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Recovery Centers of Montana (RCM) opened a new 3.3 High Intensity Residential treatment Facility in St. Ignatius, providing in-patient treatment for 16 women on a 20-acre property nestled at the

SAFE Harbor is seeking donations of art, goods and services for its annual Art Auction and Celebration, slated for Oct. 14 at the Ronan Community Center.

Cooler and damp weather contributed to a decision to rescind Stage 1 fire restrictions throughout the Flathead Indian Reservation and Lake County, including all State land and private classified as

In light of recent rain and cooler temperatures, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes have cancelled the recent closure of the Flathead River at Perma Bridge and also rescinded Stage 1 fire restrictions, effective Sept. 1.

Interior tribes work to save their languages. Plus, a town hall on violence and the legislative deadline.

Recovery Centers of Montana (RCM) opened a new 3.3 High Intensity Residential treatment Facility in St. Ignatius, providing in-patient treatment for 16 women on a 20-acre property nestled at the

Two days of healthy rainfall and cool temperatures across Western Montana brought an abrupt end to fire restrictions, while some public closures and evacuation notices were lifted.

A press release from Lake County, which celebrated its Centennial Aug. 19, thanked the following people and organizations “for their many positive contributions to the County Founder’s Day celebrations”:

Two days of healthy rainfall and cool temperatures across Northwest Montana brought an abrupt end to fire restrictions and evacuation notices in the region.

From the MSU News Service BOZEMAN — The Montana State University Extension Pesticide Education Program is offering a pest management tour for