Jennifer Tronson
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 26
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Adult actors, volunteers still needed for Shelby Haunted House (opens the original)
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October is here and that means everyone's favorite haunted empire is preparing to once again open its doors to terrify all those who dare to enter! Shelby's Haunted House is a state award-winning Halloween fright fest that just keeps getting better each year and this year is looking to be the best one yet! Construction is underway with Shannon McAllister and his fantastic team of dedicated volunteers working hard in preparation to provide the best haunt to date. The haunted house will welcome an
Tiffany Santoro graduates from Treatment Court after almost three years of hard work and dedication (opens the original)
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Tiffany Santoro successfully graduated from Treatment Court on Thursday, Sept. 24. She is pictured here with her daughter, Finley. Sometimes we find ourselves on a path in life that we didn't expect, one where addiction rules and as a result, we end up making choices that hurt ourselves and those who love us. No one just wakes up one day and decides to be an addict. It starts as one bad choice that then evolves over time into many. Eventually these choices catch up and the consequences kick in.
Lisa Cline selected to be Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Scholar (opens the original)
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Lisa Cline, owner of Marketplace on Main has been selected to be a Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Scholar. Marketplace on Main in Cut Bank first opened its doors in 2023 and since that time owners, Rod and Lisa Cline, have been dedicated to evolving, expanding and offering a fantastic variety of local products to the community they call home. Their dedication and growth has not gone unnoticed, as they were selected by the Montana Department of Commerce as the Made in Montana Retailer of the
Suicide prevention and awareness should not just happen in September, but continue year-round (opens the original)
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Staff from Logan Health-Shelby was available at both Whistlestop Bakery and the Prairie Peddler on Sept. 8 to offer conversation and information on suicide awareness and prevention. September is officially National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and Logan Health - Shelby sponsored Connect Over Coffee in recognition of 988 Day on Sept. 9. Everyone was encouraged to stop by the coffee spot of their choice in Shelby, Whistle Stop Bakery, the Prairie Peddler and Cass' Perky Perks for a free cup
Cut Bank City Council update (opens the original)
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Prior to the Cut Bank City Council regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, Aug. 31, a public hearing was held to hear comments on the City of Cut Bank’s 2026-2027 budget. Councilperson Kacie Gibson swore in Clerk-Treasurer Donni Schultz. Clerk Treasurer Schultz stated that the hearing notice was published in the Cut Bank Pioneer Press paper on Aug. 19, 2026, and Aug. 26, 2026. Clerk Treasurer Schultz stated that she had not received any correspondence. Councilperson Gibson asked for public commen
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