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If your looking for instant refreshment and a friendly face, look no further than Roundup’s Coffee Corral. Located next to the Busy Bee, Heather Wagner and her mother Leslie Clark have owned and operated the drive thru coffee shop for 15 years in September. They have forged through Roundups floods and fires, even building a new and improved shop after the great flood of 2011. Leslie, who was raised in Havre Montana, met her husband while working as a dental assistant in Billings. They married a...
Montana's Credit Unions (MCU) has selected Daizey Kinn of Valley Credit Union to attend Crash the GAC 2020 by the Cooperative Trust and CUNA to represent Montana's Young Professionals! CUNA provides free registration to the winner and MCU is graciously covering travel expenses to be sure this winner has an amazing experience. Each year, CUNA GAC unites the largest group of credit union advocates to: • Hear from influential legislators, policymakers and credit union experts on the political landscape and its effect on credit unions • Ide...
Musselshell Valley Community Foundation has awarded $3,600 to fulfill the $7,600 funding requirement for the Stop the Bleed education courses facilitated by Roundup Memorial Healthcare (RMH). These additional funds ensure costs for the supplies associated with teaching the course are covered and the course can remain free to our community. The Stop the Bleed program is nationally recognized for its efforts to increase awareness for lifesaving education regarding serious injury. As of October 2019, over 1 million people have been trained around...
The Montana Department of Revenue warns all residents to be aware of numerous scams and frauds related to their tax information and potential refunds. “Most Montanans are honest and trust others to be honest too, but unfortunately criminals around the world target our taxpayers and their personal information,” said Gene Walborn, director of the Montana Department of Revenue. “A little bit of caution and awareness can go a long way to protecting your information and making sure no one can abuse it.” Here are some common tax season scams. • Payin...
BILLINGS, Mont. – At a rally Sunday night in Billings, Congressman Greg Gianforte, Republican candidate for governor of Montana, announced Great Falls attorney Kristen Juras as his running mate. “As a small businesswoman and attorney, Kristen has helped our farmers, ranchers, and small business owners navigate the web of bureaucracy and regulations. As a mother and grandmother, she knows how it important it is to grow opportunities here in Montana to keep our families here and thriving,” Gianforte said of Juras. “Kristen will be a partner...
Tom Fidel, Lavina High School Class of 1988 When: Sunday, April 5, 2020, from 9 am to 1 pm Where: The Lavina School Gym Most of us believe that because we live in Montana we will never be involved in a terrorist incident. Yet less than 25 years ago, a major domestic terrorist event occurred right here in Musselshell County. Four members of an anti-government group called the Montana Freemen, armed with semi-automatic handguns and assault style rifles, approached the court house in Roundup. Subsequently, there was an 81-day standoff near Jordan...
Another Miracle Sunday School is not nearly as novel as it once was. For many of us, it was our first glance into God's dealing with people in specific situations and showing His power and love for His followers, often through miracles. We learned stories that are the classics of scripture. Because we call them stories, some people have viewed them as a story in which could or could not be considered authentic. In some people's eyes, they became fictional stories, maybe with a spiritual application, but can not be factual. Efforts to rewrite...
A Chinese doctor, Li Wenliang, found Coronavirus at his hospital last December. He told Chinese officials. They warned him to "STOP" spreading rumors. The young doctor continued to speak of this deadly virus. Doctor Li Wenliang is now deceased, the Chinese officials got to him before the virus did. Communist are good at sanitizing issues and situations. Look at Bernie Sanders who calls himself a “Socialist” instead of the Communist that he is. Nancy Kemler Roundup...
The MCHF Board has wasted nearly $1 million and no one has been held to account. The only way to resolve the malfeasance and waste is for a Reorganization of MCHF. For three years I have requested a Membership Meeting for that purpose, however the board will not allow that to happen. I was shocked as I attended the MCHF Annual Meeting, Feb 8th, to again request a Membership Meeting. The board was aware of my intentions, lo and behold, a fifteen minute business meeting was conducted, then it was abruptly adjourned. No Public Comment was...
America is on a trade winning streak. Over the past five months, President Trump closed the deal on major trade agreements with our four largest trading partners – Canada, Mexico, Japan and China. These four countries alone make up half of America’s total trade, at nearly $2 trillion. Since last fall, I’ve had the privilege of standing with President Trump at the White House on three separate occasions to celebrate these historic trade victories. Through my membership on the U.S. Senate Finance Committee, which has jurisdiction over trade...
By Commissioner Roger Koopman At our last work session, I was taken to the woodshed by my colleagues on the Public Service Commission. Yup. A good, old-fashioned tongue lashing – led by that paragon of professionalism, Randy Pinocci. Okay. I obviously had it coming. From Pinocci’s perspective, the extensive hacking of my PSC e-mail account, which led to 39 of my messages being dumped onto the internet, was entirely my fault. I had committed the ultimate sin. I was speaking and writing openly about the work of the Public Service Commission, hop...
Voters might be confused by the difference between a caucus and a primary, each state offering one or the other to find the right contenders for the general election in November. We treat both. In a caucus state such as Utah there is protection from the “drive-by” voter. Neighbors gather and select from themselves those who have earned their respect. These spend whatever time is necessary at candidate activities, visiting with candidates and reading their literature to decipher between the candidates before voting. Citizens accept that all vot...
Carolyn Hallman, Born June 4th 1928, passed February 18, 2020...
Create an outdoor space to relax and recharge. Transform a corner of your landscape, deck or balcony into your own escape from everyday deadlines and stress. Use decorative fencing, sheer curtains or plantings to define the space and create a bit of privacy. An outdoor carpet, steppers or groundcover can also help define the space and create added comfort. Provide a bit of protection from the blazing hot sun with a shade tree, pergola, umbrella or retractable awning. Deciduous trees and vines add shade during hot summer months, but let the...
Allegiant (NASDAQ: ALGT) today announces a new nonstop route to San Diego International Airport (SAN) from Billings Logan International Airport (BIL) beginning June 4, 2020. To celebrate, the company is offering one-way fares on the new route as low as $59.* “We’re excited to expand the number of routes we serve from Billings,” said Drew Wells, Allegiant vice president of planning and revenue. “With summer right around the corner, we are certain that area travelers will appreciate having convenient, nonstop flights to sunny Southern Califor...
Deadline to submit is April 10 Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) officials are requesting nominations for the 2020 Emergency Medical Services (EMS) awards to be announced later this year. DPHHS Director Sheila Hogan said the department looks forward to honoring Montana’s first responders. “These dedicated Montanans are there for all of us each and every day when help is needed the most,” she said. “This is an opportunity for these heroes to be recognized for their life-saving efforts.” DPHHS seeks nominations by the April...
Roundup Wrestling Club spent Leap day in Forsyth this year. In 1st place (for his third week in a row) was Rylan Hanson. Declan Runnels and Sheldon Serrano also brought home first place medals. Mykle Ross and Logan Turner earned 3rd place Saturday. Preston Hall and Maurice Nickell placed 4th. Placing 5th was Logan Vickers, Ryan Olson, and Silas Freeman. Leiko Newman and Atlas Freeman placed 6th in their brackets. Also representing Roundup were Eithon Swarthout, Manus Freeman, and Jada...
TOTAL TIME: Prep: 20 min. + cooling Cook: 2-3/4 hours YIELD: 12 servings (3 quarts). Ingredients 1 broiler/fryer chicken (3-1/2 to 4 pounds), cut up • 2-1/4 quarts cold water • 5 chicken bouillon cubes • 6 whole peppercorns • 3 whole cloves • 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted • 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted • 1-1/2 cups chopped carrots • 1 cup fresh or frozen peas • 1 cup chopped celery • 1 cup chopped peeled potatoes • 1/4 cup...
Do you know any cattle ranch tales that begin with a ship disaster? No? Just read on. When the gold rush was on, Alvin A. Ellis and his wife, Lynthia, traveled from Ohio to California to join in the search. Whether they struck it rich is not known, but their devious route back to Ohio made them passengers on a sidewheel steamer named the "Central America." It was known as the ship of gold and operated between Central America and the east coast of the United States. Aptly designated, it carried...
(Helena, MT) – Beginning this year, successful Smith River applicants will no longer receive their permit and floater information packet via the United States Postal Service. Instead, successful applicants will be notified via email shortly after the lottery drawing is conducted on Monday, March 2nd, 2020. Links within the email will allow permit holders to download and print their float permit, as well as access vital and detailed information regarding their upcoming Smith River float. Lottery results will also be available online at statepark...
Are you tired of renting? Learn what it takes to become a homeowner by attending the next Homebuyer Education course, set for Mon.-Tues., March 9-10, 5-9 p.m. each evening at 613 NE Main St. in the Snowy Mountain Development Corporation (SMDC) Conference Room in Lewistown. Presenters at this education course walk potential homeowners through the home buying process and cover topics including: • Preparing and sticking to a budget • Deciding on how much house you can afford • Discovering the i...
