MADISON COUNTY – “The economy of Montana is surely benefitting from the resilience of the upper Madison River; the question is then – at what point will angler pressure impact the health of trout and whitefish populations in the upper Madison River,” asks a report recently released by the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) department’s Regio
VIRGINIA CITY—The Madison County commissioners are remaining busy leading up to the holidays, hearing updates and public comment from a variety of sectors at their weekly meeting on Tuesday, December 11, including public feedback on a county loan for an upcoming Ennis housing project and final approvals for a Big Sky project in the works since s
MADISON COUNTY—On Tuesday, December 4, Stanley Gordon Bernardini appeared in Gallatin County District Court and pleaded not guilty to three criminal counts, one of which may connect him to the disappearance of Michelle Marie Sorrows, a 37-year-old Ennis woman, earlier this year.
MADISON COUNTY – Last flu season, 80,000 people in the U.S. died from the flu or from complications once they’d contracted it. So far this year, five people have already died from the flu, including one in Montana: a six-year-old girl in Missoula County.
TWIN BRIDGES – On Sunday, December 9, the veterans of Twin Bridges and the surrounding area kept up a tradition six decades strong.
HELENA - Montana’s Republican Senator Steve Daines and Democratic Senator Jon Tester joined congressional representatives and conservationists for a press conference in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, November 29 to call for the permanent reauthorization of a program first established by President Lyndon Johnson in 1964.
ENNIS - About 60 people crammed into the Madison Valley – Ennis fire station north of town on Wednesday evening, November 28, to participate in what the Gravelly Landscape Collaborative (GLC) was calling a “Community Climate Conversation.”
MADISON COUNTY—Thanks to a collaborative project lasting over a year, westslope Cutthroat Trout (WCT) will soon have access to a large part of their historical habitat they haven’t seen in a very long time.
MADISON COUNTY – Hunters, wildlife watchers, anyone who cares about Montana’s quality of life and wildlife needs to be aware of how a deer-family disease could impact the future.
Sheridan - Sheridan’s town council considered a potential new subdivision for the town and approved hiring help to do the town’s accounting bookwork at its Tuesday, November 13 meeting.
Subdivision
Todd Dahlman approached council with an idea for a subdivision he’d like to begin working on.
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