On July 9, the Teton County Health Department received notice from Montana Department of Public Health & Human Services that two more Teton County residents have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total number of laboratory-confirmed cases to 12.
Area residents enjoy a picnic in the park in Choteau during the Fourth of July weekend.
Coronavirus News
With only six out of the seven Teton County Board of Health members present on Friday, the b…
With the first cases of COVID-19 emerging in Teton County, organizations and businesses are …
As of July 6, Teton County had 10 confirmed and active cases of COVID-19. The first case in …
In response to the recent outbreak of COVID-19 in Teton County, Choteau Mayor Chris Hindoien…
Current News
Educators from around Montana including Teton County will use information provided by state officials for the safe and healthy reopening of public schools in the fall.
Cascade County Sheriff Jesse Slaughter has identified the man who died in a single-vehicle r… Read more
The 67th annual meeting of 3 Rivers Telephone Cooperative Inc. that was postponed from March… Read more
The Teton County Cemetery District board has decided to postpone its July 14 meeting until A… Read more
Holly Hamilton of Simms has seen so much success with her side business that she is transiti… Read more
Gov.Steve Bullock and the Montana Department of Agriculture on June 26 announced that three … Read more
Graying Pains series
(Editor’s note: Last week in Graying Pains, the Missoulian’s David Erickson examined the introduction and implementation of Kaigo Hoken, or care insurance, in Japan, the world’s demographically oldest country. This week’s conclusion of that story explores how a similar policy might translate…
(Editor’s Note: This is part one of a two-part story about financing elder care in aging populations. Part 2, “What new strategies could Montana explore?” will be published next week.)
Last week’s Graying Pains story explored the challenges of family farm succession as Montana’s agricultural demographic ages, and a program designed to connect up-and-coming farmers in western Montana. This week’s installment explores the same issue — and a community college proposal to addr…
Sports & School News
Regional News
A roundtable discussion will be held Monday, July 20, at 6 p.m. at the Power High School Fam…
The Montana Chamber Foundation has canceled the 2020 Governors’ Cup. The necessary restricti…
Hunters interested in participating in “game-damage” hunts on private land or possible manag…
The Dutton Fun Day classic car and motorcycle show with live music on the lawn of the Legion…
Sheriff's Report
June 28 — 12:20 a.m., motorist on Interstate 15 reported hitting a deer, resulting in no injures and minor damage to the vehicle.
