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Bar Star Cattle, is a registered Hereford Ranch owned and operated by Chad and Stephanie Murnin. The couple have been raising registered and commercial Hereford cattle since 2006, with their first cow that they purchased together when they were engaged. Stephanie was raised on a registered cattle operation, and her husband was raised on a commercial cattle operation. Through hard work and grit, they have built the business from the ground up. They lease two ranches near Musselshell, and travel...
What is your role at RMH? Patient Account Representative How long have you been working at RMH? Almost 5 years Where would you like to go on a dream vacation? Ireland If you could only eat one thing for the rest of your life what would it be? Seafood What kinds of hobbies and interests do you have outside of work? Hunting and Fishing...
Montana Department of Justice statistics illustrate threat to Montanans and businesses BOZEMAN, Mont. — Data analyzed by Pine Cove Consulting, a Bozeman-based IT consulting company, revealed 82,531 Montanans were affected by a cyber breach in 2020 that resulted in some aspect of data being lost or exposed to the public. These breaches were a result of a record 684 unique organizations being hacked with the average length of each cyber-attack lasting 77 days. “Some Montana organizations assume that they aren’t as susceptible to cyber...
Calls are being received at local Area Agencies on Aging reporting that a credit card arrived in the mail from “Money Network Financial” saying that they represent the US Treasury and to call to activate the card. These are legitimate cards. Some 8 million Americans are receiving their stimulus payments on a pre-paid debit card sent through the mail, in addition to others who will receive the payment via paper checks or automatic deposits. Just because you received your last payment one way does not mean you will receive it the same way now...
Phase 1b guidelines: -Must be over 70 years of age -or- -Must be American Indian or other people of color -or- -Must be between 18-69 years of age with a high risk medical condition To determine eligibility or to schedule a vaccination, please call 406-323-4953 If there is no answer, please leave a voicemail and someone will call you back....
Denver – Montana House Majority Whip Barry Usher (R-Yellowstone/Musselshell Co, MT) was recently selected to serve on the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) Executive Committee. The NCSL Executive Committee is the governing body of the National Conference of State Legislatures. Comprised of 63 elected members, the Executive Committee drives the organization by supervising and controlling the affairs of the Conference, its committees, and publications, as well as deciding the organization’s ultimate positions on matters of pub...
A Four Letter Word I know that pastors are not supposed to use four-letter words. There is a saying that goes something like this, "It's enough to make a preacher swear." Sometimes it hard not to say things that we ought not to say, but this is not one of those talks. Many four-letter words are good, but this one is good but does not always have a positive response. It is the word "work." Let me just share with you some thoughts that have been shared with me through a study we are using called "The Truth Project." This lesson reminded me that...
Now What? Taking the concept that 'All politics are local.' The best ideas and solutions are to be found locally. I believe Musselshell County is ready for a tea-party type movement. This group should focus itself on the goings-on of state government. Over time this group could coordinate with other chapters around the state as they spring up. Taking an active part and genuinely being a watchdog of the legislature, all statewide offices, and the lower level bureaucracies will ensure that Montana does not suffer the collapse of self-government...
"I have little respect for people that rap themselves in the Flag than try to burn this Country down" Spouts Jon Tester on Facebook. I, as an American Patriot in Montana, fully agree, however, I'm still waiting for OUR Democrat Senator to condemn all of the RIOTS and LOOTING done by BLM and ANTIFA groups. I'm still waiting for OUR Democrat Senator to support protecting OUR southern border via building the Fence or enforcing immigration Laws. I'm still waiting for OUR Democrat Senator to speak out about the improprieties that were documented by...
Well everything we heard about a Biden administration, is coming true. All negative about Americans. He helps everyone else except us, we just work our jobs and pay taxes so our dollars can be spent in foreign countries. I see a very very deep recession forming now. There is always light of any dark tunnel, in two years we can vote against the Porgressive Communist help House and Congress. This will stop the destruction of Biden! I know I know, the Republican party is not what it use to be either. But it is the lessor of both evils. Biden less...
This week, students and families across the country are raising awareness for expanding K-12 educational opportunities. In Montana, our children and families are as diverse as our geography. The legislature is considering several bills this session to expand the delivery of education services and provide students with learning options that reflect their unique needs. The Senate Education and Cultural Resources Committee has already passed Senate Bills 22 and 18 which expand Career and Technical Education and allow students to receive diplomas...
From the State Capitol: We’re one month into the legislative session. The highlight of the week was Governor Gianforte delivering his first State of the State address where he laid out his Montana Comeback Plan. As the Governor said, "If there's anything this year has taught us it's that Montanans can handle anything. The State of our State is strong!" This week, the House acted on several pieces of legislation to reduce crime, strengthen our elections, and protect life. House Bill 200 will ban “sanctuary cities” in the state of Montana. House...
In late January, a band of merry men (and women) organized via Reddit and other Internet forums to stick it to The Man. They began buying shares of failing retail chain GameStop to drive its stock price up. Their target: Wall Street hedge funds engaged in the tactic of "shorting" GameStop's stock. Their main weapon: Robinhood, an app which allows pretty much anyone to buy stock in small amounts. Its stated mission is to "democratize finance for all." You've probably read 20 explanations of "shorting" by now, so I'll keep it simple: To "short" a...
So says Dr. Roger Hodkinson a Canadian pathologist and virologist. With all the censorship by big tech and the globalist, socialist press blocking stories with any suggestion that the Wuhan China Virus is not a death sentence for everyone is, and has been, vastly weaponized by one political party. It is obvious to most that globalists wish to benefit further from this mostly a pandemic of fear, perhaps in destroying the 1st Amendment in the Bill of Rights. We share a statement from an influential member of the medical profession . Sometimes...
By Douglas Ernst - The Washington Times - Norwegian politician Petter Eide has nominated Black Lives Matter for the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize for its ability to raise “global awareness and consciousness about racial injustice.” The MP told reporters that his decision was motivated, in part, by the diversity of people around the world who latched onto its racial warnings pertaining to “conflict based on inequality.” “They have been able to mobilize people from all groups of society, not just African-Americans, not just oppressed people, it has be...
Ellen C. Wood, 77, of Winnett, MT passed away Saturday, January 23, 2021. Services will be held later in the year; cremation has taken place. Arrangements are under the care of Creel Funeral Home. Ellen's family and friends can share memories and condolences at www.creelfuneralhome.com...
Chester David Brown, 69, of Lavina, Montana, passed away unexpectedly but peacefully on January 22 from heart failure. Celebration of Life services will be in Billings, MT at New Life Church on Shiloh Road on January 30th. He was preceded in death by his parents, Chester E. Brown, Viola Brown, and sister Peggy Clark. He is survived by his two brothers, Roger (Doris) Brown, Jerry (Mary) Brown, and sister Susan (Jeff) Parker, his four children, Stephen (Ashley) Brown, Cathleen Brown, Kristine...
Margaret "Peeky" Miller Pleninger 11-16-1948 to 1-27-2021 Peeky was born November 16,1948 to Leo and Estaleda Miller at the Roundup Hospital. She grew up in a few small towns in Montana mostly in Musselshell. It was in Belfry that she met James Brown and they married in 1966. There were 2 children born to this marriage, Jimmy and Wendy. They later divorced and she raised them the only way she knew how, which was with huge amounts of love and a lot of humor. Peeky worked at various jobs through...
We’ll meet virtually on Tuesday, February 9 at noon. We’ll hear partner updates and have a presentation from Wyatt Cross from the Montana Water Center on the recently completed Evaluating Irrigation Efficiency: Toward a Sustainable Water Future for Montana. Please join us for some great information! Also attached here is information on a Preparing Your Ranch for Drought webinar series by North Dakota State University Extension. Hopefully we won’t need any of this information! Here’s the GoToMeeting info for the meeting on February 9: MWC Feb...
MSU News Service BOZEMAN – As the tax filing season begins, Montana State University Extension wants to remind state residents 62 and older of a property tax relief program they can take advantage of. The Montana Elderly Homeowner/Renter Credit provides a refundable income tax credit of up to $1,000. According to Marsha Goetting, MSU Extension family economics specialist, Montanans are eligible for the credit if they are 62 or older as of Dec. 31, 2020; have lived in Montana for at least nine months; have rented, owned or leased a home in t...
Miles Community College is proud to announce that the following students have been named to the President’s Honor List for the Fall 2020 semester. Students who are taking 12 or more credits and maintain a term grade-point average (GPA) of 3.5 or higher are eligible for this scholastic recognition. Musselshell, MT 4.00 Term GPA Cristen Friede Roundup, MT 4.00 Term GPA Chloe Cota 3.75-3.99 Term GPA Rebecca Nelson, Tyler Eliasson 3.5-3.74 Term GPA Celsa Castro...
The Roundup Panthers hosted the Huntley Project Red Devils Thursday evening in a 4B district game. The Panthers got off to a very solid start as Michael, Jace, and Kaide provided balanced scoring in the first quarter. The defense was very solid as Kylen did a nice job inside to keep the Red Devils at bay. The Panthers tried to keep the senior laden Red Devils off balance with some man and zone defense. The defense was effective and created some missed shots but the Panthers missed some blocking...
HELENA- The Montana House of Representatives is voting on four pro-life bills this afternoon. House Bills 136, 140, 167, and 171 prevent abortions once an unborn child is capable of feeling pain, require doctors to provide pregnant women with the opportunity to view their full medical file, prevent chemical abortion drugs from being mailed by requiring in-person visits, and create a Born-Alive Infant Protection Act. “Montanans respect life, ethical medical practices, and allowing women to fully consent to medical decisions,” House Majority Lea...
HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte yesterday urged President Biden to increase vaccine production and send more doses to Montana. “Given Montana’s success in quickly and effectively administering doses received, I ask your administration to do everything in its power to ramp up production and send more vaccines to Montana,” Governor Gianforte wrote in a letter to the president. “Ultimately, Montana is not being rewarded with appropriate dose allocations, despite our efficiencies surrounding vaccine distribution and administr...
Commissioners January 19, 2021 Minutes The meeting was called to order at 8:30 by Commissioner Goffena. Commissioner Turley was present. Pledge of Allegiance. Commissioner Turley made the motion to approve the agenda as is. Commissioner Goffena seconded the motion. Motion carried. Commissioner Turley made the motion to approve the January 11, 2021 minutes as is. Commissioner Goffena seconded the motion. Motion carried. There were no board meetings for either Commissioner. Road and Bridge Supervisor Stockert and Secretary Kenner gave her weekly...
