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Area residents can enjoy playing in a golf scramble in Choteau on Saturday, May 16, while helping young Otto Somerfeld, a year and half old from Helena with ties to Teton County, who was diagnosed with leukemia on Dec. 2, 2025, and is at the Children’s Hospital in Denver, Colorado, where he is receiving treatment.
By: Vonnie Jacobson
The Fairfield Lions Club selected the Rocky Mountain Front Farm in the Dell as the recipient of a $15,000 donation.
Fairfield High School senior Aubrey Schubarth presents a rose to a friend during the school's 2026 commencement ceremony on May 17.
Chelsea Banis and Bryan Warden were elected to the two open seats on the Fairfield School Board District 21 during the May 5 selection.
The last four years of your lives have included a lot of things, sometimes you were the windshield, sometimes you were the bug, sometimes you were the hammer and sometimes
Greenfields Irrigation District crew completed repairs to the 100-plus year-old A-Drop south of Fairfield and the plan was for water to be flowing in the canals again by May 23
The Fairfield eighth-grade students were recognized during a promotion ceremony held May 20 in the school gymnasium.
It was good news for the residents of Fairfield as the town’s wells have reached a level allowing for residents to begin modified watering restrictions.
Melissa Hatch was named the new director of the Fairfield/Teton County Library. Hatch enjoys reading and sharing her love of books with the public.
Despite (the very welcome) rain showers, the fifth annual Life Your Dash Auto Show held May 30 in Fairfield was once again a big success with up to 84 vehicle
