn at the corner of West Second and North Whitehall Street. Presenters at the event will be two specialists in estate and tax planning from the Montana Community Foundation. This learning event will be extremely informative and beneficial for all attending!...

  • Free Trainings for Partners and Local Businesses by Regional Tourism Office

    Nov 5, 2025

    Visit Southwest Montana is hitting the road November 17-19 and will offer workshops throughout the region to local businesses, partners, community members, organizations and stakeholders. Designed to strengthen regional collaboration and provide education to attendees, the workshops will share more about Visit Southwest Montana, as well as how to work with media and social media influencers. The workshops will be presented be Maria Porchervina, the new Executive Director for Visit Southwest Montana, and Tia Troy from Lightning Bug Public Relati...

  • $100k Matching Gift Walsh W Bar Ranch Propels MadCo Fairgrounds Improvements Forward

    CHASE ROSE, Bannack Group|Oct 29, 2025

    The Madison County Fairgrounds Improvement Foundation today announced a $100,000 matching gift from the Walsh W Bar Ranch, marking a major step forward in the campaign to renovate and modernize the historic Fairgrounds Pavilion. With this generous match, the Foundation is now just $241,000 away from fully funding the pavilion renovation -including year-round restrooms, a warming kitchen, and needed chinking and staining. The renovation plan will restore the 1936 log Pavilion to its original...

  • Town Pump Grants $2 Million to Combat Hunger

    PAUL TASH, Town Pump|Oct 29, 2025

    As ever-increasing food costs and other everyday expenses push more Montanans toward food insecurity, the Town Pump Charitable Foundation is providing over $2 million in grants this fall to combat hunger in Montana, and several local organizations are participating. The Foundation is matching $1.2 million to help raise $4 million during its annual "Help Those in Need" fundraising campaign for Montana food banks through Nov. 30. Additionally, the Foundation in October awarded 110 grants totaling...

  • Town Pump Grants $2 Million to Combat Hunger

    PAUL TASH, Town Pump|Oct 22, 2025

    As ever-increasing food costs and other everyday expenses push more Montanans toward food insecurity, the Town Pump Charitable Foundation is providing over $2 million in grants this fall to combat hunger in Montana, and several local organizations are participating. The Foundation is matching $1.2 million to help raise $4 million during its annual "Help Those in Need" fundraising campaign for Montana food banks through Nov. 30. Additionally, the Foundation in October awarded 110 grants totaling...

  • Local Entrepreneur Launches Mobile Wellness Business

    DELLA HAVERLAND, HDD Rejuvenation and Wellness|Oct 22, 2025

    Southwest Montana residents now have a new way to support their health and well-being naturally. Local wellness practitioner Della Haverland, owner of HDH Rejuvenation & Wellness, has launched a mobile wellness business offering advanced natural therapies designed to help people and animals reduce pain, recover faster, and restore balance - right where they are. HDH Rejuvenation & Wellness provides PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) Therapy, Red Light Therapy, BrainTap, and Hydration Therapy...

  • NWE and Black Hills Corp. Advance Plans to Merge

    JO DEE BLACK, NorthWestern Energy|Oct 22, 2025

    “Better Together.” That’s the message shared by NorthWestern Energy (NWE) and Black Hills Corp. in a joint application (www.psc.mt.gov, Regulated Utilities/Electronic Filings/search Docket Number 2025.10.078) submitted today to the Montana Public Service Commission seeking regulatory approval for a merger between the two companies. The merger will combine the strengths of both companies, resulting in an organization with greater scale, financial stability, and operational expertise. It is designed to create a stronger, more resilient energ...

  • Make Social Media Work for Your Business

    CHIARA SCHOBER, Whitehall Chamber of Comemrce|Oct 15, 2025

    Short, engaging videos are one of the easiest ways to grab attention and drive sales this holiday season. Stories and Reels are perfect for connecting with customers! They’re quick, fun, and help shoppers feel the excitement of buying local. Here are a few ways to make them work for your business: • Show what’s new: Share a quick video of new arrivals, holiday displays, or your best gift ideas. • Tell your story: Use your voice or captions to share what makes your business special or why shopping local matters. • Go behind the scenes: R...

  • Send Local Gift Guide Submissions

    CHIARA SCHOBER, Whitehall Chamber of Commerce|Oct 8, 2025

    This is your reminder to submit your items for the Whitehall Local Gift Guide, brought to you by the Whitehall Chamber of Commerce! The deadline is quickly approaching for submissions! The Whitehall Local Gift Guide will be one of the Chamber's biggest tools to help shoppers discover unique, meaningful gifts right here in Whitehall. Don't miss the opportunity to showcase your business this holiday season. Submission deadline is Wednesday, October 15, 2025. How to participate: • Choose 1 to 3 o...

  • Upcoming at SWC: Boundaries Workshop

    BETHEL WAGNER, Sage Wellness Center|Sep 24, 2025

    As summer’s vibrant, fiery energy begins to wane, we are invited to slow down, soften, and turn inward. Our Bountiful Boundaries Workshop with Deb Penner will be held on Tuesday, September 30th, at Sage Wellness Center. Boundaries. They can make or break our relationships and so much more! In this interactive workshop, you will learn: • The three parts of a boundary; • How to communicate boundaries with clarity and kindness; and • The two biggest mistakes you’ve likely been making with your boundaries. You’ll walk away knowing exactly wha...

  • JLDC Luau in September

    Sep 24, 2025

    At their annual dinner party, JLDC President Keith Foley and Executive Director Samantha Yearry (outer edges) present Greg Hahn and Martina Iwen of The Cardwell Campground & General Store the Stu Goodner Business of the Year Award. (Clockwise) JLDC employees Leah Lewis, Yearry, and Erin Binder. Foley and Yearry present the 2025 year recap. JLDC members Valley Bank enjoy the meal prepared by Red Apron Catering....

  • Tech Questions? Get the Answers: 9/24/2025

    TIM SCHOBER|Sep 24, 2025

    The Best Smart Home Devices for Beginners Smart home technology has advanced significantly in recent years, making it easier and more affordable than ever to upgrade your living space. But for beginners, the sheer number of devices and options can feel overwhelming. The good news is, you don’t need to be a tech expert to get started. A few simple gadgets can make your home more comfortable, efficient, and secure. One of the easiest entry points into the smart home world is the smart speaker o...

  • Share Your Best Gift Ideas: Put Your Business In Front of Holiday Shoppers

    CHIARA SCHOBER, Whitehall Chamber of Commerce|Sep 17, 2025

    The Whitehall Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce that submissions are now open for the 2025 Local Gift Guide! The holidays are just around the corner and shoppers are already looking for unique, meaningful gifts. That is where our Whitehall Local Gift Guide comes in! This guide will showcase local businesses and help our community shop right here at home. We want to feature your products, services, and gift cards. Why participate? Your business will be featured on the Chamber website...

  • Upcoming at Sage Wellness Center: Breathwork & Boundaries Workshops

    BETHEL WAGNER, Sage Wellness Center|Sep 17, 2025

    As summer’s vibrant, fiery energy begins to wane, we are invited to slow down, soften, and turn inward. Join us for our Fall Equinox Breathwork Experience on Monday, September 22nd, at Sage Wellness Center. This breathwork experience is a gentle guide into the quieter rhythm of the coming season—a time of rest, reflection, and deep nourishment. Let your breath lead you into stillness. Let it remind you of the beauty in simply being. WHEN: Monday, September 22nd, 7-8 PM WHERE: Sage Wellness Center, 330 HWY 2 E, Whitehall, MT COST: $15 REG...

  • Tech Questions? Get the Answers: 9/17/2025

    TIM SCHOBER|Sep 17, 2025

    How to Troubleshoot Wi-Fi Connectivity Issues Few things are more frustrating than when your Wi-Fi suddenly stops working. Whether it’s a dropped video call, a frozen streaming show, or a website that just won’t load, connectivity issues are something nearly every household experiences. The good news is that many Wi-Fi problems can be solved with some simple troubleshooting steps—no technical background required. The first thing to check is the basics. Ensure your router and modem are prope...

  • RSVP Now for JLDC Annual Member Dinner

    SAMANTHA YEARRY, Jefferson Local Development Corporation|Sep 3, 2025

    Let's lei the foundation for a stronger Jefferson County together! RSVP today to the Jefferson Local Development Corporation's annual member dinner - this year a Hawaiian Luau! The festivities will take place on Thursday, September 18th, beginning at 5:30 PM, in the Whitehall Community Center (11 N. Division St. - Whitehall). Tickets are $30 each or $50 for a couple. Come celebrate the past year and look forward to a brighter future for Jefferson County. The event includes food, fun, and...

  • MSU Extension: Montanans Urged to Review Beneficiary Designations to Avoid Probate Hassles

    KALEENA MILLER and MARSHA GOETTING, MSU Extension|Sep 3, 2025

    This is one in a series of articles focusing on estate and legacy planning. Authors are KALEENA MILLER, MSU Madison-Jefferson County Extension Agent, kaleena.miller1@montana.edu and Dr. MARSHA GOETTING, MSU Extension Family Economics Specialist, marsha.goetting@montana.edu. In a state where family, land, and legacy matter deeply, Montana State University Extension is empowering residents to take control of their estate planning with the newly revised MontGuide, Designating Beneficiaries to Avoid Probate. Authored by Dr. Marsha A. Goetting and...

  • Tech Questions? Get the Answers: 9/3/2025

    TIM SCHOBER|Sep 3, 2025

    How to Set Up A Home Office for Remote Work Over the past few years, an increasing number of people have found themselves working from home. While flexibility is a major perk, having the right home office setup is key to staying productive, comfortable, and balanced. The good news is you don’t need a tech degree or a big budget to create a workspace that works for you. Select the Right Spot: Begin by designating a dedicated area in your home. It doesn’t have to be a full room—an unused corne...

  • Southwest Montana Community Federal Credit Union Welcomes Merger with High Peaks Federal Credit

    Southwest Montana Community Federal Credit Union|Aug 27, 2025

    Southwest Montana Community Federal Credit Union (SWMCFCU) welcomed an approved merger with High Peaks Federal Credit Union earlier this summer in June. This decision follows a careful and thoughtful process involving both credit unions, their Boards of Directors and management teams, as well as the National Credit Union Administration. Headquartered in Anaconda, MT, SWMCFCU currently serves individuals who live, work, and worship in seven southwest Montana counties: Deer Lodge, Silver Bow, Powell, Granite, Beaverhead, Madison, and Jefferson....

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