Ravalli County

The ballots for the Hamilton School District mail-in election will go out in the mail by the middle of April.

A more pressing deadline is the filing deadline if you want to run for any of the three open positions on the school board

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Initial plans for the U.S. Forest Service spring prescribed burning projects are coming on-line.

The Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest has plans to burn about 322 acres in the Dry Gulch drainage 2 miles southwest of Divide in the Pioneer Mountains and another 350 acres burn between Sheep Creek and Sand Creek about 5 miles southeast of Wisdom in the Big Hole

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This late winter or early spring storm (take your pick) formed over the Sapphire Mountains southwest of Corvallis MT Friday afternoon. It's just a little one. Call it a scout for the bigger spring storms we will get

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The major changes at Hamilton's American Legion Park continue, with Phase Two of its reconstruction scheduled for the next couple of months.

Hamilton's Mayor Jerry Steele signed the paperwork to spend about $103,000 to finish the proposed changes to the town's major downtown park

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The Bitterroot College will be the topic of a Wednesday March 27 Town Hall meeting in Hamilton.

University of Montana President Royce Engstrom is inviting the public to the 6 p.m. hourlong session at Hamilton's City Hall on South 2nd Street

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The day began sunny and cold, but the wind had stopped. And the people came to KLYQ's "Everything Spring" show.

The booths in the First Interstate Center at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds were as varied as they've ever been in our annual spring trade show

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When you walk into the Event Center at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds Saturday, March 23, you'll be greeted by the friendly folks at KLYQ Radio, who sponsor this big shindig.

The annual event starts at 9 a

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The lessons of the past are soon forgotten. But not at the Daly Mansion northeast of Hamilton.

The annual Spring Lecture Series starts Saturday, March 23, with tales of the Vigilantes, Freemasons and Gold Rush Justice in the Montana Territory

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A new study of La Cross virus (LACV) in Dr. Karin Peterson's lab at Hamilton's Rocky Mountain Laboratories suggests that an invading virus can cause the body's own immune system to kill neurons in the brain

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The Wall Street Journal at their website (marketwatch.com) listed the Top 10 "Happiest States" in the US.

Montana has been ranked Number Six in the list. The survey from Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index takes into consideration the emotional and healthy well-being of residents in each state

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