Legals for March, 8 2022

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Legals for March, 6 2022

Glacier ousts Hellgate on way to taking 3rd

Out of a 3-9 start came a third-place finish for the Glacier Wolfpack, who won twice Saturday at the Western AA Divisional boys basketball tournament.

Legals for March, 5 2022

Bravettes top Bruins, earn first trip to State since 2013

State tournament-bound are the Flathead Bravettes, who pushed away from a 21-all tie late in the third quarter and downed Helena Capital 41-32 in the semifinals of the Western AA Divisional.

Fewer than 100 Montana residents hospitalized with Covid

Fewer than 100 Montana residents were hospitalized with COVID-19 late this week for the first time in more than seven months, the state health department said.

Legals for March, 4 2022

Bravettes surge into Western AA semifinals

Kennedy Moore scored 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, and Maddy Moy started a late, critical surge that carried Flathead over Missoula Big Sky 48-39 at the Western AA girls basketball divisional Thursday.

Glacier, Flathead boys lose; play each other Friday morning

Flathead and Glacier will battle for a third time this season at 9:30 a.m. Friday, after both lost first-round games at the Western AA boys basketball divisional Thursday at Carroll College.

Former Glacier backcountry ranger to release debut album

When singer/songwriter Michael Shaw headed to Nashville he carried with him an incredible backstory deeply rooted in western Montana, and Glacier National Park in particular.ses debut album June 3

Longtime game warden Lou Kis remembered as 'larger than life'

The Flathead Valley lost a true living legend last week with the passing of Louis Kis, a longtime Fish, Wildlife and Parks game warden who was described by many as being “larger than life.”

N. Colorado rallies, catches Lady Griz in OT

GREELEY, Colo. — Alexis Chapman scored 23 points, including two 3-pointers in the final minute of regulation to force overtime, and Northern Colorado rallied past the Montana Lady Griz 72-64 in Big Sky Conference women’s basketball Wednesday.

Bad Bear, Bobcat women win at Sacramento State

SACRAMENTO — Kola Bad Bear scored 20 points to lead Montana State past Sacramento State 65-52 Wednesday, keeping the Bobcats in the hunt for a share of the Big Sky Conference women’s basketball crown.

Montana identifies $15M in assets with exposure to Russia

Montana's governor asked state agencies on Wednesday to review assets and operations for any that may benefit the Russian government or its war against Ukraine and to suggest ways to divest them.

Bishop, Bobcats thump Thunderbirds

BOZEMAN — Point guard Xavier Bishop had his second straight excellent game with 28 points, and Montana State downed Southern Utah 69-53 Tuesday to earn at least a share of its first Big Sky Conference men’s basketball title in 20 years.

Rocky women win Frontier crown

BILLINGS — N’Dea Flye scored 24 points, Kloie Thatcher added 16 and Rocky Mountain College held off Carroll 59-56 in the Frontier Conference women’s tournament championship Tuesday.

Spring (football) is in the air

Griz open spring drills with questions at QB, both lines

After more than a month working not-so-quietly behind the scenes in morning conditioning sessions and lifting weights in the Washington-Grizzly Champions Center, the Montana football team officially returns to the field this week to open the spring season.

Mary Louise Alphin Hurley, 91

With profound sadness we announce the passing of Mary Louise Alphin Hurley, our loving mother, devoted wife, and friend to all whose lives she touched, on Feb. 25, 2022.

Polson to consider $50M in school bonds

Citing a need to accommodate school enrollment, address student safety and enhance educational options through facility improvements, the Polson School Board will seek a pair of school bonds totaling nearly $50 million in an election in May.