Elizabeth Pullman

BUSINESSES: The Whitehall Ledger will be putting together its keepsake Graduation Section. Is your business interested in running an ad of congratulations for this section? Please let the Whitehall Ledger know soon!

The Whitehall Star Theatre, owned and operated by Whitehall non-profit Gold Junction Presents, has MANY exciting events coming Whitehall's way! GJP would love your business support for a few of our endeavors below! Contact Liz Pullman at [email protected] or 406-498-3807 for more information and to secure your sponsor spot!

At the May 18 meeting of the Whitehall Town Council, held in the Whitehall Town Chambers, discussion during a public hearing on proposed water reinstallation fees drew the most extensive public comment, while later in the meeting, former Deputy Clerk Sarah Unruh publicly explained her reasons for resigning from town government.

With the upcoming Jefferson County Sheriff election just a few months away, the current Jefferson County Sheriff - Tom Grimsrud - wants the county to know he's not ready to put away his badge just yet. A peace officer in Jefferson County since 1999, Grimsrud was surprised in 2022 Sheriff Doolittle's decision to retire and only decided to run due to the feeling he “wasn't done yet” and felt he still had more to give. Now, two years later, Grimsrud admits to still feeling he has more to accomplish and see through.

At IMEX Frankfurt 2026, emerging leaders from across the association and meetings industry gathered for a thought-provoking session during the

Kathryn Garaas was charged with deliberate homicide in the death of Reign Tyler Blair, 5, on Wednesday, June 24th. Garaas pleaded guilty due to mental instability and will be sentenced at a later date after a pre-sentence investigation is completed.

So Many Ways to Screw Up Your College Interview is a fast-paced comedy that proves there are countless ways to make a terrible first impression-and every single one of them is absolutely hilarious. Whitehall Theatrics Jr. Division will present this laugh-out-loud 45-minute-long comedy on Friday, July 24th at 5 PM and Sunday, July 26th at 1 PM in the historic Star Theatre. Tickets are $5, and proceeds will help the troupe pay registration fees for the 2027 Montana Thespian Competition in Missoula this upcoming February.

Three years after taking over the Jefferson Inn, owners Greg and Veronica Cowdrey have quietly transformed the longtime Whitehall motel through extensive renovations, updated amenities and a renewed commitment to customer service - all while working to change outdated perceptions of the property.

Whitehall non-profit Gold Junction Presents (GJP), which owns and operates Whitehall's historic Star Theatre, has been hard at work renovating the building's upstairs to serve as community spaces.

The Madison County Fairgrounds in Twin Bridges will come alive August 6-9 with four days of livestock shows, family entertainment, live music, contests, and rodeo excitement, offering something for visitors of all ages.