Sentenced
Former City of Dillon Judge Crystal Mae Thompson, shown in a 2014 photo when she was appointed to the position by former Dillon Mayor Martin Malesich. J.P. Plutt photo
Wed, 11/14/2018 - 12:00am
The biggest surprise at Beaverhead County Courthouse last Wednesday did not revolve around election results, but rolled out of District Court and reverberated throughout the historic building....
High point
Dillon receiver Cole Truman, a 6-3 sophomore, snags a touchdown pass from junior quarterback Justus Peterson in Dillon’s quarterfinal playoff loss against Billings Central on Saturday. The undefeated Rams will host Laurel in the semifinal round. Trudi Kopri photo
Wed, 11/07/2018 - 12:00am
The Dillon Beaver football season ended at Billings on Saturday with a 38-14 loss to the undefeated Rams. Dillon ended the season with a 7-3 record, with the losses coming to Eastern A champion...
Pacesetter
Montana Western’s Mindy Kaufmann, shown leading the pack during Friday’s race, won the women’s title at the Frontier Conferece Cross Country Championships. Cole Davis photo
Wed, 11/07/2018 - 12:00am
It certainly wasn’t easy, but she sure made it look that way.
The University of Montana Western’s Mindy Kaufmann ran away from the field in Great Falls on Friday, bettering her nearest competitor by...
Heads up
Brain Injury Alliance of Montana Executive Director John Bigart III and his wife, Elena, look at the “Unmasking Brain Injury in Montana” display at Barrett Hospital. Bigart started the project to give survivors a voice in their experiences and raise awareness of the prevalence of traumatic brain injuries in Montana. Casey S. Elliott photo
Wed, 11/07/2018 - 12:00am
A vivid artistic display highlighting traumatic brain injury survivors and what they are going through will be featured at Barrett Hospital over the next two weeks.
The “Unmasking Brain Injury in...
Community gathering
in the photo above, Dain Williams brought a ghoulish look to the annual Community Halloween Party last Wednesday at Keltz Arena on the UMW campus, while in the background, a young super hero is interviewed by Lori Roberts. The Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce and United Way of Beaverhead co-sponsored the event that drew its largest crowd of trick-ortreaters in many years. At left, two young girls await their turn to be interviewed and walk across the stage in the first year of the costume contest. Below, the crowd fills the arena. J.P. Plutt photos
Wed, 11/07/2018 - 12:00am
