Melody Martinsen is a local journalist based in Choteau, Montana. She writes for the Choteau Community Art Studio, covering a range of topics including local events, government news, sports, and community happenings. Melody is dedicated to keeping the residents of Choteau informed and engaged with the happenings in their town.
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Melody Martinsen's coverage is primarily focused on local news and events within the Choteau community, with a significant emphasis on sports, particularly basketball and wrestling. She also covers government announcements and various local topics such as art, business openings, city council activities, and community events.
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Magon Miller of Choteau stands in front of the coffee machine at Meraki Coffee in Choteau. Miller has purchased the business from Mari Shore and will take over on Jan.
The board and staff at the Montana Dinosaur Center in Bynum treated visitors to Christmas cookies, hot apple cider, wassail and hot chocolate amongst other holiday goodies on Dec. 14.
The Choteau High School Lady Bulldogs basketball varsity team split on the weekend at the nonconference Three Forks Tip-Off tournament. The CHS girls lost to Ennis and defeated Lone Peak.
Magon Miller of Choteau stands in front of the coffee machine at Meraki Coffee in Choteau. Miller has purchased the business from Mari Shore and will take over on Jan. 1 renaming the business Latte Lane.
Teton County residents have taken advantage of the open winter and relatively balmy weather to go all-out on putting up holiday lights on their homes, fences, outbuildings and businesses. From Bynum to Choteau to Fairfield and from Pendroy to Dutton to Power, you’ll find holiday lights brightly shining in the dark. For nine to five workers, heading home from the job in the winter darkness, driving past the festively decorated homes with their lights aglow is a big pick-me-up.
CES Principal Rachel Christensen helps two preschoolers with matching and cutting activities at the new Choteau Elementary School Little Paws Preschool.
The Choteau High School boys basketball players will be at home on Jan. 10 against Cut Bank and on the road Jan. 11 against Conrad for a pair of District
The Choteau High School Lady Bulldogs will play three games over the next week and a half, hosting Cut Bank on Jan. 10, traveling to Conrad on Jan. 11 and
Choteau senior Kellen Meyer drives past two Cut Bank defenders during the conference game on Jan. 10.
The Choteau High School varsity girls basketball team last weekend won a pair of conference games, defeating Cut Bank and Conrad. This week, they don’t have any conference games but
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