Week of January 15, 2025
Week of January 15, 2025
12/29/24 01:15:13Welfare 12/29/24 10:04:23Traffic Stop 12/29/24 11:17:08Welfare 12/29/24 13:45:31 CITYCODE 12/29/24 14:36:52Traffic 12/29/24 14:46:33Traffic 12/29/24 20:02:56Traffic Stop 12/30/24 05:55:58Motor 12/30/24 12:55:38 ASSIST 12/30/24 13:04:3 Traffic 12/30/24 14:27:16Traffic Stop 12/30/24 16:11:13Medical 12/30/24 16:17:23Traffic 12/30/24 17:10:09Theft-All 1 12/30/24 17:46:02Traffic Stop 12/30/24 18:25:36 Motor 12/30/24 18:49:32Harassment 12/30/24 21:55:11Alarm 12/30/24 22:36:52Medical 12/31/24 05:35:33Motor 12/31/24 08:43:54 911N -...
Washington, DC – Senator Tim Sheehy today announced the first bill he will be introducing along with Senator Katie Britt (R-AL), Senator Ted Budd (R-NC) and his other Senate colleagues is the Laken Riley Act. The Laken Riley Act requires ICE to arrest illegal aliens who commit theft, burglary, larceny, or shoplifting offenses and requires they be detained until they are deported from the United States. The bill also ensures states have standing to bring civil action against federal officials who refuse to enforce border laws. "The...
County Business By Norma Trent From the County Commissioner's meeting last Friday, January 10: There has been a petition to establish Jennings Road as a county road in Musselshell County. The first of two public comment meetings was held on this day. 3rd and 4th generation ranchers have been using this road since the 1950's and now want Musselshell County to include it as a county-maintained road. Acknowledgment of the petition having been received was noted by the commissioners, and the next...
Little Bearcats BB Friday, January 17·1:30 – 2:30pm HS BB Melstone(H) Friday, January 17·3:00 – 9:30pm HS BB@Harlowton January 18·3:00 – 9:30pm Far Out & Waiting Chili Supper FFA/EMS@Ryegate Tuesday, January 21· 6:00 ...
HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte today announced the winners of the 2024 Governor's Youth Hunting Story Contest. "Hunting is a vital part of Montana's legacy, connecting generations through respect for the land and wildlife," Gov. Gianforte said. "The Youth Hunting Story Contest celebrates this tradition. It's inspiring to see so many young hunters submit stories about carrying it forward and I'm thrilled to invite the ten winners to the State Capitol to celebrate." Gov. Gianforte...
Brown-Starrett, Justine Marie Disorderly Conduct thru Misdemeanor, Fines $100 10 days jail suspended. Starrett, Tom Allen, Disorderly Conduct thru Misdemeanor Fines 0, 10 days jail suspended. Urton, Kayla Speeding 37mph in 25mph zone, Fines $30, Driving a Motor Vehicle while Privilege todo so is suspended or revoked 1st offense misdemeanor, Fines $260, 6 months jail. Obstructing a peace officer or other public servant misdemeanor, Fines $300 6 months jail 179 days suspended. Whitaker, Lisett Don Driving a motor vehicle while privilege to do...
HELENA – The Montana Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Office of Public Instruction (OPI) announced today that submissions are open for the 42nd Annual National Missing Children's Poster Contest. Montana fifth graders can submit their art in the theme of "Bringing Our Missing Children Home" to help raise awareness of the issue of missing children and have a chance to win a trip to Washington, D.C. A winning Montana poster will be selected, and the artist will receive a $100 cash prize and get to celebrate with Attorney General Austin...
The Montana Biz Sim is a statewide competition sponsored by the Montana Council on Economic Education. This fall there were 186 teams competing. Melstone had five teams in the competition this fall. Four out of the five Melstone teams competing placed in the Top 10 teams in the state! Congratulations to juniors Isabelle Collins, Savannah DeJaegher, Ava McClintock and Kyra Hall, as well as their business teacher, Tamaira...
BOZEMAN, Mont., January 8, 2025 –Water year 2025 got off to a dry start in the mountains of Montana and northern Wyoming with minimal precipitation recorded across the region for the first half of October. Moisture arrived in mid-October, but abnormally warm temperatures meant it fell primarily as rain or a mix of rain and snow, even at upper elevations. For most basins, the first snow at all elevations occurred late October. November brought a mixture of snowstorms that benefitted the...
The ice at the pond North of Winnett was about 7 inches thick Saturday, according to hole test by local, but it was a little too stormy to stay and...
Two terror attacks over the first weekend of the new year shocked the nation. We are beginning to experience the effects of the Biden open border policy of the last four miserable years.And you can be assured that more Islamic Jihadists terror attacks will occur in the new year of 2025. As I watched the horrible newsreels of the Islamic attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas I remembered something that I overheard a Pastor say. Just before Christmas Pastor Mike Ziegler who talks to us on kghl 94.5 radio every Sunday morning asked a very...
U.S. SENATE – U.S. Senator Steve Daines issued the following statement today after the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service denied Montana and Wyoming's petition to delist the grizzly bear in the Greater Yellowstone and Northern Continental Divide Ecosystems. "Today's announcement is incredibly frustrating for Montana. For decades, Montana has followed the science and as a result, the bear has more than recovered in the Greater Yellowstone and the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystems. Continuing to move the goalposts on recovery is only harming...
Submitted by: Youth C.A.R.E.S. In a world that whispers, "Be just like the rest," I stand at the crossroads, put to the test. With voices around me, some loud, some unclear, I search for my truth, amidst laughter and fear. They say, "Fit the mold, don’t stand out too much," But I feel the fire in my heart, it won’t hush. I see the bright colors of dreams yet to bloom, Not just shades of gray in a crowded room. Peer pressure’s a shadow, it looms and it pulls, But I’ll rise above it, I won’t be their tool. I’m more than their...
“It Takes A Village” Is This Even A Thing Anymore? By: Angie Mozqueda Prevention Specialist for the Jody Alise Foundation and Youth C.A.R.E.S. The phrase "it takes a village" originates from African culture, where communal living and shared responsibility are vital to child-rearing. In an era where technological advancements and societal shifts have drastically altered the landscape of parenting, the old adage “it takes a village to raise a child” seems to be fading into obscurity. Yet, the essence of this saying is more crucial now...
Introducing Ruger Daum, an energetic 8th grader making waves in the world of travel baseball! He proudly plays for two top-tier teams in Billings: the 406 Flyers in the fall and the Billings Bandits in the spring. But Ruger isn't just about baseball; he's inspired by the incredible support from his family. His dad, in particular, is his biggest inspiration, always encouraging Ruger to strive for greatness and even "beat him" in life. Ruger's mom also plays a crucial role, consistently...
MURDERS By Larry Stanfel Continued.... There was a basement apartment where she, herself, could sleep when more exciting prospects failed to materialize, and, clearly, the cost of whatever food she consumed personally would easily be lost among the expenses of business. Interest rates had been suppressed by government so that individuals without incomes could purchase homes and default the loans, and if she sold her house, she might manage to afford the place. Peaceful Valley would never command a high tariff, so the extent of her income...
By Timothy Harrington Control in relationships is one of the most insidious dynamics affecting family well-being. At its core, controlling behavior stems from unresolved insecurities and a need to manage external environments to feel safe. Unfortunately, this behavior often masquerades as care or helpfulness, creating conflict and emotional distance within families. For families striving to build emotional wealth through the Family WELLth framework, understanding and addressing controlling behavior is critical to fostering healthier...
Total Time Prep: 25 min. Cook: 50 min. Contest Winner Test Kitchen Approved This thick and rich turkey corn chowder uses up Thanksgiving leftovers. Every so often, my grandmother would even add chopped hard-boiled eggs to this chowder to give it a nice richness. —Susan Bickta, Kutztown, Pennsylvania Ingredients 1 pound thick-sliced bacon strips, chopped 3 celery ribs, sliced 1 medium onion, chopped 1 medium carrot, chopped 1/2 cup chopped red onion 1 bay leaf 1/4 cup all-purpose flour 1...
Gunner is a two years old GSP (German Short Hair Pointer). Born September 2nd. He is a big ole cuddle bug, and the biggest out of his litter. He is afraid of water , and a bird dog, lol. He is our biggest dog yet has the highest pitch bark. He loves stuffed animals, especially his horsey. His great grandpa on his dad's side is a three time Grand National Field Trial Champion, and his great grandpa on his mom's side is the World Field Trial Champion our of Italy....
-WINNETT Stephenie Marie Jensen passed unexpectedly on January 6, 2025 at home with her family. Stephenie was born on February 27, 1975 in Bozeman, Montana. Stephenie came into the world a fighter arriving three months early at only 2 pounds 3 ounces. After spending 45 days at the hospital, she was able to go home with her family and spent the next 49 years being the oldest and bossiest of four girls. Stephenie was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and blindness at the age of one, but she worked...
