One mobile home owner has taken advantage of a new incentive program to remove derelict unit… Read Article
Tuesday, August 04, 2020
The Montana City School Board of Trustees will consider a $3.7 million general operating bud… Read Article
Moving cows on horseback, fixing pivots, mending fences and baling hay — while seemingly rou… Read Article
A group of Jefferson High School students, living through an historic pandemic of their own,… Read Article
The Meadowlark Ridge Homeowners Association recently erected a “School Bus Stop Ahead” sign … Read Article
Moving a business during a pandemic may not seem ideal to some, but hair stylist Tate Theria… Read Article
The new Clancy Bookseller of the North Jefferson County Library District will be open Tuesd… Read Article
Friday, July 31, 2020
BOULDER - The Montana Department of Transportation is replacing two pipe culverts carrying t… Read Article
Tuesday, July 28, 2020
The Jefferson High School Board of Trustees were given three options to address a host of fa… Read Article
The Basin County Water and Sewer District Board spent three hours last week defending its pl… Read Article
On September 2, the Basin School will welcome as many as 22 kids back to class. They’ll retu… Read Article
Montana City School released its reopening plan for this fall, which includes a five-day a w… Read Article
Jefferson High School is looking at a modified block schedule as part of its draft reopening… Read Article
The Montana High School Association on Monday released its guidelines for fall sports in the… Read Article
A month before classes begin, school administrators are facing challenges that, in any other… Read Article
The new restrooms at Veterans Park are nearing completion, and that brings up the issue of w… Read Article
Tuesday, July 21, 2020
As a wave of new COVID-19 cases rose in Jefferson County, so did the list of event cancellations. Read Article
A land swap is being considered to allow for a retention pond west of North Adams Street in … Read Article
The Boulder City Council is asking its departments to trim 15% from their budgets as a possi… Read Article
Farmers Market Master Connie Grenz was surprised to find Boulder’s business license ordinanc… Read Article
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When I was a teenager, I would roam the hills west of Jefferson City on four wheeler and foot. It was largely undeveloped country worth exploring – open and with prospects unknown. I now live on one of those very hills, on land carved up and subdivided only a decade ago. The homes in our nei…
Moving cows on horseback, fixing pivots, mending fences and baling hay — while seemingly routine chores in ranch country they are new to Dain Colliander.
