Robyn Wayne
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Developer proposes 90-home subdivision on Polson's south slope (opens the original)
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POLSON, MT — A 56-acre lot near Skyview Lane just south of Polson could soon become a 90-unit residential subdivision aimed at addressing the area's housing shortage. Park Schara, with Old Time Development, is proposing the Southern Slope Subdivision — 90 residential lots developed in three phases on half-acre parcels, with space for a city park and multiple walking paths. "I have a 24-year-old son that wants to buy a home and right now it is insanely impossible," Schara said. Schara said the si
Salish Kootenai College business students raise scholarship funds for incoming freshmen (opens the original)
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PABLO, MT — Business students at Salish Kootenai College are working to pay it forward — raising money for a scholarship aimed at relieving financial stress for next year's freshman class. A group of students, including John Komotios and Bailee Flammond, are behind the "Future Bison Scholarship," which will be open to incoming freshmen. The cohort hopes to raise $10,000 through their entrepreneurship class, knocking on doors, selling t-shirts, and attending local events. "Scholarships have been
Ronan Charter Academy offers students a flexible path to graduation (opens the original)
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RONAN, Mont. — For some students, the traditional school setting isn't always the right fit — especially when life gets hard. Ronan Charter Academy is giving those students another path to earn a certificate or high school diploma and, most importantly, stay in school. Haivyn and Tyshea Runsabove and Rylee Maki are among the students who say the program stepped in during some of the hardest times of their lives. "I had a friend pass away in November 2022, and I didn't want to be in school," Tysh
CSKT Bison Range conducts first prescribed burn in decades to restore native wildlife habitat (opens the original)
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MOIESE, MT — The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes conducted a prescribed burn of more than 1,800 acres at the CSKT Bison Range on Tuesday, marking the first burn at the site since the 1950s. Fire is back at the CSKT Bison Range for the first time in 50+ years. 🔥 Here's why that matters. Shannon Clairmont, the supervisory biologist at the CSKT Bison Range, said the burn is a major step in the tribe's effort to restore the land to its natural state following decades of ecological change. "T
A months-long dispute over law enforcement coverage between Lake County and Ronan growing (opens the original)
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RONAN, MT — A dispute between the Lake County Sheriff's Department and the city of Ronan is growing over how much law enforcement coverage Ronan should have and who should pay for it. The dispute became public on April 8, 2026, when Lake County Sheriff Don Bell and Undersheriff Levi Read spoke during public comment at a Ronan city council meeting, according to meeting minutes. They inquired about 24-hour coverage. Audio from that meeting was unavailable. Lake County Commissioner Bill Barron init
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