Melody Martinsen

The women who operate businesses at Studio 89 are, from left: Abby Zickefoose, Christa Morgan, Denise Zickefoose, Brigid Stutz, Zeveya Swenson and Alexis Kesler.

The Choteau Independence Day activities on July 2-5 include a human foosball tournament, keg hockey, concerts in the Choteau Pavilion band shell, an arts and crafts show, 5K/1-mile fun run, a parade and the American Legion rodeo, to name a few of the many events.

Lorran Depner, left, presents Myrna Paulus with a plaque of appreciation for her 45 years as a CHS band and choir piano accompanist during the Pops concert last May.

Paul and Karin Dehn who have owned the Alley Cat in Choteau for the past 12 years are inviting everyone to drop by the six-lane bowling alley this week to

With the help of a village of volunteers, the Choteau American Legion Post 6’s 80th annual rodeo went off on July 4 — though unsafe arena conditions forced the Legion

The Choteau 4th of July celebration last week brought fierce competition to a number of events and attracted hundreds, if not thousands, of visitors to Choteau.

A barking ranch dog raised the alarm at about 10:30 p.m. on June 29 at the Neal and Diane Collins farm about 3 miles east and 2 miles south of

The five members of Release the Squirrels play a two-hour blue-grass concert with toe-tapping music meant for dancing in the Choteau City Park on July 9, the second in this

The Choteau Youth Alliance is seeking donations to help offset operating expenses and keep childcare fees as low as possible at the nonprofit childcare and preschool, operated in the Trinity Lutheran Church parish building.

Dutton pilot Mike Campbell (pictured) with Black Gulch Aviation pilots Wacey Cathy and Ben Boyd buzz the Dutton Fun Day parade on July 11. Campbell said one of the company's customers asked the pilots to do the fly-over. All three were flying Cessna AGtrucks, designed to spray crops.