Bainville High School senior Hailey Berwick, surrounded by coaches and teammates, last week signed her letter of intent to play volleyball at the University of Jamestown in North Dakota.
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Bainville High School senior Hailey Berwick, surrounded by coaches and teammates, last week signed her letter of intent to play volleyball at the University of Jamestown in North Dakota.
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Several Bainville student athletes earned Academic All-State honors for the fall sports seasons.
To achieve the honor, students must have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher and earn a varsity letter award.
Cross country
Logan Telck
Football Kaiden Holmes, Rowan Wilson, Haedyn Wills, Keagan Vaira, Evan Anderson, Kyn Beery and Parker Berwick.
Volleyball
Hailey Berwick, Lila Butikofer,
Several Bainville student athletes earned Academic All-State honors for the fall sports seasons.
To achieve the honor, students must have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher and earn a varsity letter award.
Cross country
Logan Telck
Football Kaiden Holmes, Rowan Wilson, Haedyn Wills, Keagan Vaira, Evan Anderson, Kyn Beery and Parker Berwick.
Volleyball
Hailey Berwick, Lila Butikofer,
The nine participants in the recent Becoming an Outdoors Woman deer-butchering workshop were a little uneasy at first. They all had different levels of experience with hunting – some had never hunted and others had been hunting for several years but typically dopped off their animals at a meat processor.
“Once we start, they begin to inch in closer and closer,” said Kylie Kembel, FWP’s
The nine participants in the recent Becoming an Outdoors Woman deer-butchering workshop were a little uneasy at first. They all had different levels of experience with hunting – some had never hunted and others had been hunting for several years but typically dopped off their animals at a meat processor.
“Once we start, they begin to inch in closer and closer,” said Kylie Kembel, FWP’s
Major tax legislation passed by the 2025 Legislature swung tax bills dramatically for most Montana homeowners this year, pulling bills down for many and raising them for others.
Now, new rules proposed by the department aim to flesh out the details around a second phase of the legislation — a second-home tax that will take effect next year in an effort to provide further relief to homes being
Major tax legislation passed by the 2025 Legislature swung tax bills dramatically for most Montana homeowners this year, pulling bills down for many and raising them for others.
Now, new rules proposed by the department aim to flesh out the details around a second phase of the legislation — a second-home tax that will take effect next year in an effort to provide further relief to homes being
The federal government’s reopening is a step in the right direction for farms and ranches, with the USDA reopening with full funding for many of the programs crucial for farm success, said Walter Schweitzer, who serves as president of Montana Farmers Union.
“We appreciate that the Senate version to reopen government extends the Farm Bill to Sept. 30, 2026, fully funding the USDA and many
The federal government’s reopening is a step in the right direction for farms and ranches, with the USDA reopening with full funding for many of the programs crucial for farm success, said Walter Schweitzer, who serves as president of Montana Farmers Union.
“We appreciate that the Senate version to reopen government extends the Farm Bill to Sept. 30, 2026, fully funding the USDA and many
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