Stevensville

The Montana Highway Patrol says a medical condition caused the crash in a one-car accident last week on the Stevensville cut-off road. Killed was 61-year-old William James Fears of Stevensville.
Ravalli County Sheriff/coroner Chris Hoffman said that Fears' SUV was found upside down at the edge of the Bitterroot River, near the Stevensville Cutoff Bridge, near Super One Foods

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A little girl with a wagon full of Girl Scout cookies at the door of a monster's house was the People's Choice winner at this year's Stevensville Scarecrow Festival. The Lone Rock entry won first place over a gaggle of great entries lining the walking path between Stevensville and US 93

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The entries are being finished this week, and the public gets to see the scarecrows Friday afternoon and evening during First Friday in Stevensville.
The annual Stevensville Scarecrow Festival, sponsored by Stevensville Art and Sculpture Society, will be lining the walking path on the north end of town

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Firefighters have the Ambrose Saddle Fire east of Stevensville fifty percent contained. Approximately sixty five firefighters are assigned to the fire, which grew slightly on Tuesday to fifteen acres.

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The North Valley Public Library in Stevensville is gearing up for the internet with the help from the US Department of Commerce and the Montana State Library.
The library will add 8 new computer work stations as part of the "Broadband Technology Opportunities Program

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Another election season is upon us. In order to have an election season, you need some candidates. In Ravalli County, the deadline for filing for city elections in Hamilton, Darby and Stevensville is Thursday June 30

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He named the plant for his girlfriend....Audrey II. Then he realized that it had an unusual appetite. And the food was not the normal fare for Mushnik's Flower Shop. However, the neighbors might be able to help

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Your pie could be famous! The annual "Pie in the Big Sky" auction will be May 6th in Stevensville.
The annual event is a fundraiser for the Stevensville Main Street Association and has been a huge success each year - with some fabulous pie creations on the auction block

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The spring prescribed burning program will begin this month on the Bitterroot National Forest. Public Affairs Officer Tod McKay said that the first project will be up Tin Cup at the trailhead and will include a test fire to see if the burning conditions will be good enough to continue the program at this time

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