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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
The filing period is open until June 16 for candidates interested in running for the upcoming municipal election in the City of Three Forks. The terms of five council members and Mayor Randy Johnston expire on December 31. The Gallatin County Elections Department tentatively scheduled the primary election for September 9 and set the general election for November 4. According to City officials, the Council and Mayor each hold four-year terms, with council members staggering every two years.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
A standout player the past several seasons for the Three Forks High School Volleyball team, senior Natalee Hayder will be continuing her career in college. Hayder signed to compete for Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming, at a ceremony last week. "I'm incredibly excited to continue my volleyball career at the collegiate level.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
In unofficial results from the May 6 election, voters rejected a Public Safety Mill Levy for the Broadwater County Sheriff's Office. The 39.93 mill levy, which would have continued a measure passed five years ago, was defeated by a vote of 1,008 for to 1,608 against. According to the BCSO, the current Mill Levy accounts for approximately one-third of the Sheriff's Office budget.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
At a meeting last week, the Gallatin County Commissioners opened four sealed bids for replacing the two bridges on Old Town Road near Three Forks. All four included a base bid for replacing the two bridges and an alternate bid for road construction and the small bridge between the two bridges. "This has been a long day coming," Kathy Thompson of Stahly Engineering told the Commission. The first bid opened was from TCA Group Inc., which had a base bid of $2,844,476 and an alternate bid of $636,990.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
The Three Forks High School Golf team did not disappoint in their annual home event. Playing at last Tuesday's Headwaters Invitational in Three Forks, the Wolves Boys' team finished in a tie for first place, and the Girls' team had many strong performances from younger players. Head Coach Aaron Harkins said it was a great tournament, weather-wise and performance-wise, at the Headwaters Golf Course.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
Voters turned down on May 6 two General Fund Mill Levies that would have increased staff salaries at the Three Forks Schools. A technology levy at Three Forks High School was also rejected. In the unofficial results from the Gallatin County Elections Office, 481 voted for and 751 voted against the $135,000 Elementary Levy. The $133,000 High School District levy failed by a vote of 458 for and 747 against. The 10-year $20,000 High School Technology Levy failed by a vote of 513 to 709.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
When Michael and Roxanne Mulder purchased the property at 275 Old Town Road in Three Forks, one of their visions was to have a community gathering place. Through their business, the Old Town Farmstand, they started to host Second Sunday Markets at the property in 2024. This year, the Sunday Markets are returning on a more regular schedule, including several events in May.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
The Three Forks High School Softball team picked up two road wins last week in Deer Lodge. In a doubleheader that had been moved to April 29 due to weather, the Lady Wolves won 25-1 and 20-2 over the Lady Wardens. "We hit from top to bottom and made only a couple of defensive mistakes," Head Coach Clay Feliciano said. In other action from the week, Three Forks lost 11-0 on May 2 in the home finale against Manhattan.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
In the second semester of his freshman year, Josh Delger transferred one of his classes from guitar to weightlifting. It would end up being a life-changing decision. A little over a month from graduation at Three Forks High School, the talented senior put an exclamation point on this chapter of his journey in the weight room by winning a national title at the recent 2025 United States Powerlifting Association Junior National Championships in New Orleans.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
The Three Forks High School Track and Field team wrapped up the regular season last week with phenomenal performances at three competitions. The Wolves opened the week on April 29 with student-athletes competing at the 2025 Midland Roundtable Top 10 in Laurel and the John Cheek Top 8 in Anaconda. Maya Noble continued her sensational sophomore campaign at the Midland Roundtable Top 10, breaking her own school record and finishing first in the pole vault at 10'6".
