U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 87, lauded as a champion of gender equality, died Sept. 18 of complications from pancreatic cancer at her home in Washington, D.C., with her family at her side, National Public Radio reported.
Journalists are continuing to fight for their right under the First Amendment to cover events in communities as small as Roundup to as large as Los Angeles. The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution reads: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting…
Journalists are continuing to fight for their right under the First Amendment to cover events in communities as small as Roundup to as large as Los Angeles. The First Amendment to the U.S. Con… Read more
The Choteau City Council last week heard an engineer with Great West Engineering outline the big problems with the city’s wastewater collection system and ways to fix those problems. Read more
Public schools in Teton will all be back in-person and in session on Aug. 26. Power started Aug. 19 and students Choteau, Dutton/Brady, Fairfield and Greenfield along Bynum, Golden Ridge, Pend… Read more
Congratulations to 5D Processing in Choteau and Cordova Farms of Power, two Teton County businesses that have received coronavirus aid grants through the Montana Department of Agriculture. The… Read more
Teton County is a small place, both geographically and in population. That means that when something awful happens to someone here, the pain, the sorrow and the grief ripple out, touching so m… Read more
Choteau Acantha readers who follow the Old News columns written by semi-retired reporter Nancy Thornton are often treated to views and ideas or conventions that occurred in the past, giving th… Read more
Without all of the regular summer events, Teton County seems quieter than ever. No community summer celebrations, no high school reunions, few family get-togethers, few summer sports. The list… Read more
