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2011-12 Local History Projects America's West and America's East: Strater, Bowdoin, Wagner Damit! Little Town Big Heart: The Story of Wagner Extra! Extra! Read All About It The Story about the Love and Hardship of Jovejoy Montana Untold Stories of Moonshine: Black Market Mountain Dew Phillips County Courthouse The Green 100 Sparking Gold Voltage M-ette Basketball: Turning the "Me" into "We"   T & J's Take on MJ's   Teenagers and Tiaras   Traditions Born: 60's and 70's Mustang Football Any questions or comments on these stories should be directed to the following:   Ms. Cary, Mr. Bleth

2010-11 Local History Projects History of Big Horn Sheep Will the Sleeping Buffalo be Able to Rest? Malta's Oldest Hotel Moonshine in Phillips County Homesteaders of the 1900s The Unthinkable Leedy: Montana's Atlantis Long X Ranch: Where the Cowboys Roam Old Rural Schools Unusual Fires of Phillips County Six Feet Under Malta Entertainment The Loring Murders Boots, Books, and One Small Room Way Back When Malta's North Side: Ugland Addition Untold Tales of Trafton Park St. Mary's School Southern Phillips County Schools Phillips County Fair: Montana's Longest Running Fair The Spirit and History of M-ette Basketball The Itcaina Family Sheep Herding Large Plans, Larger Accomplishments Front Street Fred Robinson Bridge: Spanning the Big Muddy Fort Browing: A Short Lived Indian Agency     Any questions or comments on these stories should be directed to the following:   Ms. Cary, Mr. Henry, Mr. Bleth

The efforts of the students involved in the Malta Local History Project are not meant to project complete exactness of facts or the perfect example of grammatical accuracy. Rather it is a project meant to of course attempt those ideals, but more importantly to encourage our students to explore their community, to investigate their local history, interact with older citizens, and to above all, learn to cherish the record and uniqueness of the place they call home.