The snow is melting, our cool season grasses are showing signs of life, and the aspen trees are breaking dormancy — all signs that we are making the turn and spring is around the corner. This has me ...

Montana’s small, independent pharmacies say they’re getting increasingly squeezed on reimbursements by pharmacy benefit ...

Jefferson City residents and other locals expressed fears and frustrations about flying rocks, rampant dust, and potential ...

Montana’s Department of Corrections (DOC) is considering swapping out the elderly male inmates of Boulder’s Riverside ...

We spend a lot of time debating a variety of different issues here in the Montana Legislature. However, many of our neighbors ...

My father never quite understood how I could live in New York City. He always preferred Montana, open rather than dense, prairie rather than concrete. Great Falls was his birthplace, ...

JHS tennis has much to celebrate this spring as they kick off their season. For starters, the players are enjoying freshly ...

Baseball fans like myself understand in their souls that spring is a precious time. Anything seems possible — the past has been forgotten and everyone starts from scratch. Even teams ...

The JHS boys’ golf program begins its 2025 season as returning Class B state champions, with hopes of securing their third ...

The Jefferson County Planning Board held open houses last week in Boulder, Whitehall, and Montana City, offering locals the chance to provide input on the board’s growth policy plan.

Feeling the sting of the latest federal budget cuts, Jefferson County libraries expect to eliminate or severely curtail key services in the coming months.

Clancy Elementary School announced it has received a $2,850 grant from the Montana Masonic organization to help launch its “Clancy Cubs Pre-Kinder” program this fall. The school plans to begin ...