Stanford News

Ron and Dorothy Jaraczeski of Stanford celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on June 6 at Montana Farmers Union Arrowpeak Camp in the Highwood mountains.

A grass runway is being carved across a high-elevation meadow near the south fork of the Judith River, giving pilots access to recreational opportunities on public forest land east of the Rocky Mountains for the first time.

STANFORD - If there's an idea in the pond, the community of Stanford doesn't dip in its toe - residents make a cannonball-sized splash.

BILLINGS - In getting one final shot at more high school glory, Joslyn Tinkle seldom missed.

LEWISTOWN - Madison K. Miner, 84, a Navy veteran and retired state employee, died of cancer Thursday at his home in Lewistown.

Four Minnesota men and a Stanford man have been fined and ordered to pay restitution and court costs of $8,540 for poaching 17 antelope over a three-year period.

Send this Headwaters page to a friend or colleague: N.Y. firm pitches plan for wind farm on Montana school lands In response to a New York firm's request, the state of Montana is soliciting development bids for a wind farm on 3,120 acres of school trust land on a ridge straddling Highway 200 between Geyser and Stanford east of Great Falls.

Prompted by interest from a New York developer, the state of Montana is soliciting bids to develop what would be Judith Basin County's first commercial wind farm.

Joseph 'Joe' Kirby, 90, of Great Falls, an Army veteran and former meat inspector, died of natural causes Sunday at a local nursing home.

Firefighters are still on the scene of a wild land fire that burned some 20,000 acres.

Havre High School captured first place in the Class A speech sweepstakes in the annual speech, drama and debate tournament held Jan.

Indian Education has long been a part of history lessons in Fort Benton schools.

Each year Jason Oltrogge and his family comb the national forest south of Stanford looking for the most genetically pure tree they can find.