Clancy School News Today

BOZEMAN — Hamilton High School and Corvallis Middle School defended their state championships by claiming the team trophies in the annual Montana Science

A significantly amended plan of reorganization from Montana Tunnels Mining, Inc. (MTM), the long-troubled owner of a shuttered mine in Jefferson City, was confirmed Oct. 4 by a U.S. Bankruptcy

Montana’s spelling bee champion has returned from the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. Although she didn’t return with another trophy in hand, Clancy eighth grade graduate Natalie Russ

Welcome to The Monitor’s fourth annual “Lives” issue. This is a project that brings us great pleasure — and reaffirms the sense of privilege and humility we take in serving

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration put in place waivers giving all school children access to free breakfasts and lunches through the National School Lunch program.

Donation accounts have been set up to aid the family of Addalyn Rose Selvig, the 10-year-old Helena girl who died June 9 when a pickup truck swerved off the roadway

As this years Jefferson High School graduates finished their final days of high school last week, Jefferson Countys eighth graders prepared to take their place and fill their seats. For

The people have voted, and two new trustees have been confirmed to the Clancy School Board—and two trustees who ran unopposed have been seated in Montana City.

Fourteen years after its closure in 2008, the Montana Tunnels mine near Jefferson City is taking steps that could position it for a reopening, and plans submitted to the state

A year ago, no one expected to see the money from the Montana Tunnels mines delinquent property taxes, so Jefferson County was pleasantly surprised when Denver-based Goldfield Funding Partners LLC