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Still no decision on county airportCommissioners ask for more info on potential airport improvements By Michael Howell The Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) of options for improvements at the Ravalli County Airport has been worked up, worked over, and now is being worked over a little bit again by the consulting firm Morrison-Maierle Inc. More... Olde Coffee Mill - starting second decade with leap of faithBy Victoria Howell
Septage waste land application planned west of StevensvilleBy Michael Howell The Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is seeking public input on a proposal for the land application of septage and grease trap wastes on private ranchland northwest of Stevensville. More... Stevi revenue shortfall prompts planned pool closureBy Michael Howell A decision to not open the town pool this year and reallocating some police department grant money were the means by which the Stevensville Town Council balanced the General Fund. More...
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The Olde Coffee Mill – coffee shop, bakery, deli – is one of the businesses that gives Stevensville its unique identity, a landmark gathering place frequented by a clientele that runs the gamut of Stevensville’s inhabitants. Bright, often noisy, filled with mouth-watering aromas, and referred to by most of the regulars simply as “Ginny’s”, the Olde Coffee Mill has filled a niche in downtown Stevensville for more than a decade. Owner Ginny Horning has also been working on fulfillment of her personal dream of combining her twin interests – cooking and community – into a successful business. And while she’s had her share of challenges, Ginny is facing the next decade head on, with an expanded name – Olde Coffee Mill & Company – and big plans to expand her business.
