Identity Crisis, the Twin Bridges School robotics team, is composed of drivers, coders, engineers, 3-D printers, wheel design specialists, media relations personnel and team managers, most of whom are eighth graders and all of whom are learning about who they are.
The Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame & Western Heritage Center (MCHF & WHC) announces their 18th class of inductions into the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame. The inductees were chosen from a field of candidates nominated by the general public. Inductees are honored for their notable contributions to the history and culture of Montana.
On Dec. 4 the Montana Department of Commerce announced that The Town of Twin Bridges will receive an award of $400,000 through the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) in support of the Twin Bridges Community and School Foundation’s project to construct the Four Rivers fourplex.
Thirteen Quilts of Valor were presented by Patchworks Pals Quilt Guild at Sheridan School's annual Veterans' Tea. These quilts are awarded in grateful appreciation for our veterans' service. They represent honor, freedom and comfort to veterans who served. To date, the quilt guild has presented more than 200 quilts over the past ten years. T
The Ennis Lions Club once again brought the community together for an evening of laughter and celebration on October 31, hosting the annual Halloween Carnival in the Ennis Elementary Gym and Fall Bingo in the School Lunchroom. The event was filled with fun, excitement, and community pride from start to finish.
For the first time in several years, Sheridan Middle School fielded a cross-country team, consisting of three student-athletes. The team competed in meets across Montana, including races in Harrison, Dillon, Butte, Livingston and Big Timber, placing in several races.
On Oct. 24 a camouflage clad crowd of wild game connoisseurs joined the community of Ennis for a culinary competition like no other, The Ennis Chamber of Commerce Hunter’s Feed.
The Bale of Hay was quiet. The last of the wedding party had stumbled out to their horses about 20 minutes before. He loved the fact that in 2025 he was serving customers at Montana’s oldest saloon who rode away on horseback. The history of this place seemed to weave perfectly with the present.
The Ennis Lions Club joined forces with the Ennis School’s Lunch Ladies last Friday to serve up the beloved annual Homecoming BBQ. Together, they grilled over 400 hamburgers for students and staff, adding a hearty helping of fun to the day’s festivities.
“Have you talked to Janet?” The text message popped up mid-afternoon dog walk on a delightful early fall day. I didn’t know anyone named Janet.
“Did Janet find you?” Different sender this time. What the heck is going on?
“???,” was my response.
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