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Jaycee Park splash pad opens

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A cool, wet spring delayed its opening. But with a long spell of hotter weather finally arriving in recent days, the Splash Pad at Jaycee Park in downtown Dillon opened

Blast off for Summer Reading Thursday at The Depot

Kids enduring fascination with outer space and their tendency to take a long pause from reading during the summer will do battle at the Dillon Public Library’s 2019 Summer Reading

Streets on council agenda tonight

At its first regular meeting of June, the Dillon City Council tonight will consider a pair of appointments, a bevy of budget amendments, a traditional waiver for fireworks, and whether

DNRC: Public comment period now open for proposed Dillon-area solar project

The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) is seeking public comment to identify possible issues and alternatives to be considered in development of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement

Last chance for Tree Cost Sharing Program with Dillon Tree Board

If you have a location in need of a tree, the Dillon Tree Board can help. The Tree Board cost/share program provides the opportunity for private homeowners to participate in

Time to consider State Hail Insurance with storms striking

Montana’s producers are no stranger to severe weather, and with temperatures rising across the state so are the chances of significant and severe hail storms. The Montana State Hail Program

Public Health offers free car seats/booster seats

One of the most important things we can do is keeping our kids safe when riding in a vehicle. Thousands of children are injured or killed in crashes every year.

UMW ranked for online degrees in early childhood education

The University of Montana Western was recently ranked among the “Top 50 Most Affordable Bachelor’s in Elementary Education or Early Childhood” by Top Education Degrees, an online education resource. The

Wool Building on Montana St. set for new use

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Since he began building an addition on to the Wool Building on Montnana Street, Jared Payne has heard it all. He’s heard he was putting in a spagetti factory and

Latinos caters to its namesake clientele

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Miriam Mora saw needs for the area’s Latino population and attempted this year to fill them by opening Latinos Services in downtown Dillon. “Some people come here to work on