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  • Whitehall Sustainability Committee Opens Grant Cycle for New Projects

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Jan 24, 2024

    The Whitehall Sustainability Committee (WSC), with oversight from Golden Sunlight Mine, was formed in 2022 to help Golden Sunlight rank community projects in the Whitehall area by a local advisory group. In 2022 the WSC funded $135,000 worth of projects in the form of the new playground on Legion Avenue and the upcoming daycare facility next to the Whitehall Schools. In 2023 it heard projects from the Whitehall Recreation Complex and Gold Junction Presents - 2023 grants have not yet been...

  • WHS Drama to Compete at Festival

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Jan 24, 2024

    Whitehall High School’s Drama group has not participated in the Montana Thespian Festival for several years (I believe the last time was in 2009, but can’t be certain). The 2023-2024 WHS drama participants are excited to change that with their entry into competition this year. Thespian Festival is held at the University of Montana in Missoula February 16th - 17th. As the drama director at WHS, I am very proud of these students and the hard work they’ve put into this play. This is my second year as director - last year I truly wish we had been a...

  • The Ledger Tradition Continues... 24 Best Wishes for 2024

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Jan 3, 2024

    In the January 7, 1998 issue of the Whitehall Ledger, owner Glenn Marx offered up 98 Best Wishes for 1998. What a great idea - and in the January 4, 2023 edition I restarted this tradition, though lucky for me, as we entered 2023, I only need to offer 23 Best Wishes. Now, on to 2024, and some best wishes for the new year! 24) Best wishes to everyone involved in the highly anticipated new Golden Sunlight daycare facility. 23) Best wishes (and speedy finishing) to the new Whitehall Town Pump. We can’t wait to see it! 22) Best wishes to the W...

  • 2023 Photos of the Year

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Jan 3, 2024

    PHOTOS THAT MADE 2023: Hundreds of photos were sent to the Whitehall Ledger in 2023 - landscapes, portraits, events, and more. Each week a photo was named BEST of the week, then placed on Facebook for your enjoyment. At the end of each year, the most "liked" photos are named the best. This year's first-place honors go to Sarah Smart's cloudy winter day. Second place is Tanya Johnson's peacock with a rainbow in the Jefferson Valley. Third place goes to Judy Chadwick's lovely river capture. Want...

  • Gold Junction Presents Assumes Ownership of Star Theatre Business

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Jan 3, 2024

    Gold Junction Presents (GJP) is excited to move into 2024 with many plans for movies, events, game nights, theatre, and renovation for Whitehall’s Star Theatre. GJP consists of Colton Anderson, Ron Jung, Chiara Schober, and Elizabeth Pullman - all Whitehall residents with a love of this town, its history, its people, and the endless possibilities Whitehall’s epicenter - The Star Theatre - brings. GJP is assuming ownership and running the business of the Star, and eventually (hopefully by mid...

  • Kickstart Your Resolution with Adult-Ed Walking at WHS

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Jan 3, 2024

    As the majority of New Year’s Resolutions are to “get healthier,” “lose weight,” and “look better in swimwear,” Whitehall’s newest Adult-Education class has you covered. Headed by Brenda Volz, join the Indoor Walking group Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:20 PM until 5 PM, and Fridays from 9:30 AM to 10:15 AM. The group meets at the main entrance to the WHS varsity gym to get started. Have questions? Contact Brenda Volz for more information at 406-498-6916....

  • Editorial: A More Well-Rounded ME in 2024

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Jan 3, 2024

    Every New Year’s I set myself up for failure. I’m going to lose 30 pounds this year! I’m going to wake up early and go for walks every morning! I’m going to cut sugar, wheat, milk, and all things fattening out of my diet. Yeah...right. However, this year feels a bit different. My best friend Stevie, when we were making New Year’s plans, stressed me out when she said she wanted her NYE to be “intentional.” What does that mean? But it turned out to be an evening of girl talk, Love Island Games, and creating 2024 vision boards. We ended the eve...

  • Correction: 1/3/2024

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Jan 3, 2024

    The winner of the Whitehall Chamber's Best Decorated Home was misidentified in last week's edition. The winning home belongs to Brent and Sandi Mabbott and is located at the Jefferson Skypark at 18 South Centurion Way. Go check it out before it's put away for the season! Apologies to the Mabbotts for the incorrect information published....

  • NOODLES Brings in the Laughs

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Jan 3, 2024

    NOODLES CAST & CREW BOO BOODLE: Sara Cheuvront NED BOODLE: Jakin Cheuvront KRYSTAL: Jennene Armstrong GRANDPA BOODLE: Bill Hildebrandt JACK: Creed Cheuvront LULU BOODLE: Chiara Schober STU BOODLE: Kerry Wafer MRS DOODAH-DOODAH: Terry Chadwick NORA: Julia McNew ELAINE: Kylee McLaughlin Luke: Tim Schober Director: Ron Jung Sets: Liz Pullman, Ron Jung, Kerry Wafer Props & Costumes: Liz Pullman and Cast Lights/Sound: Tim Schober, Boaz Cheuvront, Charlie Morris Script Assistance: Millie Armstrong...

  • Ledger Looking Back What Happened in 2023?

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 27, 2023

    JANUARY (1/4/2023): • The Whitehall Sustainability Committee opened its second grant cycle, with applications due by February 1st. (1/11/2023): • The Whitehall Town Council updates the Rec Complex bylaws, while a Rec Board working session brings in opinionated crowds. • LaHood Park reopened in Cardwell after rebuilding from a fire in 2021. • Obituaries: Patty Strozzi (94), Amy DuBois (44), Loren Shaw (80), and Claire Best (85). (1/18/2023): • The Whitehall Chamber holds First Business After Hours and introduces new goals. • Six WHS students com...

  • Don't Miss NOODLES This Friday and Saturday at the Star

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 27, 2023

    Whitehall Community Theatre, brought to you by Gold Junction Presents, is excited to bring its third production to the Star Theatre. NOODLES will be presented on Friday, December 29th at 7 PM, and twice on Saturday, December 30th, at 2 PM and 7 PM. Admission is $5 and donations to help fund future productions are appreciated. Ned (Jakin Cheuvront) is the 30-ish son of Boo (Sara Cheuvront) and Stu (Kerry Wafer) Boodle whose efforts to introduce girlfriends (Jeannene Armstrong, then Julia McNew)...

  • Vote For Photo of the Year!

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 27, 2023

    Each week the Whitehall Ledger spotlights a photograph taken by a local resident of the beauty that surrounds our hometown. These photos are placed on the Ledger's Facebook page and, at the end of each year, voted on with "likes" to crown the winner of PHOTO OF THE YEAR. In 2022 this honor went to Sarah Smart, and in 2021 to William Ulrichny. It's time to start voting! Visit the Ledger's Facebook photo album entitled 2023 Photos of the Week (https://bit.ly/485KGsG) and start voting! Likes will...

  • Brought to Whitehall by a Purpose: Meet The Trodicks

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 27, 2023
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    We each have a calling - sometimes it just isn't clear to us right off. We have to learn and we have to live, before we realize where we are meant to be. For Jacob and Brittany Trodick, their calling brought them to God and the church and, more recently, to Whitehall. The Trodicks, along with children, moved to Whitehall earlier this year, taking on the youth director position for ages 5-11 at the Whitehall Assembly of God Church, pastored by Bill Lanes. Jacob and Brittany, who knew (and...

  • Tilden Brings Classic Style to Whitehall

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 27, 2023

    Tilden Yamamoto and his business have been flying under Whitehall's radar for a while now, but with his top-selling wreath with custom jeans selling to Split Diamond Ranch at the 25th Annual Whitehall Saddle Club Wreath Auction making front page news, his days of being inconspicuous are numbered. The custom clothing business is nothing new to Tilden, who has been designing classic silhouettes since 2000. "I started really early sewing, as a kid, just for fun and I ended up going to a state...

  • A Whitehall Tradition

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 27, 2023

    For the fifth year in a row, Whitehall resident Pati McLaughlin put together a crew of carolers to visit Meadowlark Manor, as well as spread some Christmas cheer throughout Whitehall on Friday, December 22nd. LEDGER...

  • Editorial: Changes This Holiday Season

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 27, 2023

    When you have a child, that first Christmas is magical...and so is the second, third, fourth, and so on. And then, suddenly, that little bundle of joy is a full-grown adult. This year marked the first Christmas of my son’s adulthood. He’s out on his own, having moved to Manhattan in mid-December, and is working at the Bozeman airport. Being the newbie at work, he had to work both Christmas Eve day and Christmas Day. I texted him mid-day Christmas Eve when he got off work, asking whether he thought he could make it over. for Christmas Eve tradit...

  • All Is Calm and Bids Are High the Week Before Christmas

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 20, 2023

    While the December Whitehall Town Council meeting, held Monday, December 18th, was brief, the main item of discussion will be a recurring topic into 2024. Public Works Director Kory Klapan reported that the Town had received bids for the water treatment facility, ranging between $8.6 and $11.6 million. Hard Rock of Helena was the lowest bid. These bids come in almost 50% higher than originally expected. For context, the pre-COVID-engineered cost estimate for the water treatment building alone was $3.7 million. It now sits at $5.3 million. The...

  • Mark Your Calendars for NOODLES December 29 & 30

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 20, 2023

    Whitehall Community Theatre, brought to you by Gold Junction Presents, is excited to bring its third production to the Star Theatre. NOODLES will be presented on Friday, December 29th at 7 PM, and twice on Saturday, December 30th, at 2 PM and 7 PM. Admission is $5 and donations to help fund future productions are appreciated. Ned (Jakin Cheuvront) is the 30-ish son of Boo (Sara Cheuvront) and Stu (Kerry Wafer) Boodle whose efforts to introduce girlfriends (Jeannene Armstrong, then Julia McNew) to his family don’t turn out very well. His f...

  • Trojan Ballers Clean Up Before Christmas

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 20, 2023

    Just before Christmas break, the Trojan Boys and Girls basketball teams took on Townsend and Ennis. On Friday, December 15th the Trojans boys brought home a win against the Ennis Mustangs, winning handily 55-48. The girls team suffered a loss 21-59. On Saturday, December 16th the Trojans took on the Townsend Bulldogs. The boys won 56-53, while the girls unfortunately lost 35-57....

  • Vote For Photo of the Year!

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 20, 2023

    Each week the Whitehall Ledger spotlights a photograph taken by a local resident of the beauty that surrounds our hometown. These photos are placed on the Ledger's Facebook page and, at the end of each year, voted on with "likes" to crown the winner of PHOTO OF THE YEAR. In 2022 this honor went to Sarah Smart, and in 2021 to William Ulrichny. It's time to start voting! Visit the Ledger's Facebook photo album entitled 2023 Photos of the Week (https://bit.ly/485KGsG) and start voting! Likes will...

  • LEDGER Holiday Deadlines

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 20, 2023

    Due to the upcoming Christmas and New Year holidays, all ads and story submissions must be received by Saturday, December 23rd by noon for the December 27th edition, and Saturday, December 30th by noon for the January 3rd edition. Hopefully, these updated deadlines do not inconvenience many. Merry Christmas to all and a very happy prosperous 2024!...

  • Whitehall Christmas Festival Brings Holiday Cheer to Every Corner of Whitehall!

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 13, 2023

    CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE!...

  • School Board Meeting Quick and to the Point, Top Five Portrait of Graduate Traits Detailed

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 13, 2023

    The December meeting of the Whitehall School Board, held Tuesday, December 5th in the Whitehall Elementary Library, was short, sweet, and straight to the point, wrapping up in less than 45 minutes. The biggest article of news came from Whitehall Schools Superintendent Hannah Nieskens regarding the state-required project entitled A Portrait of a Graduate. Also known as a Graduate Profile, Portrait of a Learner, Habits of Success, Lifelong Learning Standards, and other expressions, this vision describes the skills and competencies that a communit...

  • Don't Miss the Whitehall Christmas Cantata This Sunday

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 13, 2023

    This weekend residents are invited to attend the annual Whitehall Community Christmas Cantata, held at the First Christian Church on Sunday, December 17th at 7 PM. The 2023 Cantata is "Shine On Us" and features the voices of your friends, family, and neighbors. As is tradition, the Cantata is under the direction of Janet Heilig and Norm Tebay. ! Everyone who loves music, singing, the holidays, and the joy of fellowship is invited to attend free of charge. Refreshments will be served following...

  • Mark Your Calendars for NOODLES December 29 & 30

    ELIZABETH PULLMAN, Whitehall Ledger|Dec 13, 2023

    Whitehall Community Theatre, brought to you by Gold Junction Presents, is excited to bring its third production to the Star Theatre. NOODLES will be presented on Friday, December 29th at 7 PM, and twice on Saturday, December 30th, at 2 PM and 7 PM. Admission is $5 and donations to help fund future productions are appreciated. Ned (Jakin Cheuvront) is the 30-ish son of Boo (Sara Cheuvront) and Stu (Kerry Wafer) Boodle whose efforts to introduce girlfriends (Jeannene Armstrong, then Julia McNew) to his family don't turn out very well. His family...

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