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By Monty L. Sealey Many years ago most conversations with the Mayor(s) and City Council person included discussion about the poor water quality in Roundup. Several area organizations conducted surveys to identify the needs of the area based upon input from our citizens. The #1 need identified in almost all those surveys was water quality improvements. Although it has been a long time coming we on the verge of hooking up to a new water source that will do just that. The Central Montana Regional...
With inputs getting higher it is getting harder and harder to make a profit in the farm and ranch world. Dallas Mount, who recently bought the business from David Pratt, continues to share profit tips for ranchers through the Ranching for Profit workshops and intensives. Their goal is to aid producers in navigating management practices that will improve their business, profit margins, as well as the health of their land. Winnett ACES and STA-Stewardship Through Agriculture, are working together to bring a two day workshop to Central MT...
Friday September 27th Signal Peak had a rally event in Roundup at the community stage. The community came together to show thier support for the vital industry. Art cards by Coila Evans, along with food and teeshirts were given to rally goers. The event, organized by Signal Peak along with Mayor Jones and others, had many speakers adding information about the importance of coal to our community and state. Some of the speakers include, Aaron Flint from Montana Talks radio program, Mayor Jones,...
Prevention Education By: Angie Mozqueda September is Suicide Prevention Month IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS STRUGGLING THERE IS HELP DIAL OR TEXT 988 The Suicide and Crisis Lifeline The picturesque landscapes of Montana often mask the hidden struggles faced by its youth. Behind the scenic beauty lies a harsh reality - the silent epidemic of youth suicide fueled by the relentless torment of depression and bullying. While the world sees Montana as the "Big Sky Country," the youth here often feel trapped under a dark cloud of despair. Depression,...
It is a common refrain that voters know little to nothing about judicial candidates. It is for this reason that I am sharing my experiences with Judge Dan Wilson, candidate for the Montana Supreme Court. As someone who has previously appeared as an attorney before Judge Wilson, served as a substitute Justice of the Peace in his court (prior to him being elected as District Court Judge), served with him in Rotary, and now works with him as a District Court Judge in the Eleventh Judicial District, I feel uniquely qualified to offer my...
The Democrat party cannot, seen to enter any election with integrity and respect for an honest election voted by the people for the people's choice. We just witnessed a coup by the progressive radical Democrats with throwing VP Kamala Harris as their candidate. Once again they are breaking political protocal. No one can be chosen as a Presidential candidate without being nominated at the national conventions. In this situation the DNC convention to be held starting August 19 and running until August 22. As I write this the Leftwing media has us...
With a very divided country, and threats of assassination, poverty and lawlessness within our borders, there has never been a more important election. I would beg people to set aside feelings and truly consider the most important things in your life. I think we can all agree that our family and loved ones are the most valuable thing to us all, no matter what race, religion, or political leaning. We want to have our needs met for ourselves and those we love. This includes the basics, housing, food, health, and security. In light of that,...
Jacob Charles Romans passed away September 9th 2024 at 57 years old. He was born November 4th 1966 in Modesto, California. A man of all trades, logger, rancher, long haul truck driver, many others along the way last but not least a driver for the Amish he grew a great relationship with. Jake had a passion for life. He loved his fishing, hunting, camping and family. He is survived by his son, Cole Romans, (Bonnie), Daughter Kylie Black (Colter) , his wife Tonya Roman's mother, Stanley Romans. Grandchildren Ali, Italee, aisa Romans Mason and...
Peggy Ellen Gillispie September 16, 1962- September 4, 2024 Peggy Ellen Gillispie, a vibrant and bright soul, departed unexpectedly on September 4, 2024, at her home in Camano Island, Washington, at the age of 61. Born September 16, 1962, in Madrid, Spain to Mary and John Gillispie, Peggy's curious, playful nature was evident from early childhood, as she spent her days catching lizards in the Spanish sun. Peggy moved to Havre, Montana, at the age of 2. The fifth of eight children, she stood out...
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WINNETT SENIOR NEWS 2024 September Sept 5 -Twenty-eight seniors and eight take-out orders enjoyed roast beef, mashed potatoes and gravy, lettuce salad, rolls, relishes and a Texas brownie for dessert. Thank you to Patti and Cassi for fixing such delicious meals. Thank you to Gary and Linda for bringing fresh cucumbers and squash from their garden for anyone to take. Patti, Kim, Gary and Linda plan to attend the Area II meeting in Harlowton tomorrow. They will give an update on the information they receive. The mail-a-meal boxes are here. Be...
Commissioner’s Agenda September 27, 2024 CALL TO ORDER 8:30 Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Agenda Approval of minutes from the 9/20/24, meeting. Public Comment on any public matter within the jurisdiction of the Commissioners that is NOT on the Agenda. 8:45 Business 1. Discuss increase of Commercial Refuse Fees Review and sign a 2-year Lease Renewal Agreement between Musselshell County and Musselshell County Council on Aging for use of the Commons building. 3.Review and sign resolution 2024-30 final budget amendment for 2023-2024 Grants C...
By Diana Setterberg, MSU News Service BOZEMAN – When a scientist from another large and well-known research institution visited Montana State University not long ago, he left with more help and information than he expected, thanks to the expert assistance he received in one of the MSU's core research facilities. Helping to analyze the visitor's complex molecular system was part of a typical day's work for Brian Tripet, manager of MSU's Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Core Facility, which is equipped not only with tools to determine the precise c...
Congressman Matt Rosendale (MT-02) introduced the Path to Independence Act. His new legislation will allow states to impose work requirements on able-bodied adults enrolled in Medicaid to help lift millions off government reliance and into self-sufficiency. Under current law and unlike most other welfare programs, the Medicaid program has no mandated work requirement. Thirteen states received approval under President Trump to implement work requirements for their Medicaid programs, but the Biden administration has since revoked all existing...
Melstone Lady Broncs hosted the Roy Winifred Red Raiders on Saturday September 28th. The Melstone JH girls won 2-1 (25-13, 23-25, 15-10), the JV girls won 2-0 (25-20, 25-16), and the Varsity girls won 3-0 (25-6, 25-6, 25-20)....
Congressman Matt Rosendale (MT-02) voted against H.R. 9747 - Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025. He released the following statement after rejecting the most recent continuation of Biden’s runaway spending: “Instead of following the law and passing the appropriations bills and funding the government properly and transparently, Congress spent the last 100 days negotiating a Continuing Resolution to fund government through December 20th of this year,” said Rep. Rosendale. “I am tired of the Uniparty joining hands and bypassi...
Montana's very first Marketplace for Kids took place at Roundup Elementary on September 25th. The occasion was attended by Montana Govenor Greg Gianforte, his wife Susan, Mayor Jones, and local DJ personality Mike Morgan. The Marketplace for Kids has been an ongoing annual event for young students in North Dakota for 30 years. Robert Hietcamp and his associates wanted to bring this successfull program to Montana, and over a year ago came to Roundup to begin working with the school and local...
TOTAL TIME: Prep: 25 min. Cook: 5 hours YIELD: 10 servings (3-1/2 quarts) The prep work for this chili is easy thanks to several pantry staples. It's loaded with shredded chicken and beans. The spicy heat can be tamed a bit with cool sour cream. —Fred Lockwood, Plano, Texas Ingredients 4 bone-in chicken breast halves (14 ounces each) 2 medium onions, chopped 2 medium green peppers, chopped 1 cup pickled jalapeno slices 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chiles 2 jars (16 ounces each) salsa verde 2...
