Stevensville

A planning meeting for Stevensville Western Heritage Days will be held on Tuesday, January 29 at 5 p.m. at the Stevensville Town Hall, 206 Buck.

The retired archaeologist spoke Saturday at the Historic St. Mary’s Mission in Stevensville about just that.

Also, Stevensville has aging infrastructure that needs to be addressed.

Both officers are on board with the direction Stevensville Police Chief John Boe is taking the department.

During public comment at the beginning of the meeting, Scott Butler of Stevensville expressed concerns over the water and sewer rate increases and the town’s apparent financial state.

For Stevensville, David Beames had 2 goals, Evan Montague had a goal and an assist, Anton Ptok had a goal and an assist, and Mario Garcia and Silas Seibert each had assists.

Owners Larry Smith, Liz Brushia and Jeannie Brushia inside their new Eclectic Emporium business in Stevensville.

Stevensville’s home game on September 7 was canceled due to the smoke levels.

The following candidates are running for the two (2) Elementary/High School District positions of trustee on the Stevensville School Board for three-year terms.

They stand behind his flies so much that they sit with him outside a local Stevensville business, and recommend anyone with an interest in fly fishing stop by, visit and talk fishing.

Kathleen M. “Kathy” Deegan, 73, of St. Joseph, passed away on Tuesday, March 17, 2020 at Hanson Hospice Center – Stevensville.

David A. Sorget, 70, of Stevensville, passed away on Thursday, May 16, 2019, at Hanson Hospice Center.

Major sponsors this year are the Stevensville Main Street Association, Burnt Fork Market, First Security Bank and Western Building Center.

Montana airports, including Hamilton and Stevensville, will be receiving Department of Transportation funding, according to Montana Senator Steve Daines.

The Stevensville Ranger District is hosting an open house next week to share more information about the project and to further collect comments and ideas.

It was announced this month that Stevensville publisher and journalist Dale Burk has been inducted into the Montana Outdoor Hall of Fame.

Other volunteers serve as “gleaners,” picking up donations from the local grocery stores (in Stevensville, both the Burnt Fork Market and Super 1 Foods contribute to the Pantry) as well as stores in Hamilton and The Good Food Store in Missoula.

One of the oldest towns still existing is Stevensville, earlier known as Broad Creek.