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Story By: Gareth Servis Justin St. James is a senior at Roundup High school who enjoys reading Sci-Fi novels, playing Magic, and watching his favorite TV show, Snowpiercer. He is the child of Daniel and Diana St. James and has 6 siblings and half siblings. Justin's favorite memory of high school is eating lunch everyday with his best friends during his junior year. He says the thing he'll miss the most about high school is seeing a familiar face no matter where he is. After high school, Justin...
Whereas, service to others is a hallmark of the American character, and central to how we meet our challenges; and Whereas, Elected Mayors and County Commissioners across the nation are increasingly turning to national service and volunteerism as a cost-effective strategy to meet city needs; and Whereas, AmeriCorps and Senior Corps along with groups such as the Salvation Army and the American Red Cross help to address some of the most pressing challenges facing our cities and nation, from...
Written By: Cody Wessel LSA Intern The Lavina School Association would like to introduce the Lavina High School graduating class of 2021. Our first senior profile is Kortnay Wimmer. Kortnay is a very happy and enthusiastic person. She participated in many activities during her time at Lavina, including; track, volleyball, basketball, BPA, FFA, Student Council, cheerleading, and pep band. When she is not at school or work, she enjoys spending time with friends, family, and her pets. The Lavina...
Linda has been a strong advocate of the Roundup Tree Board (BUD) for many years. She has a vision for public trees in Roundup and has written and administered numerous urban forestry grants leading to Roundup having a progressive urban forestry program. This dedication enabled Roundup to receive the Tree City of the Year for the State of Montana for 2019. The plaque summaries Linda's volunteer efforts: "For your passion for trees, going above and beyond in donating your time and talents to...
I Am By the time this comes out in the paper, it will only be a few days before Good Friday and then Easter. To me, it is the most significant time that we as Christians celebrate. If you have been following along, it is the focal point of God's plan that started way back in Genesis 3. Jesus is at the center of it all, and it is to Him that we bow in honor and worship Him as our Lord and Savior. I want to share a few thoughts with you from the Gospel of John. They center on statements that Jesus made concerning Himself and explained much about...
How to Bankrupt America On March 15, 2021, Joe Biden signed into law the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Act. Not a single Republican in the House or Senate voted in favor of this legislation, as only 9% of which had anything to do with the Wuhan China Virus. This in light of the fact that a trillion dollars was not yet spent from the money previously allotted for COVID relief. Prior to this the first spending package for the virus was last year March 27, 2020, when Congress added $2.5 trillion to the national debt with the The Coronavirus Aid,...
Commissioners March 15, 2021 Road Department Meeting minutes Road Department Meeting Commissioner Goffena and Commissioner Turley were present. Bridge Supervisor Stockert and Secretary Kenner gave their weekly report to the Commissioners. There was work done on the following roads: Hawk Creek, Fishel Creek, Dean Creek, CA Road, Fattig Creek North and South, Homestead, Adams, Mosby and N. Delphia. A culvert was replaced on Jensen. DOT inspections are completed on haul trucks. East pit access road being worked on. The new truck arrived on March...
Happenings at the Musselshell County Sheriff’s Office 3/18/21-3/25/21 3/18 • Call from another Sheriff’s Department in regards to several 911 calls they have received coming from Musselshell County. Deputies were advised of the situation. • Caller requested an ambulance for themselves. Ambulance were advised and responded. • Adult Protected Services called in regards to a residence in the city. Deputy was advised of the situation. • Caller reported a disruptive person at a local business. Deputy was advised and responded to the business. • Mels...
By Roger Koopman Every election cycle, you can count on Republican candidates promising to reduce the size and cost of government, and in general, getting government out of our businesses and out of our daily lives. Yet as every session of the legislature demonstrates, that pledge – for the majority of Republican lawmakers – has a distinctly hollow ring. Not unlike their Democratic counterparts, the GOP’s commitment to controlling government and reducing welfare dependency is highly selective. For their friends, the free money game conti...
Over the weekend, I created a Facebook survey that was posted to three Facebook pages, Melstone (the page), Roundup/Musselshell County Political, and Roundup Area Happenings, the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. The survey was left up for 3 days, and 62 people participated. The survey question was: “If there were a vaccine requirement to keep your job/be in school/ public travel, will you take the vaccine? Of the sixty two participants, 47 people checked NO, they would not take a vaccine even to keep their job, go to school, or travel, while 15 p...
Community members in Musselshell County and surrounding areas may soon be receiving a survey in their mailbox. This survey will be sent to a random sample of homes and will help Roundup Memorial Healthcare identify health services needed in the community. This information will be used for strategic planning, grant applications, new programs, and by community groups interested in addressing health issues. This project, administered by the Montana Office of Rural Health and funded in part through the Montana Health Research and Education...
Roundup AAU Wrestling took their Middle School (6-8th grade) wrestlers to Lewistown on Friday, March 26th, for a dual. Overall, the team went 11-7, with first year wrestlers Brandon and Jordan Popino each earning their first pin. Sheldon Serrano also attended the Montana Open. The Roundup Wrestling Club would like to thank everyone who has supported us for the last several years. Our team has continued to grow, and grow stronger, because of the coaches, parents, and community members standing...
Over 200 people arrived in Ingomar for the first ever, "Bill Seward Day", the Tri-City Rec Community Fund Raising event Saturday, March 20th. Ingomar folk made about 40 gallons of Bill Seward Beans, accompanied by about 5 gallons of hot sauce, and 12 bags of croutons – all based on Bill Seward's original recipe – courtesy of Seward grandkids Lecia, Curt, Jeff and Bill's daughter Maxime, in anticipation of attendees appetites. The event was scheduled to begin at 11:00AM. "Folks started arr...
State and local public health officials are reminding Montanans to be aware of the risk for exposure to rabies as summer approaches. With the arrival of spring weather and an increase in outdoor recreation, more and more Montanans are enjoying the outdoors. This increases the risk for potential encounters between humans and wild animals because of the time spent hiking and engaging in other outdoor activities. Rabies is a fatal disease. The rabies virus is carried in the saliva of infected warm-blooded mammals and is usually transmitted to...
These four-ingredient rolls from Glenda Trail of Manchester, Tennessee are ready in no time. And they taste great with herb butter or jam. —Glenda Trail, Manchester, Tennessee TOTAL TIME: Prep/Total Time: 25 min. YIELD: 6 rolls. Ingredients • 1 cup self-rising flour • 1/2 cup 2% milk • 2 tablespoons mayonnaise • 1/2 teaspoon sugar Directions • 1. In a small bowl, combine all of the ingredients. Spoon into 6 muffin cups coated with cooking spray. Bake at 450° until a toothpick comes out clean, 1...
Commissioners March 26, 2021 Agenda 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 Fergus Easement Chip Seal on Old Divide Road. Training opportunities for employees. Belveal Property New Business Water rights Telephone Systems Grants Rural Development/Commons sidewalks Historic Tourism Grant/MT Dept of Commerce next Fall Montana Transportation Alternatives (TA) Program 9:00 Maintenance Capital Improvement...
