Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
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The Jefferson Valley Museum is sponsoring a tour of the Whitehall Cemetery on Saturday, October 5th, and Tuesday, October 12th, at 3:30 PM or 6:15 PM. Each tour will last 60 to 75 minutes. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about some of the dearly departed who have played a role in developing our community and valley. Those taking a 6:15 PM tour are encouraged to bring a flashlight since the final portion of the tour will have limited natural light. The tour will involve walking through the cemetery and over uneven ground. The...
Butte author and former Whitehall resident Debbie Sorensen recently had her first book published. "Beyond the Jump Shot. The Elevated Life of Kenny Sailors," was ranked #1 on Amazon in the Youth and Young Adult Basketball book category on its release. In her first book, Butte author Debbie Sorensen tells the fascinating life story of Kenny Sailors, who rose to basketball fame for developing the modern-day jump shot. However, "Beyond the Jump Shot: The Elevated Life of Kenny Sailors," is less...
Dear Editor, It is a common refrain that voters know little to nothing about judicial candidates. It is for this reason that I am sharing my experiences with Judge Dan Wilson, candidate for the Montana Supreme Court. As someone who had previously appeared as an attorney before Judge Wilson, served as a substitute Justice of the Peace in his court (prior to him being elected as District Court Judge), served with him in Rotary, and now works with him as a District Court Judge in the Eleventh...
Dear Editor, Questionable spending, suspension of fiscal responsibilities, who's looking out for the children? $67 million! That's the amount state auditors recently reported as State Superintendent of Schools Elsie Arntzen's "questionable spending" of federal pass-through money intended for local public schools. It is the responsibility of the state superintendent to ensure that federal money is allocated for its intended purposes and to hold schools accountable for how they spend those...
Generation X is a placeholder until hindsight provides a better descriptor. It’s possible that the only animals that live on all seven continents are humans and penguins. Asking a good question is a skill. A plastic, screw-top bottle of Coca-Cola would have been a one-of-a-kind luxury 150 years ago. 300 years ago, it would have an energy potion in a magical bottle. Today, it’s tooth-rotting garbage packaged in trash. When a story ends with the protagonist waking up from a dream, it breaks your suspension of disbelief and the character’s suspe...
September 22, 1999 The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) recently organized a tour of riparian-area restoration and management projects in the Belgrade and Whitehall areas to encourage healthier riparian zones. Cory and Diane Fitzgerald near Whitehall have a different management strategy. Along with managing cattle grazing on their riparian areas, they must also manage a large elk herd that has migrated to lower-elevation private ground due to recreational pressure in their...
The Whitehall Garden Club (WGC) held another successful and delicious Pie-By-The-Slice and Pie Auction, with pies brought in by community members at this year's annual Fall Festival. Participants chose which non-profit would receive the proceeds from the silent auction of their pie. Non-profits included 4 Paws Animal Rescue, Gold Junction Presents, PULSE Ambulance, and more. Some were even dedicated to the WGC itself! The variety was deliciously amazing, and 25 beautiful pies were up for silent...
The Whitehall Community Library will be part of a larger group of libraries hosting "An Evening with Chris La Tray - Poet Laureate" on Monday, September 30th, from 6:30 PM to 8 PM on Zoom. You may visit the library to watch the program or via Zoom by registering at tinyurl.com/PoetChrisLaTray. The program is free and open to the public, so register now or come down to the library to enjoy it. If you register online, you will receive an email with the login information to join. It should be a won...
The Whitehall community will reunite as rehearsals for the annual community cantata begin. This year's theme is “This is My Word,” and Janet Heilig will direct the cantata. Rehearsals will begin on Sunday, October 27th at 7 PM at the First Christian Church. The performance will be on Sunday, December 15 at 7 PM at the church. All who wish to sing for joy are welcome; please consider joining us!...
On the evening of September 1, 2024, Dolores "Dee" Agnes Panich passed away peacefully from natural causes at her home in Whitehall, lovingly surrounded by family. Dee, 81, was born in Anaconda on March 10, 1943. She was the third of three children of the late Bernard and Della (Ouldhouse) DuMonthier. She was raised in Anaconda and graduated from Anaconda Catholic Central High School. She attended business school in Omaha, Nebraska and returned to Montana where she met her future husband, Butte...
Bethel Wagner of Sage Wellness Center is pleased to announce that she now offers Bowenwork sessions. Bowenwork is a gentle, hands-on technique that helps to relieve pain, increase range of motion, improve structural alignment, balance the nervous system, and amplify the body’s self-healing abilities. It also helps improve the function of specific organs and body systems, circulation, and lymphatic drainage. Bethel will host a free class and demonstration, “Live Pain-Free With Bowenwork!” on Tuesday, October 8th, at 6:30 PM. She will share...
Montana has consistently ranked among the top three states for deaths by suicide over the past 40 years. Among our veteran population, the numbers fluctuate but remain nearly double the national average per capita. Unfortunately, we may never know the exact figures due to how the Veterans Administration calculates these statistics. While the numbers are alarming, it's even more concerning how the Veterans Administration addresses these needs, often relying heavily on medication. This approach...
On Sept. 15, dry pine needles littered the forest floor, forming a beige blanket over charred soil. Insect chatter echoed through the woods while a woodpecker pounded the trunk of a scorched Douglas fir, scattering chips of charcoal. In mid-July, when the Horse Gulch Fire burned at its most intense, firefighters cut a perimeter along the timberline's edge, just beneath a ridge's saddle. Now, a narrow lane of overturned soil, evidence of firefighting bulldozers, separated blackened earth from...
Key Components of Network Security Firewalls: A firewall is a gatekeeper for your network. It monitors incoming and outgoing traffic and blocks any suspicious activity. Installing a firewall is one of the first steps in securing your network. Antivirus Software: Antivirus software helps detect and remove malicious software (malware) from your devices. Regularly updating your antivirus software ensures it can protect against the latest threats. Encryption: Encryption converts your data into a cod...
Ninety-five-thousand-acre Utah Lake is a major water source for the Great Salt Lake. If it dries up or sickens, so does the Great Salt Lake. Fifteen years ago, it was dying. But the controversial herbicide glyphosate saved it. Virtually everything most Americans think they know about glyphosate-the active ingredient in products like Roundup-is wrong. That's because social media and ads by lawyers offering to sue Bayer (owner of Monsanto, glyphosate's original manufacturer) are rife with...
Images of warm family gatherings dominate millions of people's holiday season memories. But the warmth inside a home come the holiday season does not mean it's not cold outside. Indeed, snow-filled landscapes and/or temperatures below freezing are not uncommon come late December. As the mercury drops outside, families can warm up inside with a batch of Hot Holiday Punch courtesy of Lines+Angles. INGREDIENTS: 16 cups water, divided 5 cups cranberries, fresh or frozen, plus extra for garnish 2...
Georgia, I have a question, My (32f) fiance Peter (30m) had arranged a candle-lit dinner in a hotel room. There were flowers, rose peddles, and music. It was my favorite dinner and my favorite dessert. Peter was in a tuxedo, and I was wearing a dress. That evening was amazing. While I was eating, my IBS started acting up. I ran to the bathroom. It was mortifying, but I was comfortable enough with Peter to allow him to come in. I apologized for ruining our evening while on the toilet, and he said it was okay. I felt he wanted to ask me to marry...
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 00:09:14 Animal: Tebay Ln 05:35:55 911 Hang Up 13:05:01 Vehicle Accident (Non-Injury): Hwy 2 W 17:04:13 Agency Assist: N Whitehall St 17:19:31 Vehicle Accident (Non-Injury): Hwy 69 19:14:15 Harassment: Valley View Dr 19:24:04 Vehicle Accident (Non-Injury): Hwy 69 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 00:58:50 Vehicle Accident (Non-Injury): I-90 10:06:48 Stranded Motorist: I-90 11:31:15 Criminal Mischief: S Division St 13:21:23 Stranded Motorist: I-90 14:05:01 Medical: Sun Valley Dr 14:29:56...
I appreciate living in the modern age as an American, we have so many connivances and advancements in technology including electricity, lights, heating, cooling, running water and sewer, transportation, internet services, and so much more. Others are less fortunate around the world, so we should keep this in mind. Many incorrectly assume Thomas Edison invented the light bulb. While it is true that in 1878, Thomas Edison first patented the incandescent lightbulb to become commercially available, the invention of the lightbulb belongs to Humphry...
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, a complex problem may require you to take a step back and consider a different approach. Start fresh in a few days. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 A happy accident reconnects you with someone you haven’t seen in quite a while, Taurus. The rekindled relationship may lead to something even more concrete over the coming weeks. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Gemini, there is so much going on right now you may feel like your head is spinning. Start dividing your tasks into a more manageable list and see if others can pitch in. CANCER -...
