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'After the Herd': Hamilton gallery to feature paintings by artist Doug Taplin

'After the Herd': Hamilton gallery to feature paintings by artist Doug Taplin

Cassens Fine Art in Hamilton is hosting a solo exhibition of new work by artist Doug Taplin titled “After the Herd.” Centered on paintings of bison and elk, the show considers the relationship between these animals and the land they inhabit, according to a statement released by the gallery. The

Ravalli Head Start, Bitterroot CASA partner for food and wine fundraiser

Ravalli Head Start, Bitterroot CASA partner for food and wine fundraiser

Ravalli Head Start is partnering with Bitterroot CASA for a fundraiser supporting both nonprofits. “We really wanted to come together to make sure that the community knew our resources were available and supporting children and families,” said Ravalli Head Start President Michelle Craig. The “Men Who Cook for Women Who

Missoula man accused of drug distribution in Ravalli County

A Missoula man is facing a felony drug distribution charge after a tip to Ravalli County law enforcement. Matthew Allen Gunter, 34, was charged with felony distribution of dangerous drugs and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia in Ravalli County Justice Court on Monday, Feb. 23. An investigation by the Ravalli

Candidates line up to run for local office in Ravalli County

Several local elected positions are up for grabs in Ravalli County's 2026 elections including two county commission seats, county sheriff, county attorney, clerk and recorder/superintendent of schools, treasurer and judges. The window to file to run for office opened on Feb. 17 and will close on March

Who's running (so far): A roundup of Bitterroot candidates for the Montana Legislature

Candidates are lining up to file their intention to run for state office in Ravalli County on the June primary ballot with several seats up for grabs. The window to file to run for office opened on Feb. 17 and will close on March 4. Ravalli County consists of four

Hamilton lab employee exposed to Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever

A Rocky Mountain Laboratories (RML) employee was exposed to Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever in November according to officials from RML and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland. “The individual remained well and showed no evidence of being infected. They have been back at work for some time,