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  • Harlem Library

    Carly Vauthier|Feb 4, 2026

    We have a chocolate party coming up! On Monday, February 9th, from 4:00-6:00 come enjoy a family fun program with chocolate tastings, a baked goods decorating contest, a photo booth, vendors, and fondue! February's reading challenge is to read a mass market paperback. If you need help locating one, please swing by and we can help. Ireland has made some great displays for February. Come check out her Black History Month display, as well as Blind Date With a Book. For Blind Date With a Book, she...

  • Sip, Dance, and Support the Fair at Blaine County Brew Fest

    Dale Wilderness|Jan 28, 2026

    Get the Super Bowl weekend started off right and stop by the Blaine County Fair commercial building. The party starts at 4 pm on Saturday, the 7th of February. This year's seven-member Fair Foundation Board is presenting the 7th Annual Blaine County Brew Fest. Pay the small entry fee of $35, receive a 2026 Blaine County Fair Brew Fest commemorative glass, and take advantage of all-you-care-to-drink beer and wine till 12 am. Parents find a babysitter and make it a date night; all attendees must...

  • Harlem Library

    Carly Vauthier|Jan 28, 2026

    Set aside some time to swing by the library on Monday, February 9th, between 4:00-6:00. We’ll be having our “Love Chocolate...Love Your Library” party! This is a family friendly event where we have chocolate treats, a photo booth, vote for your favorite baked good, chocolate fondue, and vendors selling Valentine treats. Please contact us if you’d like to volunteer or be a vendor for this event. 353-2712. Just a reminder to get your January Book Challenge reads in by the end of the week. For January, we challenge you to read a book with 350 or...

  • Blaine County Library

    Jan 28, 2026

    Valentine’s Day isn’t the only reason love is in the February air— it’s also National Library Lover’s Month! The entire month of February is dedicated to celebrating libraries, librarians, book lovers and lovers of libraries. So why love your local library? Libraries are a sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life; they offer security and peace and quiet. They are also a place where you can focus, surrounded by like-minded people with the desire to acquire knowledge. The library is a community gathering place filled with book...

  • Harlem Library

    Calry Vauthier|Jan 21, 2026

    Remember to register for the upcoming virtual program Big Sky with NASA Ties: Personal Journeys Through the Solar System, with Brent Buffington & Powtawche Valerino on Monday, January 26th at 6:30 via Zoom. The link to register is: https://tinyurl.com/BigSkyNASA. The Library Board of Trustees will me next week at 4:30 on Wednesday, January 28th. See agenda attached. The public is welcome to attend. The book challenge for January is to read a book with 350 or more pages. Once you’ve completed that, let us know so we can get your name in the d...

  • Blaine County Library

    Jan 21, 2026

    The Blaine County Library Board of Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting Monday January 26th at 4:30 p.m. in the library meeting room. It’s hard to believe we are almost at the end of another month. There is still time to learn about a new hobby or brush up on an old one, by checking out a book from the January display table. Book club will finally be starting again. We have the first kit, and the books are ready to check out. Staff and volunteers looked at the list of book club kits available, and then we chose the one with the most...

  • Innovative Newsletter Will Circulate Information Regarding Veterans

    Donna Miller|Jan 14, 2026

    A local veteran in Chinook has initiated a newsletter campaign for the purpose of information sharing. The campaign proposes not only to recognize the work of local veterans groups, such as VFW Post 4620, American Legion Post 48, and their two Auxiliary units, but also to alert people to important military holidays, historical dates, and upcoming events that affect and involve veterans. In addition to information distribution, the newsletter, Vet News will contain activities such as word searche...

  • Harlem Library

    Calry Vauthier|Jan 14, 2026

    How do you value your library, or what do you most value about your library? We'd love to know! If you have a library story, please email us at: harlemlib@live.com. The library will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Monday, January 19th. Please mark your calendars for an exciting virtual program. In partnership with the Montana Library Network, the library will host "Big Sky With NASA Ties" on Monday, January 26th, at 6:30 pm. Two engineers with Montana connections,...

  • Blaine County Library

    Jan 7, 2026

    It’s hard to believe that another year has passed and a new one is upon us. Carsey’s book display for January is “New Year/New Hobby” and is full of a wide variety of crafts and activities to help you move forward and learn something new. We have a couple of non-fiction books ready this week to guide you in your quest for self-improvement. “The Joy of Solitude: How to Reconnect with Yourself in an Overconnected World” by Robert Coplan is a science-backed guide exploring how solitude can enhance mental health, creativity, and relationshi...

  • Harlem Library

    Jan 7, 2026

    Happy New Year from the Harlem Public Library! Help us kick it off by joining The Book Club, a weekly adult reading group that meets Mondays at 4:00. They’re currently reading The Girl Who Wrote In Silk by Kelli Estes. It’s not too late to join! Also this week, with support of Aaniiih Nakoda College, we will host a basic computer skills class on Thursday, January 8th, at 6:00 pm. No prior knowledge needed, and the class is free. Contact the library to sign up, 353-2712. Our weekly children’s programming will continue with After School Squad on...

  • Blaine County 2025: A Year of Community, Growth, and Celebration

    BCJ News|Jan 7, 2026

    9 was a year full of milestones, achievements, and memorable moments across Blaine County. From Chinook to Turner, Harlem, and Hays-Lodge Pole, communities came together to honor tradition, celebrate accomplishments, and embrace both local history and the future. Below are the top two most read stories of each month in 2025. January 1, 2025 Milk River Churches of Chinook Celebrated Joint Christmas Eve Worship By Steve Edwards The Milk River Churches continued their joint Christmas Eve tradition at Chinook Methodist Church. Led by Certified...

  • Harlem Library

    Carly Vauthier|Dec 31, 2025

    The library will be open normal hours today, 12:00-6:00. Closed tomorrow and Friday. Here's the 2026 Book Challenge for those who want to be involved! All ages may participate, simply read the category of book for each month and let the librarians know when you've completed each task. Also, we will be hosting a beginner's computer class, set to take place on January 8th. Keep an eye out for more information. Have a safe and healthy New Year! Carly Vauthier Harlem Public Libra...

  • Local Youth Perform Kipling Classic

    Donna Miller|Dec 24, 2025

    Following a week of rehearsals, the Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT) supported nearly 40 local students in presenting The Jungle Book, an original musical adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's classic. Directed by MCT Tour Actor/Directors Alex Webster and Pablo Fulbrook, the cast performed in Chinook High School's Lloyd Sweet Auditorium on Saturday, December 13. Giving life to the story, the local cast consisted of several colorfully reenacted characters. Bentley Hallett played the role of Mowgli...

  • Harlem Library

    Carly Vauthier|Dec 24, 2025

    The library will have special holiday hours the rest of the week. Today, we'll be open 9:00-2:00; Closed Thursday and Friday. And next week we'll have regular hours Monday-Wednesday, then will be closed Thursday and Friday. We want to wish our communities happy holidays! We are grateful for you!...

  • Blaine County Library

    Dec 24, 2025

    The library staff would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The library will be open from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. Wednesday December 24th and will be closed Thursday December 25th in observance of Christmas. We will be open regular hours on Friday December 26th, 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. We have a nice assortment of holiday themed books on the display table, so whether you like mysteries, romances, or something in between you will find a book to enjoy. We have a variety of new books available this week. A Bloom of Bones...

  • Harlem Elementary Christmas Program

    Dec 24, 2025

    The art teacher Rhawnee Hopkins at Harlem Elementary school made a backdrop for their Christmas program. There are homes, shops, the Empire State Building, McDonalds among many others. They then hung lights all across them to make it look even more like a city....

  • Harlem Library

    Carly Vauthier|Dec 17, 2025

    Have you ever wondered what a day in the life of a librarian looks like? Let me list a handful of things I’ve done so far today: -I filled out a claim -Notarized 2 separate documents for 2 different patrons -Kept the library open for access to computers and printers -Checked on where my order was for our next batch of books -Scanned & emailed a document for a patron -Took 2 separate sales calls -Worked on a flyer And those were just the things I got done between checking books in and out, and not to mention all the work Ireland has done t...

  • How the Story of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer came to be

    Dec 17, 2025

    A man named Bob May, depressed and brokenhearted, stared out his drafty apartment window into the chilling December night. His 4-year-old daughter Barbara sat on his lap quietly sobbing. Bob's wife, Evelyn, was dying of cancer. Little Barbara couldn't understand why her mommy could never come home. Barbara looked up into her dad's eyes and asked, "Why isn't Mommy just like everybody else's Mommy?" Bob's jaw tightened and his eyes welled with tears. Her question brought waves of grief, but also of anger. It had been the story of Bob's life....

  • Lettie Makes Her Turkey Trot Debut in Woodinville

    Steve Edwards|Dec 10, 2025

    ritten using an Artificial Intelligence (AI) program. Visiting our family in Washington state I learned some about Artificial Intelligence. I asked my grandson-in-law, Avery, if he would show me how to use AI to write a story. The following story is based on a one paragraph request I made online with only minimal details about the people and the event. To me this new technology is amazing...and scary. WOODINVILLE, Washington. - Thanksgiving morning dawned cold and bright in Woodinville, as...

  • Harlem Library

    Calry Vauthier|Dec 10, 2025

    Thank you to any and all who helped or participated in any way during the Friends’ Wine & Cheese Event! Stop by the library tomorrow evening any time between 4:30-7:00, we will be open during the Jubilee. A reminder that we will be taking breaks from After School Squad and Lego Club until January. December’s book challenge is to read a book involving some sort of game. Christmas books featured this week include: Miss Winter in the Library With a Knife by Martin Edwards The Christmas Stranger by Richard Paul Evans A Sea Glass Christmas by Dav...

  • Blaine County Library

    Dec 10, 2025

    With the month of December full of holidays and cold weather, our book display includes all things winter. Come find a cozy winter mystery or a happy Christmas tale, including new books by Karen Kingsbury and Richard Paul Evans. For those readers who enjoy a little more “shiver” come check out Patricia Cornwell’s new book Sharp Force. This is the 29th book in the series, following Kay Scarpetta investigating a serial killer known as the Phantom Slasher. Another exciting new book is Return of the Spider, which is a companion novel to James Patte...

  • Missoula Children's Theatre Comes to Chinook Next Week

    Donna Miller|Dec 3, 2025

    In a week-long residency from December 8 through December 13, the Missoula Children’s Theatre (MCT) Red Truck Tour will be in Chinook to stage a performance of The Jungle Book. Auditions will be held on Monday, December 8 beginning at 4:00 p.m. in Chinook High School’s Lloyd Sweet Auditorium. Those auditioning should plan to stay for approximately two hours. Some of the cast members may also be asked to remain for a rehearsal immediately following auditions. With approximately 50-60 roles available for local students, youth in grades K-12 are...

  • Harlem Library

    Calry Vauthier|Dec 3, 2025

    Happy December, all! Tonight is the night of the Wine & Cheese Event, hosted by the Friends of the Library. No more tickets will be sold, but you may purchase them at the door tonight at 6:00 for $15. Next week, we have the Jubilee coming up on Thursday, December 11th, from 4:30-7:00. Stop in the library to warm up and possibly visit a special guest. The Book Challenge for December is to read a book that involves some kind of game. When you’ve read a book in that category, let us know, and we’ll put you in the drawing for a $10 gift cer...

  • Harlem Library

    Carly Vauthier|Nov 26, 2025

    Happy Thanksgiving week! We have tons of good things for you to gobble up at the library. We will be closed tomorrow, 11/27, and Friday, 11/28. But there are ways to access our resources straight from home. First, check out our website at www.harlempubliclibrary.org. You’ll find all of our programming information, our services provided, and other beneficial resources at your fingertips. Download and read/listen to ebooks/audiobooks from the Libby app. You simply need your library card number, and 1000s of books are ready to be consumed. For fre...

  • Harlem Library

    Carly Vauthier|Nov 19, 2025

    We’d like to thank everyone who attended the Chris La Tray program last week, as well as the Blaine County Museum and MAPS Media Institute, and Chris himself. We’re happy to bring intelligent, relevant speakers to our area. Mark your calendars! The Friends of the Library’s Wine & Cheese Event will take place Wednesday, December 3rd, from 6:00-8:00 pm. Adults ages 21 and older can pick up their tickets for $10 at the library beforehand. Otherwise, they will be $15 at the door. The theme for this year is “Believe.” Join us for a fun evening o...

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