Week 3 in our history of Madison Meadows and the Ladies of Golf introduces us to Karen Rice. Karen and her husband Greg were a part of the original landscape of the Madison Meadows G.C. perhaps without even realizing it as neither one played golf (yet…)! 

“The Montana Department of Transportation promptly informed Madison County officials on Saturday, April 13, 2024, that the Montana 41 S bridge in Twin Bridges was ready to reopen immediately, bringing relief to all,” wrote Jennifer Martens, Public Information Officer Madison County Disaster and Emergency Services (DES).

“The Montana Department of Transportation promptly informed Madison County officials on Saturday, April 13, 2024, that the Montana 41 S bridge in Twin Bridges was ready to reopen immediately, bringing relief to all,” wrote Jennifer Martens, Public Information Officer Madison County Disaster and Emergency Services (DES).

Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) officials are pleased to announce that access to the bridge on Montana Highway 41 (MT 41) near the intersection with Main Street in Twin Bridges has been restored.

Due to the sudden, unexpected bridge closure on MT 41S in Twin Bridges, the Madison County Commissioners approved Resolution 27-2024 on April 9, 2024 to temporarily restrict traffic on Seyler Lane Bridge and Middle Road until further notice.

Our second week revisiting the history of golf here in the Madison Valley introduces us to Sue McCall. Sue has a deep-seeded history with Madison Meadows Golf Course as her and husband Mel were involved in the very beginnings of Madison Meadows! 

*Update as of Tuesday, April 9 at 3:32 p.m.

The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) announces a bridge closure on Montana Highway 41 (MT 41), near the intersection with Main Street in Twin Bridges.