News

Births

Recent births at Barrett Hospital and Healthcare: May 16 – A baby girl to Toby and Kelci Shepherd of Jackson. May 17 – A baby boy to Nathan and Katie

Road Report

Beaverhead County road work for the week of May 12-18: Dillon area – Bladed on the following roads: Corinne, Bannack Pass (Highway 324), Rebich, Bolick, Downing, Crystal, Beaverhead, Buffalo, Antelope,

Police searching for jewelry store break-in suspect

Dillon police are seeking any information residents may have related to a break-in at the local jewelry store. A break-in occurred the evening of May 15 or in the morning

NOTICE OF OPEN POSITIONS ON BEAVERHEAD COUNTY BOARDS

The Beaverhead County Commissioners are taking applications for positions on the following County Board: City/County Board of Health 2 – three year terms Please submit a letter of interest on

High school does well on school report card

With all categories at or above what the state of Montana expects for its students, Beaverhead County High School officials say the district has done well on its 2017-18 school

District Court

May 14 • Levi Cunningham of Butte was sentenced on felony Driving Under the Influence - 4th or Subsequent Offense in Fifth Judicial District Court. Judge Luke Berger sentenced Cunningham

BW Lodge project may go to next year if bids too high

The new and improved BW Lodge gymnasium may have to wait until next year for improvements, if the cost proves to be too high. Beaverhead County High School Superintendent and

New trustee joins BCHS board, levy fails

County voters decided against a mill levy that would add some dollars to Beaverhead County High School’s budget in the May 7 election. The unofficial vote count was 1,103-1,266 for

Public gives input on floodplain remapping

The room in Dillon that hosted last week’s open house on the ongoing area floodplain remapping project overflowed with participants. “The purpose was to get people in here to get

Dillon City Council faces long list of agenda items tonight

Money. Alcohol. Police. Development. Lunch for local kids. A new means of raising money for repairs. The Dillon City Council will not lack for potent points of discussion tonight. Those