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
The Clancy Water and Sewer District board will pay $5,000 for a chance to win $500,000. 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
Disagreement, uncertainty and hesitation continue to surround the proposed building of an estimated $2.9 million centralized water system in Clancy, with the potential cost to customers an ongoing sticking point despite secured and potential grants and the support of local businesses and cou… Read Article
Clancy School postponed opening from Aug. 28 to Sept. 3. Read Article
Recent grants have made building a centralized water system in Clancy more feasible than previously thought. Yet though it voted July 23 to line up an engineering firm, and despite the county sanitarian’s encouragement, the Clancy Water and Sewer Board is hesitant to fully commit to the proj… 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
Environmental testing found the presence of asbestos and other “contaminants of potential concern” in a dormant Clancy gym some residents hope to reopen. A related report estimated an abatement cost of $40,897. Read Article
Jefferson County is seeking residents’ suggestions as it develops a capital improvement plan that will identify and prioritize improvement projects throughout the county. Read Article
On Friday, June 28 at 3 p.m, Maloi Lannan, 12, of Barney Creek Livestock in Paradise Valley will visit Clancy Library as a part of her 4-H project to teach Montana kids about regenerative agriculture — the sustainable and responsible treatment of ranch lands and animals. Read Article
Families from around Clancy came out to the Summer Reading Program Kick-off at Clancy Volunteer Fire Department on June 11. Read Article
For the past three semesters, Clancy Elementary School has had friendly canines roaming its halls. But the dogs aren’t there for the cafeteria food; they’re there to read! Or rather, to be read to. Read Article
For the 41 years of her career, Dawn Ruf has taught the same grade (fourth) in the same town (Clancy). On May 28, as she surveyed Clancy School’s 39 fourth-graders, she could point out half a dozen whose parents she taught. Read Article
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