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Melody's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and human interest stories within the Stanford area of Montana. She often cites data and covers seasonal content, indicating an interest in fact-based reporting with a focus on timely events.
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By: Melody Montgomery, Judith Basin
The Stanford Town Council met on Monday, August 10, at the Stanford City Hall. Present were Mayor Chris Culbertson, Clerk Amanda Kelly, Public Works Employee Jim Dukes, and Council Members Rebecca Fischer, Julia Lillegard, and Jim Sparks.
By: Melody Montgomery, Judith Basin
With steady firefighting efforts underway, the Ant Park Fire in the Little Belt Mountains of the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest is being brought under control. Fortunately, as of August 13, firefighters have made steady progress.
By: Melody Montgomery, Miriam Baker
Fourteen-year-old Avalee Coalter, a quiet soon-to-be freshman at Hobson School, experienced outer space, showed her Italian Mastiff and horse Cash at the fair, and attended two volleyball camps this summer. Now, she is eager to become a 2026-27 high school freshman.
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By: Melody Montgomery, Judith Basin
County Attorney Joni Oja (pronounced O.J.) has been practicing law in Judith Basin County for nearly a decade, starting at Hubble Law in 2019, now Urick Law.
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By: Melody Montgomery
The start of a new year at Stanford means welcoming new staff to our school family. In the first edition of the reestablished Wolf Tracks newspaper, we highlight these wonderful additions.
By: Judith Basin, Melody Montgomery
Geyser High School senior Matauri Vincent, a standout Bearcat athlete who attends Geyser, is eager for another victorious year.
By: Judith Basin, Melody Montgomery
A fatal crash occurred north of Grass Range in Fergus County on August 30 at mile marker 56 on Montana Hwy 19. The road was dry asphalt, and neither alcohol, drugs, nor speed were suspected as factors.
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