As drought conditions around the state continued to intensify, the city of Choteau imposed irrigation water restrictions on July 19 and Stage 1 fire restrictions went into effect on the Rocky Mountain Ranger District on July 17.
Jack Harris of Fairfield braces for the cool temperature of the water as he drops off the water slide.
Current News
Three members of the Choteau Lions Club were recently recognized for their many years of mem… Read more
The Montana Department of Revenue is mailing property classification and appraisal notices t… Read more
After a year’s absence and scaling down the activities a bit, the three days of activities d… Read more
Agricultural producers and landowners in Montana can apply for the Conservation Reserve Prog… Read more
The Teton County Health Department will be conducting a countywide, door-to-door health info… Read more
The 30th annual McDonough Ranch golf tournament drew 29 golfers to compete at the Choteau Co… Read more
Vern Greyn of Dutton was standing in the raised bucket of a tractor, trimming dead branches … Read more
Sports & School News
Regional News
The Fairfield Town Council denied a request for a variance on new construction in a resident…
Farmers and ranchers in Montana and four other prairie pothole states now have until July 30…
Livestock and poultry producers who suffered losses during the pandemic because of insuffici…
The Montana Stockgrowers Association (MSGA) announced on July 9 the launch of its drought re…
The Northern International Livestock Exposition (NILE) is searching for college students who…
The Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame’s (MCHF) celebratory brunch, cowboy ball and benefit auction…
Sheriff's Report
July 11 — 8:37 a.m., Sheriff’s deputy checked on the welfare of a Dutton resident when family were unable to make contact with them.
