PHILIPSBURG – The Granite County Board of Health discussed the preparations for businesses to reopen within the county, as well as setting new guidelines for those visiting and working at the courthouse. Mark Ransford, chairman of the Granite County Board of Health (GCBH) led an active virtual meeting Tuesday morning that saw his committee and the county discuss a number of items relating to businesses and the general safety of area residents. Perhaps the most spirited discus

PHILIPSBURG – According to a post from the Drummond Schools Facebook page, the Philipsburg Area Educational Foundation (PAEF) has announced its winners of scholarship monies for the 2020 academic year. The winners are as follows: Hall 5th grade Patriotic Essay: Mac Sigler Drummond 5th grade Patriotic Essay: Skyler Dahl Philipsburg 5th grade Patriotic Essay: Grace Parret Drummond 6th grade Philanthropic Essay: Nadja Bolotsky Philipsburg 6th grade Philanthropic Essay: Robin Wal

Granite County Sheriff's Report: April 27, 2020

DRUMMOND - You can almost smell their famous biscuits and gravy warming up already. The Wagon Wheel Restaurant will reopen Sunday morning, offering take-out service for it's first week back after closing during the COVID-19 quarantine in March. The Drummond fixture will be open from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily. Judy Sheets, owner of the establishment, said that they will open for sit-down service May 4, but will do so with only half of the restaurant's seats available to custom

Drummond Schools Agenda: April 28, 2020

Granite County COVID-19 Update: April 22, 2020

Granite County Commissioner's Agenda: April 28, 2020

Granite County Board of Health Agenda: April 28, 2020

GRANITE COUNTY - The June Primary is not far off, so now is a great time to start researching the candidates running for public office. With COVID-19 restrictions being slowly lifted in phases, the major political parties in Granite County have joined forces to sponsor an Online Candidate Forum April 30, 2020. The live forum will allow voters the opportunity to meet and question the prospective candidates for Granite County Commissioner on the Facebook Page of the Flint Creek

HELMVILLE – Starting any new business is risky. But doing it in the middle of a hundred-year pandemic, well that sounds downright crazy! But in a time where the safety of what we eat and knowing where it truly comes from seems more important every day, the Graveley family’s new venture may not be as risky as it seems. The beginnings of the business germinated late last summer when cattle prices took a huge hit. The prices had dropped from just over $2/lbs live weight in 2017