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Deer and elk permit application deadline is April 1 HELENA – The new license year opens March 1, which means that is the day you can buy your 2024 hunting, fishing and conservation licenses and begin applying for permits and special licenses. The deadline to apply for deer and elk permits is April 1.   Applications for most species – deer, elk, antelope, deer B licenses, elk B licenses, antelope B licenses, moose, sheep, goat, bison, bear, turkey – can be made beginning March 1.  A new online feature this year is the option for applicants to reapply for the same offerings as last year with just a simple click, eliminating the need to search through previous applications. Hunters and anglers can buy licenses and apply for permits on the FWP website beginning at 5 a.m. on March 1; click on “Buy and Apply.” Most FWP offices will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.   Click here to watch a video tutorial for Montana residents on how to buy and apply for licenses and permits online. Click here to watch a video tutorial for nonresidents on how to buy and apply for licenses and permits online.    The licensing call center will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. from March 1 through April 1; after April 1, the hours will return to 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The call center can be reached at 406-444-2950.  This year FWP produced clearer information for hunters on bonus points and how they are used. Remember:  A bonus point is an extra chance for a hunter to draw a license or permit in a Montana drawing.   Preference points are used only for drawing Nonresident Combination Licenses. Preference points move you ahead in line for the drawing. If you are a Montana resident, preference points don’t apply to you.   For more information on bonus points, preference points and other important licensing topics, go to fwp.mt.gov/buyandapply/hunting-licenses .  Hunters and anglers can also take advantage of the MyFWP mobile app. The app holds and displays licenses, permits and E-Tags, which can be downloaded and used in the field without cell service. To create a My FWP account, visit the MyFWP login page .     Tips and reminders   Don’t wait until the last day to apply.  If you’re applying for a special license or permit, you will need to have a valid email address. Make sure to doublecheck the regulations before applying. Some permit/licenses have changed.  The Online Licensing System is available from 5 a.m. to 11:45 p.m.  Everyone 12 and older needs a Conservation License to access most state lands, including fishing access sites, wildlife management areas and wildlife habitat protection areas (WHPA). Montana State Parks do not require a Conservation License.   A separate and rotating moose, bighorn sheep or mountain goat SuperTag lottery for resident hunters will be conducted annually. Montana residents will receive one free chance in the lottery for every General Elk or General Deer License purchased.    Application deadlines    Smith River Super Permit – March 22  Paddlefish (white tag) – March 22   Deer and Elk Special Permits – April 1 Special Licenses – June 1   Bighorn Sheep – May 1   Bison – May 1   Moose – May 1   Mountain Goat –May 1   Antelope – June 1   SuperTags Antelope, Bighorn Sheep, Bison, Deer, Elk, Moose, Mountain Goat, and Mountain Lion –July 1   Mountain Lion Special Licenses – July 22   For more information on Montana hunting licenses and permits, go to fwp.mt.gov/buyandapply/hunting-licenses .

GARDINER – Game wardens with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks are seeking information on a suspected poaching near Mol Heron and Cinnabar creeks northwest of Gardiner.   Game wardens recovered a dead wolf that is believed to be involved in a suspected poaching incident that occurred on Jan. 27 around mid-day.  Anyone with possible information about this incident is encouraged to visit myfwp.mt.gov/fwpPub/tipmont to provide details or call the FWP violation reporting hot line at 1-800-TIP-MONT. Informants may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.

Lindsey Branch, UMW Sports Information HELENA, Mont. – Jordan Sweeney from Montana Western has been selected as the final Erck Hotels Women's Basketball Player of the Week of the season. The award is her second of the season. Sweeney led Montana Western to a pair of wins in the final week of the regular season. She averaged 33.0 points per game while shooting 57.9 percent from the field. In addition, Sweeney averaged 5.0 made threes per game on 62.5 percent from beyond the arc. In the Bulldogs 73-63 win over Montana Tech, Sweeney scored 23 points while adding six rebounds and eight assists. The senior then scored a Frontier season-high 43 points by going 7 of 11 from three in an 86-73 win at Rocky Mountain. She also had four rebounds and four assists in the regular season finale. Sweeney broke her previous career-high in the game as well as the Montana Western single-game scoring record after she scored 43 points in the game. The previous record of 40 points was set by Brianna King back in the 2017-18 season against Menlo College. With her total, she breaks 1,000 career points in the win, a total that she surpasses in just her second year with the Bulldogs.

Lindsey Branch, UMW Sports Information GREAT FALLS, Mont. -   The 2024 Frontier Conference Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament, presented by First Interstate Bank, will be held in Great Falls, Mont. The event will occur at Pacific Steel & Recycling Arena from February 29-March 2. The tournament will feature all six teams from the Frontier. The top two finishers in the regular season standings receive an opening-round bye. First-round games will feature the No. 4-seed facing the No. 5-seed, while the No. 3-seed will play the No. 6-seed. Those first-round games will be played on February 29. The two semifinal games will take place on March 1. The two semifinal winners will play in the championship game on March 2. The Frontier Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament winner will receive an automatic bid to the NAIA Opening Round. General Tournament Information Tickets:  Tickets for the Frontier Conference Basketball Championships can be purchased at the gate at the Four Seasons Arena. Ticket Prices are $15 per day, and cover the cost of all games each day. Watch:  All games will be streamed  here.   Live Stats:                Men's Games:  click here.                Women's Games:  click here. Game Times: Men's Basketball vs. MSU-Northern 1PM Women's Basketball vs Montana Tech 7PM Tournament Information: Men's Tournament Central Women's Tournament Central

Tuesday February 27th , 2024 at 7:00 P.M. City Council Chambers ZONING COMMISSION Regular Meeting Agenda 1. Call To Order 2. Review and Approval of the Minutes of the January 23rd , 2024 Regular Meeting and February 13th , 2024 Public Hearing 3. Director of Operations Report a. Public Comment will be taken after discussion of items 4 -8 by the Zoning Commission; followed by final discussion by the zoning commission; and final vote by the commission if necessary. 4. Applications for Zoning Compliance Certificates for Review: COU2024-01 Reiser 524 S Atlantic Duplex 5. Set Public Hearing Date for CUP2024-01 6. Finding of Fact on Annexation and Zoning Designation on UM Western Athletic Field 7. Review/Update Zoning Fees 8. Discuss Temporary Use Permit and Fee 9. Public Comment on Items of Significant Public Interest Not on the Agenda and Within the Jurisdiction of the Zoning Commission. 10. Adjournment PLEASE NOTE: A Zoom link is available. Join the meeting with Zoom ID: 770-316-6528, allowing permission for mic and camera (if using a computer go to https://zoom.us/j/7703166528 ) and use Passcode 4245. zoning Commission Members: Tim Stoker, Raymond Graham, Russ Schwandt; Mike Watson, Justin Rooley

FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING February 29, 2024 9:00 AM ~ AGENDA ~ 1. Approval of February 2024 Claims 2. Public Comment on Items of Significant Public Interest Not on The Agenda And Within The Jurisdiction of The City 3. Adjournment Committee Members: Russ Schwandt, Chairperson Dan Nye Anneliese Ripley

Saturday February 24th and Sunday the 25th the Wisdom Airport was the place to be as the 14th annual Big Valley Skijoring was held. Racers competed in a 900ft course that consisted of jumps, turns, and catching a ring as they are pulled behind a horse. Besides focusing on these obstacles, the skier also must make sure they have the proper amount of slack on the rope to help turn and navigate the course. Racers and spectators also took part in a Calcutta held Saturday night at Fetty’s and on Sunday the awards ceremony was held at Fetty’s. The skijoring event is a fundraiser that helps with the BHVA Veterans and Horses event as well as other community efforts. A full list of participants and placings can be found below.

Lindsey Branch, UMW Sports Information photo credit Terri Haverfield BILLINGS, Mont. –  The Montana Western women's basketball team (16-12, 8-7) closed out the regular season this afternoon with a road win over the Rocky Mountain College Battlin' Bears (15-12, 4-11) by a final score of 86-73. Jordan Sweeney broke her previous career-high in a game and the Montana Western single-game scoring record after she scored 43 points in the game. The previous record of 40 points was set by Brianna King back in the 2017-18 season against Menlo College.  "Jordan was an unstoppable force for us today. But it was a full team effort win. Our ladies did a great job moving the ball and found advantages" Head Coach Britt Cooper said. With her total, she breaks 1,000 career points in the win, a total that she surpasses in just her second year with the Bulldogs. She joins teammate Shainy Mack this season who previously surpassed 1,000 career points earlier this year. How it Happened A jumper for Sweeney got the contest started before Rocky would jump out to a 9-6 lead in the first four minutes of the ball game. Maddy Moy found the bucket on three straight attempts and got Western back out in front to push them out to a 17-13 lead heading into the second quarter. Sweeney continued to lead the Bulldogs, rattling off five three-pointers in the second quarter and putting the Bulldogs out to a 44-32 lead at the half. It was Sweeney again who kept the Bulldogs out in front, hitting 6-6 from the free throw line and creating enough space to take a 66-54 lead into the fourth. Payton Hagy's three-pointer stretched the UMW lead out to 13 points with 8:14 remaining in the game. Despite the surge, Rocky found success behind a quick 5-0 run and cut the lead back to eight. Sweeney hit her sixth three of the contest and Keke Davis followed with a layup, giving Western another 13-point lead into the final four minutes of the ball game. The Battlin' Bears gave it their best shot, but were unable to grab enough momentum to swing the score in their favor. Western took the win by a final score of 86-73. Notables The Bulldogs finish off the regular conference slate with an overall record of 16-12 and a conference record of 8-7. Today's win is the 100th victory over the Battlin' Bears since 1971 and the Bulldogs' seventh straight victory over RMC. Sweeney led all scorers, putting up a whopping 43 points on a 14-22 shooting performance and a perfect 8-8 from the charity stripe. She also hit seven threes in the game, tying the single game conference three-point record that teammate Joelnell Momberg set previously this year. Moy followed up with 11 points and a team high seven rebounds. Mack added 11 points, five rebounds, four assists, and a steal. Up Next Montana Western finishes the regular season with a 16-12 record and enters the Frontier Conference tournament as the number three seed following an 8-7 conference record. They will now take on Montana Tech on Feb. 29 at 7pm. With a win, the Bulldogs will return to the court on March 1. All tournament games will be held at the Four Seasons Arena in Great Falls, Mont. Click here to view the full tournament page.

Lindsey Branch, UMW Sports Information photo credit Terri Haverfield BILLINGS, Mont. –  The Montana Western men's basketball team (13-15, 6-9) closed out conference play on a high note after they defeated Rocky Mountain College (12-16, 3-12) by a final score of 73-64 in a road contest. "Really proud of our guys for getting a win on the road. We have to build and learn from this going into the tournament" Head Coach Patrick Jensen said. Four Bulldogs scored in double-digits in today's game, with Jalyn Stepney leading the way with 24 points. How it Happened Rocky Mountain was the first to take an early edge in the duel, pushing out to a 10-6 lead early in the game. A layup from Quincy Taylor and a jumper from Stepney rounded out the score and kept the Bulldogs tight with RMC. With just over ten minutes to play in the first half, Michael Haverfield hit a three-pointer to give Western their largest lead thus far at 16-12. Rocky fought back and the two teams continued to battle for position down to the final three minutes of the half. Riding a 7-0 scoring run that featured a three from Taylor and a pair of buckets from Stepney, the Bulldogs were able to grab a 33-29 lead heading into the half. Western wasted little time from the start of the second half and rode a 10-0 scoring run to a 14-point lead. Rocky Mountain kept working to cut into the Bulldog lead, bringing the score back to as much as a five-point deficit. In spite of the comeback, Haverfield hit back-to-back threes with under three minutes on the clock for the Bulldogs to keep the Bulldog men out by an arm's reach through the remainder of the game. UMW took the win by a final score of 73-64. Notables The Bulldogs finish off the regular conference slate with an overall record of 6-9 heading into the Frontier Conference tournament. UMW kept ahold of the lead for just shy of thirty minutes in today's game. They held the edge early and took as much as a 14-point lead in the second half. Stepney led all scorers with 24 points after going 11-17 from the field. He also led with six rebounds and a pair of steals. Haverfield followed with 13 points after hitting three for six from the arc. Taylor and Abi Adedo each also hit double-digits in scoring. Taylor totaled 12 points and Adedo added 10. Up Next Montana Western finishes the regular season with a 13-15 record and enters the Frontier Conference tournament as the number four seed following a 6-9 conference record. They will take on MSU-Northern on Feb. 29 at 1pm. With a win, the Bulldogs will return to the court on March 1. All tournament games will be held at the Four Seasons Arena in Great Falls, Mont. Click here to view the full tournament page.

Emotions are running high as graduation looms for a group of high school seniors, who all scramble to overcome last minute challenges before getting their diplomas. Everything goes awry as best friends find they weren't accepted into the same college, school news anchors struggle with their feelings for one another, and a choir girl attempts to step out of her shell. For these "Firebirds," their lives may just be beginning, but they must first tackle some unfinished business in this funny, heartfelt homage to high school.  The play will be performed by the BCHS drama club and directed by Ellie Currey and Luke Lewis. Performances will be held in the BCHS auditorium at 7pm on Friday March 1st, and 2pm and 7pm on Saturday, March 2. Tickets are $7/adults $4/kids under 18, and free to all BCHS students and staff. Rated PG.

Beaverhead Search and Rescue News Submitted by Mel Rice-Public Relations   On the 27th of January, several SAR members from the Beaverhead Search and Rescue, Ruby Valley, and Madison SAR units worked together on an avalanche training scenario.  The training took place in Alder Gulch outside of Virginia City. The two day training began with a refresher on avalanches Friday evening, January 26.  Topics discussed during the refresher were: avalanche fundamentals, anatomy of an avalanche, pre-trip, traveling into avalanche terrain, arriving on an avalanche scene, and searching with beacons and probe poles.  On Saturday, January 27, the training involved hands on experience setting up a true to life scenario using the ICS system, AIR Ops, Division Field command, SAR team structure.  Teams were deployed to an avalanche search area.  Practical experience was gained using search procedures and protocol with avalanche beacons, probe poles, and shovels.  Other scene management tools used were: hypothermia management, packaging patients,  and transporting patients from remote locations to a helicopter LZ ( landing zone).   With the help of the helicopter crew experience was gained in how to load patients onto a Life Flight Helicopter.  The helicopter flight crew also gave instructions on helicopter approach and safe loading protocol.  While search teams practiced search techniques on the ground, civil air patrol flew overhead acting as a communication repeater out of the remote back country. Members of your Beaverhead Search and Rescue participating in the training event were: Adam Norlander, Evan Helle, Weston Helle, Alex Dunn, Jamie Trivette, Joe Reyes, and Mark Smith.  The BVHD  SAR unit wants to remind everyone the avalanche potential is very high with the new snows that we have received in the last 3 weeks.  Please be extremely careful while in the back country and make sure you have all the proper equipment for the activity you are participating in.  “In the Business of Saving Lives”, your Beaverhead Search and Rescue.

Lindsey Branch, UMW Sports Information KANSAS CITY, Mo. –  The official final rosters and entry lists for all 2024 Men's Indoor Track and Field Championships qualifiers have been announced. Montana Western will be represented at the meet by Isaiah Thomas in the men's 60m dash. The NAIA Men's Indoor Track & Field Championship hosted by Dakota State University will take place at the Sanford Jackrabbit Athletic Complex in Brookings, S.D. from February 29 – March 2. Isaiah Thomas  made his college track and field debut back on February 9 where he competed at the Bobcat Performance Meet. He finished second in the men's final for the 60m dash after he recorded a time of 6.84 in the final race. His mark hit the B standard which qualified him for the NAIA Indoor National Championships. To view the visitor's guide for information regarding the championships,  click here.  More information on the meet will be released in the following days.

Tuesday February 27th, 2024 at 7:00 P.M. City Council Chambers   ZONING COMMISSION Regular Meeting Agenda   1.    Call To Order   2.    Review and Approval of the Minutes of the January 23rd, 2024 Regular Meeting    3.    Director of Operations Report a.     Public Comment will be taken after discussion of items 4 -8 by the Zoning Commission; followed by final discussion by the zoning commission; and final vote by the commission if necessary.   4.    Applications for Zoning Compliance Certificates for Review: COU2024-01            Reiser                        524 S Atlantic                      Duplex   5.    Set Public Hearing Date for CUP2024-01   6.    Finding of Fact on Annexation and Zoning Designation on UM Western Athletic Field                          7.    Review/Update Zoning Fees   8.    Discuss Temporary Use Permit and Fee    9.    Public Comment on Items of Significant Public Interest Not on the Agenda                   and Within the Jurisdiction of the Zoning Commission.   10.   Adjournment   PLEASE NOTE: A Zoom link is available. Join the meeting with Zoom ID: 770-316-6528,   allowing permission for mic and camera (if using a computer go to            https://zoom.us/j/7703166528 ) and use Passcode 4245 .   z oning Commission Members:   Tim Stoker, Raymond Graham, Russ Schwandt, Mike             Watson, Justin Rooley

Lindsey Branch, UMW Sports Information photo credit Terri Haverfield DILLON, Mont. –  The Montana Western women's basketball team (15-12, 7-7) defeated the Montana Tech Orediggers (12-15, 3-11) by a final score of 73-63. UMW sent the senior class off in style as they rattled off an impressive 15 team three-pointers in their final home game of the season, surpassing their previous season high of 14 threes in a game. How it Happened The Bulldogs got off on the right foot in the matchup, finding early success following triples from Jordan Sweeney and Joelnell Momberg . Western's powerful start hit a road block after Montana Tech ran behind a 12-0 run to take a 17-12 lead into the second quarter. Despite the lull in scoring, the Bulldogs turned the tides in the second quarter after Sweeney drained another three-pointer and UMW ran on to take a 34-30 lead into the half. Sweeney continued to lead the charge in the third quarter. She put up 13 points in the 27-16 scoring advantage and a 9-13 shooting performance from the field in the quarter. Up 61-46 heading into the final frame, Shainy Mack drained her fifth three of the night and pushed Western out by 15 points. Despite being outscored 17-12 in the final quarter of the game, the Bulldogs had enough of an edge from 15 total threes to ride on to a ten-point win at 73-63. Notables The Bulldogs racked up a season high of 15 three-pointers in the game following six threes from both Mack and Momberg. Western was on fire from the three-point line, hitting 53.6 percent from the arc and hitting 15 threes. Sweeney led the night with 23 points, eight assists, six rebounds, and a pair of steals. Momberg followed with 20 points, six assists, and hit six threes. Mack went 6-11 from the three-point line and racked up 18 points for the Bulldogs. Up Next Montana Western will travel this weekend to Billings, Mont. to cap the regular season with a game at Rocky Mountain College. Tip-off is at 2pm MT.

Lindsey Branch, UMW Sports Information photo credit Terri Haverfield DILLON, Mont. –  The Montana Western men's basketball team (12-15, 5-9) put up a fight in their final home matchup of the season with the no. 10 ranked Montana Tech (23-4, 13-1) by a final score of 76-62. Western struggled from the field on the night, hitting just 33.8 percent from the field and 3-10 from the three-point line. How it Happened Both teams had a rough start to the night, with neither team hitting double-digits in the first nine minutes of the game. Montana Tech broke the cold snap with a layup from Bridger Deden to take a 10-9 lead over the Bulldogs. Michael Haverfield drained a three-pointer with 8:06 left in the half to cut the Tech lead to two and Western kept just behind the Orediggers for the next five minutes. With under three minutes to play in the first, Jalyn Stepney grabbed a steal and found himself primed for a wide-open dunk and brought the game back within five points. Despite the momentum grab, the Orediggers went on to take a 35-25 lead at the half. Abi Adedo knocked down a jumper and Jacksen Burckley hit a three of his own to combine for five from the start of the second half. They would cut the MT lead to seven. Despite the narrow deficit, the Orediggers kept the pressure on and stretched their lead to as much as __ down the stretch. Despite their best effort, the Orediggers were able to keep the Bulldogs at an arm's length away and Western was unable to grab enough momentum to flip the script. UMW ultimately fell by a final score of 76-62. Notables The Bulldogs were outshot 45.2 to 33.8 percent from the field. The Orediggers dominated the Bulldogs on the boards, racking up 48 rebounds and 12 offensive rebounds. The Bulldogs totaled 36 on the night. Haverfield led the Bulldogs with 15 points and four rebounds. He was a perfect 4-4 from the free throw line. Adedo followed with 14 points and six rebounds. Taylor also hit double-digits, totaling 11 points and adding six rebounds to the team count. Up Next Montana Western will travel this weekend to Billings, Mont. to cap the regular season with a game at Rocky Mountain College. Tip-off is at 4pm MT.

The University of Montana Western would like invite all prospective and incoming students and their families to Experience Montana Western, UMW's free spring preview day, on Friday, March 22, 2024. This exciting event will give prospective students the opportunity to tour the campus, learn about UMW’s courses and unique block schedule, speak with faculty, staff, and community members, and much more. As a bonus, all attendees will automatically be entered for a chance to win a $500 scholarship. Experience Montana Western is free for all to attend. To register, please complete the online registration form: https://apply.umwestern.edu/register/ExperienceUMW . Schedule of Events: 9:00 – 10:00    |  Check-in at Straugh Gymnasium   10:00 – 10:30  |  Welcome & Introduction to Experience One (X1) Learn about Montana Western’s unique class schedule! 10:30 – 11:30    |  Tour of Montana Western’s Campus 11:30 – 12:30  |  Academic Exploration Attend a majors fair to hear about academic opportunities! 12:30 – 1:30    |  Lunch 1:30 – 2:15    |  Experience One Forum Q&A session with Montana Western’s current students, faculty, staff, and community members. 2:15 – 2:30    |  Admissions & Financial Aid Process Review / Wrap-Up Hear a brief overview of admissions and financial aid processes and win some prizes. All attending students will be entered to win a  $500 scholarship !  2:30 – 3:00  |  Enrollment Checklist Completion Join UMW staff members to complete the next steps for the Fall 2024 semester. Apply to Montana Western, complete FAFSA, schedule registration appointment, etc. 3:00  |  Residence Hall Tour Join some of UMW’s residential staff for a tour of housing facilities. Individuals that are unable to attend Experience Montana Western can schedule a campus tour for the opportunity to meet with an Admissions Representative and request to meet with professors or student support staff. To schedule a tour at UMW, please complete this online form: https://apply.umwestern.edu/portal/campus-visits . For more information about Experience Montana Western 2024, please contact UMW Admissions Representative, Jordyn McKay:  jordyn.mckay@umwestern.edu  or 406-683-7450.

From Dillon Police Department Facebook On February 20, 2024 at approximately 5:30pm, the Dillon Police Department received a call of a firearm being discharged inside a residence in the 200 block of S. Argenta ST, Dillon, Montana. Dillon Police as well as the Beaverhead County Sheriff’s Department responded to the residence.  Officers and deputies were able to take a female into custody without further incident.  Thank you, Jeremy Alvarez Chief of Police

From the Beaverhead FFA Facebook The FFA Week festivities continue! We're on our way home from a successful district Mechanics, Agronomy, and Farm Business Management contest in Harlowton. The Mechanics team placed 1st and qualified for State in April. Team members include Savanna Freitas (3rd individual), Asher Burch (5th individual), William Ellis, Porter Hopman, Chase Brown, William Ellis, Ty Ciocarlan, and Clinton Ford. Caden Morrisroe placed 2nd in the Greenhand division. Our Agronomy team placed 3rd overall and qualified for State. Team members were Faye Holland (6th overall), Taylor Yecny, Brekken Venn, Clancy Setzer, Tel Holland, Rowdy Mattison, and Molli Miner. Last but not least, our Farm & Agribusiness Management team placed 5th and is headed to State. Team members were Josi Ward (7th individual), Ryleigh Plovanic, Savanna Freitas, and Faye Holland. Thanks to Mr. Beley and the Wheatland FFA for hosting today! Great work everyone, now on to State!

2024 Western A Divisional Basketball Tournament February 22‐24, 2024 Butte Civic Center – Butte, Montana Tournament Pass/Ticket Information PHONE OR WALK‐UP TICKETS The All‐Session General Admission tickets can be purchased at the Butte Civic Center Box Office starting Tuesday, February 20th thru Thursday, February 22nd. The Box Office Hours: Monday, February 19th CLOSED for Presidents Day Tuesday, February 20th and Wednesday, February 21st 10:00am – 4:00pm Thursday, February 22nd thru Saturday, February 24th 7:30am The Box Office can be reached at 406‐497‐6401. ONLINE TICKETS  All‐Session General Admission tickets will also be available online at www.butteciviccenter.com starting Monday, February 19th at 10:00am and will be available until Thursday, February 22nd until 6:00pm. • Thursday all‐day tickets will be available to purchase online on Wednesday, February 21st, from 8:00am to 6:00pm • Friday all‐day tickets will be available to purchase online on Thursday, February 22nd, from 8:00am to 6:00pm • Saturday morning tickets can be purchased at the Civic Center Box office or at the Maroon Activity Center (MAC). The MAC is cash only. • Saturday evening tickets will be available to purchase online on Saturday, February 24th at 11:00am. Online tickets can be either picked up at the Will Call window or can be delivered to your mobile device. If Will Call is selected, the customer will be required to present a picture ID to claim tickets at the Will Call window. Skip the lines and scan the QR Code that will be posted throughout the Civic Center and have your tickets sent to your mobile device. Online orders have an additional $3 processing fee per ticket.  All passes/tickets are general admission only. Reserved Seating is not available. Adult Student/Senior All Session (Thursday‐Saturday) $40/ $25 Single Day (Thursday & Friday) $15/ $9 After 6 pm (Thurs‐Fri Only) $9/ $7 Saturday Morning $9/ $7 Saturday Evening $9/ $7