Ravalli County

Joann Hosko of Corvallis will present "India, Through My Eyes," Thursday, May 23, at the Ravalli County Museum.

Hosko will show photographs from many different areas of India - Kolkata, Delhi, Jaipur, Agra, Ahmebadad and Mumbai

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The number of elk in the most recent aerial Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks survey is encouraging.

Mike Thompson of FWP said the count was over 7,300 elk in five hunting districts in and around the Bitterroot Valley, the fourth highest number in survey history

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The bi-annual tour through the state by the Montana Chamber of Commerce started Monday and will reach Hamilton and Missoula on Wednesday.

The Chamber uses the meetings to update members on the Chamber issues at the 2013 Legislature

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Corvallis tennis teams dominated last weekend in the Southwestern A Divisional Tournament in Hamilton and Corvallis.

Corvallis won both divisonal team titles and all four Singles and Doubles championships

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At the beginning of the month, Victor High School students, under the direction of Amber Lynch, put on a classic old time radio show at the Mary Stuart Rogers Performing Arts Center.

The radio show included a stage full of actors, sound effects, musical numbers and live commercials

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For two days, the treasures from deep inside the mountains will be at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds First Interstate Event Center.

The Bitterroot Gem and Mineral Society presents "Treasures from the Universe" at the convention center from 10 a

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The Bitterroot National Forest crews are logging beetle-killed and infested trees and thinning other forest stands around Lake Como.

The 210-acre project has required the closure of some popular areas, including the Lake Como boat launch on the south side of the lake, according to Tod McKay of the USFS

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Despire threatening weather, the Southwestern Class A High School Tennis and Track and Field Divisional competition continues in Hamilton and Corvallis this weekend.

Tennis action started early on Thursday, with the predicted rainstorms holding off, letting the players have dry courts in Hamilton and Corvallis

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The Bitter Root Back Country Horsemen will have their annual Wilderness Skills Weekend Saturday and Sunday, May 18 and 19, at the Charles Waters Campground up Bass Creek.

The free event is open to the public and sessions will run from 9 a

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The past will be real again at the Ravalli County Museum Thursday, May 16, and Friday, May 17.

Thursday evening, a free public performance of the epic Old English poem "Beowulf" will be presented by Dave Caserio

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