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About Ronan, MT

Ronan is a city in Lake County on the Flathead Indian Reservation, home of two Salish-speaking tribes. In the shadow of the Mission Mountains, the city is 12 miles south of Flathead Lake in the northwestern part of the state. Major employers include the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, Jore Corporation, and St. Luke Healthcare. Students attend the Ronan-Pablo School District 30. A local attraction, the National Bison Range, is home to more than 300 buffalo as well as elk, bighorn sheep, and even black bears. This national wildlife refuge holds an annual International Migratory Bird Day, featuring a full slate of talks and guided walks. Rick Jore, a member of the Montana House of Representatives, is a famous resident.

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Don Aadsen Ford, a Ford dealer in Ronan, Montana offers new Ford Cars, Crossovers, SUVs, Trucks, Commercial Trucks online at http://www.donaadsenford.com. Search for all new 2013 and 2014 Ford, inc...Read More…
Beverly J. Luedtke is a real estate agent in Ronan, Montana . She is recognized as a leader in customer satisfaction and will help you buy or sell a home today. Beverly J. Luedtke will definitely f...Read More…
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Have you been looking for storage solutions that are both reliable and affordable? At S & K Self Storage, finding the space you need at a cost you can afford is simple. Located in Pablo, MT, th...Read More…
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Carquest Auto Parts - Carquest Auto Parts of Ronan is located at 63897 US Hwy 93, Ronan, MT. This business specializes in Auto Parts.Read More…
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Finding a trustworthy and reliable real estate agency or realtor can be difficult when looking to buy or sell property. For more than 15 years, Wright Real Estate Co. in Ronan, MT, has provided the...Read More…
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Providence St. Joseph Medical Clinic - Ronan is located at 63351 US Highway 93 South, Ronan, MT. This business specializes in Doctors & Clinics.Read More…
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Crafts Sandwich Shop & Cakes

5.0

By Gedeon LaFarge

I came here due to the recommendation of one of my friends. I'm glad they led me here! I am so satisfied with what I've got and would also want to recommend this place to every cake lovers! ...read more

Mission Valley Senior Citizens Center

5.0

By Alberta Blake Nutrition Director

Mission Valley Senior Center across from St Luke’s Hospital in Ronan MT. Where at Noon Monday, Wednesday and Friday you can fill your tummy with a hot Homestyle meal for $4.00 if you’re over 60, $5.00 if under 60 and kids under 10 are just $3.00. Our night out supper is the second Tuesday of each month at 5:00 pm for just $5.00. Stop by for a monthly menu. Join in activities during the week, make new friends, visit with old friend, play Pool or cards, work on your crafts projects while visiting with others, help with our ongoing jigsaw puzzles, enjoy our “take and leave” library, end your week with BINGO for just 5 cents a card. Grab a friend and come join us. ...read more

Sam Cates Construction LLC

5.0

By jimhenders0nn

Thank you for building our home! Your constant updates kept me calm and gave me confidence that we will be able to complete construction on time and on budget. ...read more

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Giles Conway-Gordon

Giles Conway-Gordon Giles Conway-Gordon Ronan, MT 59864-8726 Phone: 4066442046 Contact Email: info@gilescogo.com Keywords: Business Service ...read more

By Giles Conway-Gordon July 23, 2014

Local Western Montana food coop gathers steering committee

 Valley Journal Jason Moore of Get Well Montana explains online co-op benefits to the audience during his presentation Aug. 31. Moore recently traveled to Oklahoma, where he toured a successful co-op that serves more than 5,000 people. Mike Moore • Wed, Sep 14, 2011 RONAN - A demand for fresh, local food is on the rise around the country. As the Nation’s economy continues to struggle, Montanans have ideas for providing a local co-op for the area would provide more jobs and income for the community. Many local food producers believe that by starting a local co-op, a large amount of revenue could stay in the valley, providing jobs, and access to fresh, healthy food. The Mission Valley has a rich heritage of producing large numbers of crops annually to be shipped outside our Lake County borders. For the last year, Jason Moore and Karl Sutton at Mission Mountain Food Enterprises and Get Well Montana, have been working nonstop to find a way to keep local foods here, and to also keep the money spent on those goods in the area. On Wednesday, Aug. 31, Sutton and Moore hosted a dinner at the Mission Mountain Market in Ronan to see how many community members were interested in starting a steering committee for a revolutionary online consumer food cooperative for the Mission Valley through an organization called “Get Well Montana.” As a co-op, the business would be governed by the owners, and democratically owned. “I never expected this large of a crowd,” Sutton said as he welcomed more than 30 interested people from as far north as the Flathead Valley. There were also special guests from Florida and California, who came to learn more about local food cooperatives and take information back to their own communities.READ FULL STORY HERE ...read more

By Montana Co-Op Farm To Home Service April 15, 2012

What kind of items will be found @ Montana Co-op Farm To Home?

When is the Montana Co-op website with the on-line store going to be available? According to our plan, and through the financial assistance of the members and the State, we hope to have our first orders available for the end of the harvest season this year. Why do you need me to be a member? The strength for this business is the buying power of the people who will be owners and have a vested interest in the Co-op’s success.   Will the Montana Co-op be selling food with chemicals?No, if it’s not good for our members, we will not sell it.  The Montana Co-op has strict standards to ensure quality food and handling.  We’re primarily leaning towards natural, organic, fresh food. What kind of items will be sold through the Montana Co-op? Here is an example of items being sold through the successful Oklahoma Co-op.  Over 4000 food and non-food items, 5000 consumer members and 32 community drop points: Food - 2315 items (50 new) Bakery - 208 items (16 new) Beverages - 156 items Candy/Fudge - 20 items (2 new) Canned Foods - 24 items Condiments - 28 items Dairy and Eggs - 119 items Entrees - 283 items Fruits - 1 item Gift Baskets and Boxes - 55 items Grains and Flours - 30 items Herbs - 15 items (5 new) Holiday Foods - 19 items Jam and Jelly - 83 items Meats - 828 items (17 new) Natural Sweeteners - 18 items Nuts - 72 items Pantry - 48 items Poultry - 63 items Prepared Foods (Refrigerated/Frozen) - 7 items Side Dishes - 136 items Vegetables - 102 items (10 new)Home - 1757 items (16 new) Apparel - Men - 61 items Apparel - Women - 112 items (1 new) Art - 146 items Baby - 32 items Bath and Beauty - 378 items (1 new) Books - 14 items Children - 77 items Classes - 8 items Events - 5 items Fiber Arts - 86 items (1 new) Fishing Supplies - 0 items Health - 15 items Holiday - 161 items (9 new) Home Care and Comfort - 57 items Home Decor - 19 items (2 new) Jewelry - 104 items Kitchen - 18 items Laundry Care - 18 items Music and Media - 7 items Paper Arts - 298 items (2 new) Pet Care - 63 items Scented Home - 78 items Stained Glass - 0 items Garden - 441 items (12 new) Farming Supplies - 0 items Garden Helpers - 15 items (1 new) Growing - 1 item Live Plants - 309 items (11 new) Seeds - 116 items   ...read more

By Montana Co-Op Farm To Home Service April 15, 2012