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Greg Eiselein’s magnificent statue of Teddy Blue Abbot Crossing the Musseslshell is about ready to come home to the lawn of the Musselshell County Court House. However, in order to accomplish all of this, about $15 thousand will be needed to pay what is owed the foundry for their work, for the transportation of Teddy Blue and his herd home from the foundry in Wyoming, and get it installed on the Court house lawn in the near future. The response of donors to this project has been extremely g...
The Musselshell County Fair Board is excited to announce that plans and preparations are being made for a few open classes which will be held prior to the 2021 4-H & FFA Youth Fair. One of the primary goals of these classes will be to increase community participation and enjoyment of the 2021 Fair season. These classes will include photography, gardening, and quilting. The Fair Board is in search of community members who are interested and excited to help on a committee for the open classes to finalize entry guidelines. Committee members would...
Each year the local Chapter N of P.E.O. offers a $500 scholarship to a female high school senior. This scholarship is not only awarded on academic achievements, but her volunteer involvement in school and the community. The applications must be postmarked by April 30, 2021. Please notify Nicole Hanson at [email protected] or Cindy Goffena at RHS for an application. P.E.O. is an international organization whose mission is to promote educational opportunities for women. In addition to our local scholarship, P.E.O. International offers...
The Roundup Panthers traveled to Shepherd Friday evening to challenge the Mustangs on their home court. The Panthers ran a full court man pressure at the Mustangs hoping to get them rattled and tired. The Mustangs didn’t get rattled but it did wear them down as they weren’t as efficient on the offensive end in the second half. Braeden got the Panthers started in the first quarter scoring all 9 of his points in the first quarter. Fellow sophomores Jace and Kylen chipped in and the Panthers led 14-13. The Mustangs exploded in the second quarter l...
#5 Kayla Kombol & #4 Leni Krehbiel in the championship against the Ekalaka Bulldogs....
Citizens of Musselshell and Petroleum Counties, The decision of the Musselshell County Commissioners to publish legal and public notices in both the Roundup Record Tribune and Winnett Times, and the Roundup Herald is costly to the public, and confusing. If the idea is truly to save the county money, then the decision should be brought forward the proper way. According to Commissioner Pancratz, they are intending to publish in both papers and then decide who they want to go with for future publications. If the commissioners decide to publish...
Dear Editor, Representative Larry Brewster, of Billings, certainly is not out of step with the 67th Montana legislature. The political atmosphere in Helena seems to be “Trump Light”, or maybe not so light. One can only wonder why a representative would put forward a bill so out of touch with the current science of global warming. It’s also possible he is in denial about the efficacy of vaccines in combating Covid-19, let alone the personal freedoms denied by mask mandates. Not only are many of our legislators in some sort of doltish aversion to...
BIDENS ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.....Immigration laws of the United Sates are passed by our Congress and approved by our Senate. Since when does any President break Federal laws approved and allowed to get away with it? Joe Biden [not President] took oath on January 21,2021 to defend and protect country. Opening up our borders does just the opposite, it puts us at risk of danger. Do not allow this irresponsible man to destroy our nation with illegal aliens. Write your state Rep's: e-mail or call Governor Gianfforte, Matt Rosendale, state Senators...
By Michael Vondra What Can Investors Learn from 2020? Now that we’re a few weeks removed from 2020, it’s a good time to reflect on such a momentous year. We can think about developments in the social and political spheres, but we also learned – or perhaps re-learned – some valuable lessons about investing. Here are four of them: • A long-term perspective is essential. Volatility in the financial markets is nothing new, but, even so, 2020 was one for the books. Of course, the COVID-19 outbreak was the driving force behind most of the wild pric... Full story
Military intelligence knew that several foreign actor countries, notably China, intended to participate in America’s 2020 election. Thus they prepared for this and captured “terabytes of information” of all foreign electronic vote changes in all 2,995 counties. Through them we, today, can go to any county in the U.S. and see if its vote was changed by what foreign actor, precise time, precise place sent from and received, and precisely how many votes were changed. This is the most thorough, powerful, and convincing documentation I have ever...
By Stephen Dinan - The Washington Times The Rev. Stephen M. Koeth, a Catholic priest and Ph.D. history candidate at Columbia University, was teaching a class one of Martin Luther King Jr.’s sermons that mentioned the road to Jericho. He found it striking that none of the students got the reference to the road, which is where the parable of the Good Samaritan takes place. But then the Rev. Koeth realized it wasn’t just the road — the students weren’t familiar with the Good Samaritan. That makes them pagans, in the very real sense of the word, he...
Gary LeRoy Greener, 82, passed away unexpectedly on February 17, 2021, Gary was born in Roundup, MT to Violet McGuin and Leroy Greener on June 29, 1938. He attended Roundup High School, graduating in 1956. After graduation he enlisted in the U.S. Army serving 4 years. In June of 1961 he married Cathy (Ross) Greener. They welcomed a daughter in November 1962, Kellie (Greener) Lynch (Pat) and a son arrived in November 1964, Gary Todd (Gail) Greener. In 1963 Gary became a Montana Highway Patrolman...
GREAT FALLS – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking input on a proposal to introduce burbot in Martinsdale Reservoir. The goal of the introduction would be to provide future additional angling opportunities at the reservoir. FWP has stocked the reservoir since 1940, primarily with rainbow trout. It is currently managed as a put-grow-and-take fishery for rainbow trout and brown trout. Burbot have not been stocked historically or documented in Martinsdale Reservoir. The proposal is to move burbot from a nearby source via a wild fish t...
MSU News Service BOZEMAN — According to a Montana State University Extension educator, it is important for individuals to plan ahead for their death and to make what comes after easier for their survivors. MSU Extension has a MontGuide available providing information on how to write a letter of last instruction.“By writing a letter of last instruction, we can provide essential information needed to relieve our survivors of needless hours of frustration and anguish as they search for the needed important documents during a time of sadness and gr...
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will offer an online wolf trapping certification class on March 24, from 6 to 9 p.m. The class is required for trappers. To register for the class, please visit the FWP website follow the link “Wolf Trapper Education & Certification. ”Because of current COVID-19 restrictions, the class will be online via Zoom. Students will be sent the Zoom address for the class after they register....
Helena, Mont.- Last week we saw significant snowfall across the State. This is excellent news for our farmers--they could use the moisture, but, for many of us, this poses a flood risk when we have the inevitable spring runoff. "Last June, the Yellowstone river near Edgar hit a record high crest damaging property and surrounding homes with floodwater. Take time to evaluate your risk of flood damage." Downing goes on to say, "Now is the time to review your property insurance. Are you in an area where there is a risk of flooding? If so, now is a...
The Melstone Broncs went into the 4-C District tournament as the #1 seed and faced the Plevna Cougars on Wednesday, they beat the Cougars 57-12. The Broncs went on to play the Wibaux Longhorns on Thursday and won 54-16 and they advanced to play in the championship game against the Broadus Hawks on Saturday night, it was a battle to the buzzer and they lost 49-48. The Melstone Broncs advance to the Southern C Divisional tournament in Laurel, they will face Broadview/Lavina on Thursday at 2:30...
Regional Wildland Fire Contracting The U.S. Forest Service and the Montana PTAC are collaborating to present important information on fire contracting for our region. The pre-proposal meeting for Region 1 Fire Season will be held virtually on two dates February 23 and February 25. These virtual engagement meetings are open to all current and potential vendors. If you have a current agreement or would like to learn more about fire contracting opportunities, please attend one of these free online meetings. Topics Include: • 2021 Solicitation P...
Dr. Glenn Sunshine – Professor of History, Central Connecticut State University and Senior Fellow at the Colson Center A Clarion Call to Virtue: There is an action-behavioral element to virtue. Virtue is well modeled by Fr. Billy Kosco’s homely on Righteous Anger. Be you protestant or Catholic, you would be inspired by his boldness that we rarely see in Christian leadership. He displays the kind of virtue that risks taking a stand. A virtue that we saw in the Founding Fathers as they launched into the war for independence – a war that demanded...
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. (2/24)...
Marshall Swearingen, MSU News Service BOZEMAN — Culminating years of work, a small satellite designed and built by Montana State University students is set to launch Saturday aboard a cargo resupply rocket bound for the International Space Station. The bread loaf-sized satellite, called by the acronym IT-SPINS, will dock at the space station until later this spring, then be propelled into orbit and commence a more than six-month mission of measuring the properties of Earth's atmosphere at the edge of outer space. Since the project kicked off i...
Commissioners February 5, 2021 Minutes The meeting was called to order at 8:30 by Commissioner Turley. Commissioner Pancratz was present. Commissioner Goffena was absent. Pledge of Allegiance. Commissioner Turley made the motion to approve the agenda for the day. Commissioner Pancratz seconded the motion. Motion carried. Commissioner Turley made the motion to approve the minutes from January 25, 2021. Commissioner Goffena had approved them before he left for the weekend. Commissioner Pancratz did not sign because he was not at the meeting....
Commissioner’s Agenda February 19, 2021 8:30 Call to order. Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Agenda Approval of minutes Commissioner Board information Old business Extension Office repairs Storage for Courthouse Departments COVID-19 reimbursement money. Fergus Easement Chip Seal on Old Divide Road. Training opportunities for employees. Belveal Property Ruhland Property New Business Skid steer at refuse Roundup Herald Water rights Grants Rural Development/Commons sidewalks Historic Tourism Grant/MT Dept of Commerce next Fall Montana T...
HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte today signed House Bill 102 into law. The new law protects Montanans’ Second Amendment rights and promotes public safety. “Every law-abiding Montanan should be able to defend themselves and their loved ones. That’s why today, I’m signing H.B. 102 into law,” Governor Greg Gianforte said before signing the bill. The new law allows law-abiding Montana gun owners to carry a concealed firearm for self-defense throughout the state without written authorization from the government. The new law also simplifies...
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