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From left, Erin Bley, a health education specialist with the Montana Disability and Health Program, Melissa Dale, arthritis and fall prevention program manager with the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, and Stephanie Zwerneman, Benefis Teton Medical Center community hospitals administrative business specialist, are excited to bring SAIL (Stay Active and Independent for Life) classes to the Choteau community.
By: Vonnie Jacobson
The Fairfield School Board approved the addition of boys tennis and boys and girls cross country as sports for the 2026-27 school year.
The community of Augusta welcomes everyone to attend the 89th Augusta American Legion Rodeo, July 26-28, a weekend of festivities and celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States.
Despite the predictions of rain showers throughout the afternoon of the 89th annual Augusta American Legion Rodeo June 28, the grandstands were fairly full for the beginning of what is
The Teton County 4-H Fair is a wrap following multi days of activities in Choteau at the Pavilion and the Weatherbeater Arena.
Choteau teenager Addison Scott walks with her family members who own the Stage Stop Inn, giving away American flags during the July 4 parade.
Larry and Jean Harman are being honored as the Dutton Fun Day parade grand marshals on Saturday during the annual fund-raising event to benefit the pool and park.
The 2026 Fairfield “250 Years – Stars, Stripes and Neon Lights” celebration on July 15-18 will raise funds for the community swimming pool, operated by the town of Fairfield.
With the busy season ramping up for area ag producers in Fairfield, entrepreneur Taleigh Diedrich launched a new business, Harvest Eats, that will help those who find they don’t have time to leave the job site for a lunch break.
Bob Durham, pictured with his wife Kathy, was selected by the 2026 Fairfield Swim Days Committee as the 2026 Person of the Bench.
