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Unofficial tallies: Hinkles, Chamberlin on track to win primaries

Uncanvassed vote totals indicated local Montana House candidates Randy Chamberlin and Jedediah Hinkle were on track to win their primary races, and Montana Senate candidate Caleb Hinkle also was in the lead. Chamberlin had 1,111 votes to Jennifer Carlson’s 770 in the Republican Primary race for Montana House

Sen. Sheehy calls for investigation into lab

U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy sent a letter to Department of Health and Human Services Inspector General T. March Bell asking for an investigation into the safety, security, and personnel practices at Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton. In the letter, Sheehy references a whistleblower complaint. “Rocky Mountain Laboratories (RML) is

City seeks $450K grant for bike track project

Belgrade councilmembers voted unanimously May 18 to ask the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks for $450,000 for a recreational track suitable for bicycles, skateboards, skates, scooters, and more at Mayfair Meadows Park. The monies are available through the Land and Water Conservation Fund program administered by the

Seniors awarded FFA scholarships

Seniors awarded FFA scholarships

High school seniors Kortney Merritt, Rylee Smith, and Colton Schmitt were each awarded a $1,000 Three Forks FFA Alumni and Supporters Scholarship.

Local Legion riders escort remains of veteran to Helena

Local Legion riders escort remains of veteran to Helena

Members of Belgrade’s American Legion Riders helped escort the remains of a military veteran to his final resting place in Helena in recent days. The veteran, Tyler Nick Work, of Lewistown, served in the U.S. Army from 2005 to 2012. He was with the Special Forces and was

School district reports malware attack

Parents attended Monday’s meeting of the trustees for Belgrade School District #44 to learn more about a recent malware attack. Rumors had begun to circulate since an April 17 meeting where trustees authorized $750,000 to obtain network security and restoration services related to the attack. There was speculation

Council approves new development regs

City councilmembers unanimously took the last step this week to approve new subdivision regulations. The regulations were written to ensure the city is in compliance with the Montana Land Use Planning Act, according to a staff report to the council. "The State of Montana Enacted the Montana Land Use