For Jefferson High’s 2019 Homecoming, Nan Voorhees and Chad Senechal of the Class of 1999 organized their 20-year reunion and also invited former students from the surrounding years. Read Article
Artists, authors and other creative types might someday be among those using the former Montana Developmental Center campus — specifically, its historic and long-dormant former administration building. Read Article
An old ‘locomotive’ being towed in a parade on Boulder’s Main Street Aug. 24 was continuing a journey begun in 1958. Read Article
The Jefferson Local Development Corporation recently recognized three Jefferson County businesses with various awards that were presented at an annual JLDC dinner on Aug. 22. Read Article
It will be a day of music and food at the 12th Annual Boulder Chamber of Commerce Music and Arts Festival at Veterans Park in Boulder on Sept. 7. Admission is free to the event, which lasts from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Read Article
What should Boulder spend money on? Officials want help deciding. Read Article
The 27th annual Boulder car show was held on Aug. 24 in Veteran’s Park. Seventy-one cars and trucks were entered in the event sponsored by the Boulder Area Chamber of Commerce. Read Article
Back to School
Open enrollment means Jefferson High School can potentially grow and attract students, but it can also make the start of the school year challenging. Read Article
Back to School
At Boulder Elementary School, the biggest challenges this school year all come down to funding. Read Article
The Boulder City Council appointed a new member at its Aug. 19 meeting. Read Article
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Mason Nussbaum (related story) spent two weeks of her Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation internship — June 3 to June 14 — at XC Ranch south of Boulder, where she helped change water lines, participated in “Range Day” on June 10 and “set a high bar for interns in the fut… Read Article
The Riverside Correctional Facility in Boulder is wrapping up a transition delayed for months mostly due to remodeling issues. Read Article
While it awaits answers on what the state can do with the former Montana Developmental Center campus, the MDC Reutilization Committee continues to brainstorm possible uses for it. Read Article
Thanks to a Montana Healthcare Foundation grant, parents of young students from Boulder and Basin will have access to a proven parenting course beginning this fall. Read Article
Boulder Elementary School student Kael Hesford recently wrapped up three years as a Student Voices Ambassador, a part of his and his school’s participation in the 21st Century Program. Read Article
“The Merry Wives of Windsor,” a comedy set in the 15th century and written by William Shakespeare, will be performed in Jefferson County twice in August. Read Article
The Boulder Medical Clinic has joined SCL Health Medical Group, a move that promises greater ease of access and continuity of care between the Boulder Medical Clinic and other SCL providers, according to Cristina Ronayne, the clinic’s business manager. Read Article
The Volunteer Gap
The effort to plan the spending of a half-million dollars that could shape Boulder’s future met a huge milestone in June, when a deadline was met to allocate the Boulder Development Fund — provided by the state following the closure of the Montana Developmental Center — to 15 carefully vette… Read Article
The Volunteer Gap
Boulder’s Fourth of July celebration lacked some of its usual sparkle this year. The parade and fireworks were held, but not the usual egg-on-a-spoon races, dunk tank and other post-parade activities in Veterans Park. Read Article
The City of Boulder by resolution has established a Parks Board and appointed the Planning Board to serve in that capacity. Read Article
Two members of the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) club at Jefferson High School got a gold medal at the national FCCLA conference in Anaheim, California, held June 28 to July 5. Read Article
Citing intention to move outside Boulder, City Council member and president Shane Maichel resigned in a June 29 letter that was presented at the July 15 City Council meeting. Read Article
For the first time in 45 years, the City of Boulder has “officially adopted and recorded a city limits boundary map,” according to the resolution that, well, puts it on the map. Read Article
On July 20, the Heritage Center in Boulder will celebrate its tenth year with an open house. Read Article
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Montana Department of Health and Human Services officials are set to meet July 8 with Lt. Gov. Mike Cooney as part of ongoing talks on the future of the former Montana Developmental Center in Boulder. Read Article
In a special meeting held June 25, the Jefferson High School District No. 1 unanimously appointed Buster Bullock to fill the Boulder-area position left vacant by the retirement in May of Sabrina Steketee. Read Article