Dillon Tribune

10/08/2025

A dispute over whether a six-foot-fence should have been permitted appears to be over, with no city meetings scheduled to discuss the issue.

10/01/2025

Businesses, churches and residents in the Dillon community have rallied to support the family of seven-year-old Enoch Haworth, who was killed while riding his bicycle Sept. 23.

10/01/2025

Montana Western (4–1) showcased their high powered passing attack in a 41–21 victory over Dickinson State (2–3) on Saturday in a non clash. Despite holding the ball for only 18 minutes and being outgained on the ground, the Bulldogs executed explosi…

Montana Western (4–1) showcased their high powered passing attack in a 41–21 victory over Dickinson State (2–3) on Saturday in a non clash. Despite holding the ball for only 18

09/24/2025

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A Nevada man and University of Montana Western student is charged with felony negligent homicide from a car crash that resulted in the death of a seven-year-old Dillon boy.

A Nevada man and University of Montana Western student is charged with felony negligent homicide from a car crash that resulted in the death of a seven-year-old Dillon boy.

09/24/2025

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A child was killed in a collision with a vehicle last night in Dillon.

A child was killed in a collision with a vehicle last night in Dillon.

09/24/2025

The Montana Western Bulldogs hit the road this week and walked away with a solid 35-21 victory over Rocky Mountain College in Billings. The Dawgs showed improvements across the board, most notably in the run game, racking up 148 rushing yards with J…

The Montana Western Bulldogs hit the road this week and walked away with a solid 35-21 victory over Rocky Mountain College in Billings. The Dawgs showed improvements across the board,

09/24/2025

Dillon City Council deadlocked on whether to promote Acting Police Chief Joel Stewart as the department’s new chief last week, punting the decision back to the police commission.

09/17/2025

The Montana Board of Public Education conducted one of their meetings in Dillon last week, taking over the Dillon Middle School Board Room for sessions Thursday and Friday. The group, appointed by the governor and approved by the legislature, aligns…

The Montana Board of Public Education conducted one of their meetings in Dillon last week, taking over the Dillon Middle School Board Room for sessions Thursday and Friday. The group,

09/17/2025

The Montana Western volleyball team, coming off of their best season in school history, started a little slow this year with a 2-6 record through two early season tournaments. Over the past two weeks Western has spiked Frontier Conference opposition…

The Montana Western volleyball team, coming off of their best season in school history, started a little slow this year with a 2-6 record through two early season tournaments. Over

09/10/2025

With exciting changes in Helena with the Montana Heritage Center, the Montana Historical Society decided it was time to reunite an old artifact loaned to the group from the Beaverhead Museum back to its original home. That news excited Ron Loge, a r…

With exciting changes in Helena with the Montana Heritage Center, the Montana Historical Society decided it was time to reunite an old artifact loaned to the group from the Beaverhead

09/10/2025

After a tough Week 1 loss to Montana Tech, Montana Western roared back in emphatic fashion with a 52-0 shutout over Montana State-Northern on Saturday. The Bulldogs were firing on all cylinders, showcasing a high-powered offense and a relentless def…

After a tough Week 1 loss to Montana Tech, Montana Western roared back in emphatic fashion with a 52-0 shutout over Montana State-Northern on Saturday. The Bulldogs were firing on

09/03/2025

Tanner Laws, who grew up in Thompson Falls, is an engineering graduate from Montana Tech who opted to quit his engineering job and pursue a musical career full time. He first sketched out a career map an then he took the proverbial bull by the horns…

Tanner Laws, who grew up in Thompson Falls, is an engineering graduate from Montana Tech who opted to quit his engineering job and pursue a musical career full time. He