Stefani Jackson News Today

Some don't have easy access to laundry machines or simply can't afford to clean their clothes, but Loads of Dignity is providing help.

Cross River Bank, a technology infrastructure provider that offers embedded financial solutions, recently announced a $15,000 grant contribution.

The three highest-priced home sales in Commack last month ranged from $750,000 to $950,000.

As back-to-school approaches, Loads of Dignity in the Bitterroot is looking for money to help with an increase in demand for their services.

In the Bitterroot Valley, as in most of Montana, there’s a housing crisis and increasing need for shelter beds. A recent survey found over 100 people without homes, nearly three times numbers a decade ago. Until recently, there was no winter shelter in the valley, but the death of one man led to change.

Heavy rain and wind over Monday night reminded everyone that the long and powerful storm season is just getting started.

Hundreds of loads of laundry have whirled around these washers and dryers in the nearly three years since Laundry Love launched in the Bitterroot.