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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
When I was a senior in college, and I don’t say how many years it took me to get to that point, I secured a reporter position at a daily newspaper. On my first day on the job, I was introduced to all the staff, including the office workers on the first floor. One of them had been with the newspaper since sometime in the 1950s. She passed retirement age long ago; she just enjoyed the job and the people and did not want to sit around bored.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
The Three Forks High School Softball team will look to get back into the win column with two home games on Saturday, April 19. The Lady Wolves (3-6) will host Florence-Carlton at 11 a.m., followed by a 3 p.m. matchup against Mission-Arlee-Charlo (MAC). Three Forks is coming off a busy week of action. They fell at home 10-4 on April 7 against Belgrade, 16-12 on April 8 against Ennis, and 14-6 on April 11 on the road at Manhattan. "It was a tough week. We are seeing some positives with the team.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
An ongoing renovation project is bringing plenty of improvements to the Three Forks Community Library. According to Library Director Jaime Ewan, they have updated all interior lighting to LED bulbs, the roof has been re-shingled, new fascia and gutters have been put up, and the overhang on the side of the building was taken down due to safety issues. Ewan and the staff have already received numerous compliments on the new lighting.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
Shortly before 10 a.m. on April 12 at the Gallatin Valley Invitational in Belgrade, a multitude of track and field athletes were beginning their preparations for the day's opening events. Among those prepping to compete was Three Forks High School Senior Cass Violett, who showed remarkable focus moments before the 3200-meter race despite the intermittent rain and a few brief minutes of hail.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
A water main replacement project is underway in the City of Three Forks. According to City Officials, the water line improvements will occur:* 2nd and 3rd Avenues E. between E. Elm and E. Neal* 4th Avenue E. between E. Elm and E. Cedar* E. Elm, E. Cedar, and E. Ash Streets between 2nd and 4th Avenues E., and E. Neal Street between E. 2nd and 3rd Avenues E.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
The ballots for the upcoming school election in Willow Creek, which the Gallatin County Elections Department will mail on April 18, will have a different general fund mill levy amount than what the school district will ask for. The Willow Creek School District announced on April 10 that school districts were given a 3% budget increase at the current Montana Legislative session, and this reduces the amount they are asking for by $9,980.99.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
The Three Forks High School Track and Field team continued a blistering start to the 2025 season with a phenomenal total of 28 person records (PRs) at the Gallatin Valley Invitational on April 12 in Belgrade. "Overall, the meet at Belgrade was fantastic. With the kids having prom that night as well, it was fantastic to see them still be able to focus on the task at hand," Head Coach Dillon Gongliewski said. For the boys' team, Gongliewski said there were 13 PRs, both season and lifetime.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
It was quite the week for the Three Forks High School Golf team. On a beautiful Montana spring day on April 7, the Wolves excelled at Green Meadow Country Club in Helena. The boys’ team finished second at the Boulder Invitational, and two golfers had rounds in the 70s. “It seems as if we found a unicorn as the weather was absolutely delightful, and the course was in great shape. A combo we don’t often get in spring golf in Montana.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
After being rescheduled twice, the St. James Healthcare Mobile Mammography Coach will finally stop in Three Forks later this month. The coach, launched in the spring of 2023, will be in Three Forks on Tuesday, April 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Three Forks Area Ambulance building at 2 E. Hickory Street. Appointments can be scheduled by calling 406-237-8899.
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threeforksvoice.com | Jack SMith |Jack Smith
In a May 6 election, The Three Forks Schools will ask voters to support General Fund Mill Levies in the Elementary and High School Districts. If approved by voters, the $135,000 Elementary and $133,000 High School District levy would be the first general fund mill levy to pass in Three Forks since 2017. The Gallatin County Elections Department will mail out ballots for the mail-only election on April 18.
