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Cardwell Elementary School dazzled families and friends on the evening of May 1st with a joyful and imaginative Spring concert themed "The Greatest Concert on Earth." Inspired by classic circus fun and nods to 'The Greatest Showman', the evening transported the audience under the big top for a musical celebration filled with color, talent, and heart. Music teacher Kyla Simon led the creative charge, crafting a delightful program that featured circus-themed tunes performed by students on kazoos...
The WHS Class of 2025 will be graduating in just over a month! BUSINESSES: The Ledger will be putting together its keepsake Graduation Section. Is your business interested in running an ad of congratulations for this section? Please let the Whitehall Ledger know as soon as possible! The deadline for inclusion is May 26, 2025; the graduation section will run in the June 4th edition of the Ledger as well as be handed out at graduation. Congrats ads in this section are priced as follows: • Business card: $50 • Rectangle: $100 • 1/4 page: $150...
FROM SH*T TO SUNSHINE: Author Raylynn Van Oort signs her memoir at Tona's Treasures on Saturday, May 3rd. Her powerful story of hard-won wisdom is available on Amazon at https://amzn.to/4d4LyRi....
Local author Raylynn (Lauderdale) Van Oort will host a special hometown event to celebrate her debut memoir, From Sh*t to Sunshine, sponsored by Whitehall business Tona’s Treasures, located at 1 E. Legion St. in Whitehall, Montana, on Saturday, May 3, from 1 PM to 4 PM. The event will feature a special reading and book signing. Raised in Whitehall, Van Oort is excited to return home with the untold story of her life. From Whitehall High Class of 1974 Valedictorian to jailbird, and now, Hope H...
The Whitehall Garden Club (WGC) celebrated its 5th Annual Arbor Day on Friday, April 25th, in the Whitehall Community Center. Diane Ward, President of the Montana Federation of Garden Clubs, welcomed everyone by giving a Proclamation recognizing Arbor Day, its history, future, and how trees can solve climate change. In addition to the Whitehall Garden Club providing tree seedlings free to attendees, there were a variety of tree and plant-related information tables and vendors assembled, along...
Local non-profit We Are HER (Healed, Empowered, Restored) has opened its 5th Annual Survivor Retreat application. Join us for a transformative 5-day healing experience nestled in the serene mountains of Montana. Designed for eight survivors of abuse, assault, or stalking, this retreat focuses on empowering survivors through trauma recovery education and fostering connections within a supportive community. Applications are open April 8 - May 10, 2025. Visit http://www.weareher.net/retreat to...
The Ladies of St. Teresa of Avila invite you to a spring Tea - their official Par-Tea - on Sunday, May 4 from 2 PM to 4 PM. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased by contacting Bonnie at 406-490-0265 or Kim at 406-580-7743. Special guest speaker Arlene Weber will present Early Women of the Jefferson Valley. A variety of teas, tea sandwiches, and desserts will be provided, as well as door prizes and a bucket-style raffle. Let's Par-Tea this Sunday at St. Teresa's at 2 PM!...
Ready to fill your belly for a wonderful cause? Get down to the Whitehall Senior Center (3 N. Division) on Saturday, May 3rd from 4 PM to 7 PM for a delicious fiesta feast! This fundraising event benefits the Whitehall Senior Center and features soft and hard shell tacos, chicken or beef, rice and beans, cheesy nachos, sour cream, salsa, and more! Family price is $30; adults are $10, children 6-12 $5 and children under five are free!...
Gold Junction Presents and the historic Star Theatre are planning something FABULOUS for Saturday, June 14th. Just put it in your calendar as The Roarin’ Twenties: Dress to Impress, Fight to Forget. More details coming soon......
"While most holidays celebrate something that has already happened and is worth remembering, Arbor Day represents a hope for the future. The simple act of planting a tree represents a belief that the tree will grow to provide us with clean air and water, cooling shade, habitat for wildlife, healthier communities, and endless natural beauty - all for a better tomorrow." - Arbor Day Foundation How will you be celebrating Arbor Day this year? The Whitehall Garden Club (WGC) invites you to the...
The Whitehall Chamber of Commerce is organizing a clean-up day for the Chamber office grounds on Wednesday, April 30, and we're inviting community members to pitch in and help spruce things up for the season ahead. Led by a local volunteer, the event will focus on clearing debris, refreshing the landscaping, and showing pride in the space that represents our Chamber and community. Volunteers are encouraged to bring gloves, rakes, and any other helpful tools. This effort is part of a broader...
As we return to our routines, we're reminded of the hope and renewal that this season brings. Just like spring brings new growth, our children deserve the chance to bloom with support, education, and care from the very beginning. Our Headstart Program in Whitehall is more than a preschool-it's a foundation for lifelong learning, confidence, and opportunity. If you believe every child deserves a strong start, we invite you to stand with us. Let's work together to protect and uplift this vital...
VOLUNTEERS SAVE THE DAY - AND THE HUNT! Thanks to Olivia Bowen and her crew of egg stuffers, Whitehall's annual Easter Egg Hunt was a success on Saturday, April 19th at the elementary school playground. EN...
Local author Raylynn (Lauderdale) Van Oort will host a special hometown event to celebrate her debut memoir, From Sh*t to Sunshine, sponsored by Whitehall business Tona's Treasures, located at 1 E. Legion St. in Whitehall, Montana, on Saturday, May 3, from 1 PM to 4 PM. The event will feature a special reading and book signing. Raised in Whitehall, Van Oort is excited to return home with the untold story of her life. From Whitehall High Class of 1974 Valedictorian to jailbird, and now, Hope...
Whitehall FFA chapter is celebrating a strong showing at this year's State FFA Convention, with two teams securing impressive results in their respective competitions. The Poultry Evaluation Team, consisting of junior Zane Downey, junior Hannah Frazier, junior Addisyn Gray, and eighth grader Halle Downey, triumphed in the highly competitive event. The team took home first place in the Poultry Evaluation Contest, earning them a coveted spot at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis this...
Join the Whitehall Chamber of Commerce's Executive Director Chiara Schober for a special field trip edition of Coffee & Connections on Tuesday, May 6, as we head out for a full day of exploration in the Visit Southwest Montana travel region! This familiarization (FAM) tour is a fantastic opportunity for anyone who interacts with visitors-whether you're in hospitality, retail, tourism, or just passionate about your community-to gather fresh ideas and firsthand experiences to help guide and...
On Thursday, April 10, at the Whitehall CTAC meeting, it was announced that the Rocky Mountain Development Council was considering the closure of Whitehall’s Rocky Head Start, located at 405 W Legion in Whitehall. In their letter, RMDC stated: “We want to begin by expressing how much we care about your children, families, and this community. We recognize and deeply appreciate the hard work you put into supporting your children’s learning, and we are grateful for the opportunity to partner with you in this important work. “We also want to be t...
Local author Raylynn (Lauderdale) Van Oort will host a special hometown event to celebrate her debut memoir, From Sh*t to Sunshine, sponsored by Whitehall business Tona's Treasures, located at 1 E. Legion St. in Whitehall, Montana, on Saturday, May 3 from 1 PM to 4 PM. The event will feature a special reading and book signing. Raised in Whitehall, Van Oort is excited to return home with the untold story of her life. From Whitehall High Class of 1974 Valedictorian to jailbird, and now, Hope Hooke...
The Whitehall Garden Club (WGC), in cooperation with the Town of Whitehall, is planning the fifth annual Arbor Day Celebration. It will be held on April 25th, a Friday, in Whitehall’s Community Center from noon until 3 PM. The Town of Whitehall will raise our 32nd Tree City USA flags along Legion Street to celebrate our 32nd year as a Tree City USA. Mayor Mary Janacaro-Hensleigh will welcome the crowd and read a proclamation recognizing Arbor Day, its history, and its future. The WGC members w...
WHITEHALL THEATRICS TAKES ON BUTTE: Whitehall Theatrics - Junior Division, shared information at the Out of Darkness Campus walk at Montana Tech on Saturday, April 12, then returned to Butte the next day to present I Don't Want To Talk About It at the Covellite Theatre. After the play, Whitehall actresses Jeanette Blazevich and Rylee Einboden (below) participated in the first annual Covellite Film Festival script reading event....
FOURTH ANNUAL OUTDOORSMAN NIGHT: The annual event, brought to the community by the Whitehall Baptist Church, donated $11,000 to the Whitehall Volunteer Fire Department. The event, which brought a full house to the Whitehall Community Center on Friday, April 4th, featured Shoot Straight TV wild game hunters and callers Chad and Marsha Shearer, music by Brent Harrison, and food by Dickey's Barbecue Pit in Butte....
The Whitehall Montana FFA is looking for the community of Whitehall's assistance! We are hoping to find old pictures from Whitehall FFA’s past to put on display at this year's awards banquet. If you or anyone you know has pictures from the past of Whitehall FFA we sure would be appreciative if you could send it our way! Please send them to whitehallmtffa@gmail.com by May 1st....
Have you seen this child? Sixteen-year-old Izzabella Marie Smith Collett was last seen on March 26, 2025. Last known to be in the Whitehall area. Please contact the Jefferson County Montana Sheriff's office at (406) 225-4075 or Anaconda Deer Lodge LEA at (406)563-5243 if you have any information regarding her whereabouts....