Every July, Give a Hoot reminds Park County of something special about this community: people here believe that strong nonprofits help create a stronger place to live. Throughout the month, residents come together to support organizations that enrich life in Park County, with matching funds helping every donation go even
Behavioral Health brought educators together to explore restoration and resilience before the bell rings again
Most professional development asks educators to grow their skills. The Wayfinders workshop asked them to look inward instead.
On June 11th, school staff from across the county sat down together at the Park County Senior
By Rainy Martin
Every parent has watched it happen. A child hesitates before raising a hand. They avoid introducing themselves to someone new. They quietly decide they’re “just not good at that.” Confidence rarely appears all at once. It grows through small moments when young people try something difficult,
By Rainy Martin
Every parent has watched it happen. A child hesitates before raising a hand. They avoid introducing themselves to someone new. They quietly decide they’re “just not good at that.” Confidence rarely appears all at once. It grows through small moments when young people try something difficult,
Every July, Give a Hoot reminds Park County of something special about this community: people here believe that strong nonprofits help create a stronger place to live. Throughout the month, residents come together to support organizations that enrich life in Park County, with matching funds helping every donation go even
Behavioral Health brought educators together to explore restoration and resilience before the bell rings again
Most professional development asks educators to grow their skills. The Wayfinders workshop asked them to look inward instead.
On June 11th, school staff from across the county sat down together at the Park County Senior
This May, the Park County Community Foundation (PCCF) awarded seven scholarships memorializing two renowned Park County residents. Five students received the Barbara Thronson Scholarship representing Shields Valley and Park High Schools. One student from Park High School received the David Gibson Memorial Scholarship, while a Shields Valley High School student
In many rural communities, young people grow up surrounded by hardworking adults but have limited opportunities to see what different careers actually look like from the inside. A program at Sleeping Giant Middle School is working to change that.
This spring, 15 students in the school’s Young Entrepreneurs class
More than 350 members and guests are expected to attend the 103rd Convention of the Montana State Philanthropic Educational Organization (P.E.O.), held June 5th-7th at the Fairmont Hot Springs Resort.
State President Linda Meine will preside over the meeting, which highlights this year’s theme: “Oh the
HELENA - Attorney General Austin Knudsen and Stockman Bank announced Brooke Murphy as the winner of the fifth annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Poster Contest during National Police Week. Brooke is a fifth-grade student at Hellgate Intermediate in Missoula.
In her artist statement, Brooke said she made the poster because, “I
By Kate Lende
Four Park High seniors were recognized on April 30th for their athletic scholarships to compete in sports at the collegiate level. Family, friends, coaches, and community supporters gathered in the Rec Plex to take photos and celebrate the next step in these young athletes’ careers.
Signing to
