THE LOCAL NEWS OF THE MADISON VALLEY, RUBY VALLEY AND SURROUNDING AREAS

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New MHC executive director Joseph Stasko has been tasked with putting together a work group of stakeholders to develop the guidelines for the new program
On March 6, the Montana Heritage Commission (MHC) voted without opposition to begin the process of developing a work group that will create guidelines for the 99-year property lease program created by HB 680 that was sponsored by representative Ken Walsh in the 2025 legislative session. New MHC... Continue Reading

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IMAGE COURTESY  MADISON VALLEY COMMUNITY CENTER
The president of the non-profit effort to build a community center in Madison County has joined The Madisonian to provide answers to questions about the project ahead of this month’s community listening sessions
The Madison Valley Community Center has begun a new phase in their mission to develop a shared space for Ennis and the greater Madison Valley. The... Continue Reading
Concessionaires are being given 21 days to accept new contracts
Several regional proposals for the 2026 hunting regulations were discussed
Several statewide proposals for the 2026 hunting regulations were discussed

Community

The next step of a young Madison County ballerina’s quest for greatness
What does it take to build a career as a ballerina in Ennis, Montana? For Austyn Coleman, a dancer who won’t turn 14 until May and has earned a spot... Continue Reading
Hale pulls off a threepeat with “acoustic”
Ennis put together an unprecedented season of growth qualifying eight students for the state competition. Their preparation for next season starts on March 2 with their awards and community night
““I began actively participating in dog shows at the age of two, gradually developing confidence and skill in the ring,” said MacKenzie Moore after the experience on one of the dog world’s most prestigious events
The Ennis Arts Association brought together local 4H students and residents of the Manor for a special Valentine’s treat

Sports

IMAGE COURTESY  DEAN HENDRICKSON
Down by 17 points with 3:45 on the clock, the Ennis girls basketball team performed a comeback for the ages to qualify for the State Tournament
“This was the craziest moment in live sports that I have ever witnessed,” said Ennis girls basketball head coach Mike Speck after his team came back... Continue Reading
Five athletes finished in the top three of their division
The team split to compete in two different tournaments on the first weekend of the new year

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