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The Musselshell Valley Historical Museum received an $8,000.00 grant in the summer of 2023 to invite two certified assessors to evaluate our museum and give suggestions for improvement. The grant was from the Foundation for Advancement in Conservation (FAIC). The grant was called a Collections Assessment for Preservation (CAP) Grant. We were able to hire two assessors to come to Roundup to assess the museum. Rachel Waters came from Estes Park, CO and Kyle Normandin came from New Jersey. Rachel assessed the collections and displays of the...
One of the many things that makes Roundup a great place to live is the generosity of our community, charitable organizations and businesses. If you’ve been to the City Park over the past few years, it’s plain to see all the improvements that have been made. The Signal Peak Foundation has been very generous regarding park projects such as the new restrooms near the stage. The Signal Peak Foundation recently awarded the City a grant for new lighting at the park. These new lights will illuminate bo...
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Those Wayfinding Signs! Wayfinding signs - another joint effort of the Montana Main Street project as designed by Roundup resident Morgan Belveal. These signs point people to different attractions, important and historic buildings in town. They also point tourists and out-of-towners to important natural attractions. Johnny Chavez, Pronto Construction, and Morgan were instrumental in placing these signs in very specific intersections. Johnny of Pronto Construction generously donated part of his c...
Rodney Atkins is coming to Roundup, Montana for RIDE’s 19th celebration with some nice country music record achievements in his back pocket, and it’s something that any artist would love to have. His 2019 single “Caught Up in the Country” spent more time on the charts that any other single in the history of country music. For 57 weeks, it stayed on the charts, which is remarkable since most record labels try to get radio stations to move on to their next song project after the song peaks. However, the radio stations couldn’t get enough of...
The Montana DMV office in Roundup has moved. Now located in that blue building near the KLMB radio, across the street from Autumn's Inn, off Main Street. The little building has been a pizza place, an insurance office, a realtor's office, and now is the new location of the Department of Motor Vehicles. You can talk with Shirley, Monday through Friday, from 8 AM to 5 PM starting next week. There is a bit of confusion recently about the "real ID" that's now available. The "real ID" is good for air travel but only DOMESTIC travel. A "real ID"...
Congressman Matt Rosendale (MT-02) voted against H.R. 7888, The Reforming Intelligence and Securing America Act, which reauthorized the use of The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). He voted against the legislation after an amendment to the bill that would protect the Fourth Amendment and shield Americans from warrantless searches by the FBI and the greater intelligence community failed....
Senate President's Statement on Montana Supreme Court Ruling HAMILTON, Mont.— Montana Senate Jason Ellsworth, R-Hamilton, released the following statement in response to the Montana Supreme Court's ruling in the Forward Montana SB 319 (2021) case: "I'm glad to see the Supreme Court realize that they messed up by intruding into the Legislature's internal rules and are withdrawing their original decision. We in the Legislature eagerly await the Court's new opinion to ensure that it does not also unconstitutionally violate the separation of p...
With the 320,000 illegals aliens flown by the Biden government into the country by-passing the border wall and laws of the land intentionally, it is obvious the Democrat Party is now not only encouraging but participating in, the invasion of its own country. It is also transforming the Democrat Party into the permanent single-party rule. So shows a once devout Democrat voter, Elon Musk, in a new 2:00 minute video “The Democrat Open Border’s Plan to Entrench Single-Party Rule Explained in Two Minuets,” that all Americans should watch befor...
Ellsworth Also Appoints Senate Democrats, House Republicans HELENA, Mont.— Montana Senate President Jason Ellsworth, R-Hamilton, announced today that he is inviting members of the public to serve on the Senate Select Committee on Judicial Oversight and Reform. Ellsworth announced earlier this month that he is forming the committee to look into overreach by Montana judges and develop solutions to restore the separation of powers among Montana's three branches of government. "The Legislature is the branch of government closest to the people, s...
BILLINGS — U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich, for the District of Montana, and Billings Police Chief Rich St. John today issued a warning to the public about the appearance in the community of pink fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that is more potent than morphine and heroin. Law enforcement is beginning to see pink fentanyl pills in Billings. Noted for their pink color, the pills are more potent than the fentanyl that has been seen in the community. Many of these illicitly produced synthetic opioids can result in overdoses and death. “It has bec...
HELENA – Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen today led a coalition of 20 attorneys general in filing an amicus brief in support of states attempting to stop the Biden administration's collusion with activists. Biden's actions would leave the southern border wide open and communities across the country vulnerable to dangerous drugs and crime. The brief, filed in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, supports Kansas, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and West Virginia's motion to intervene in a lawsuit brought by asylum s...
FLATWILLOW and WINNETT NEWS Flatwillow Homemakers held their March meeting on Wednesday, March 13 at Melody’s home. It was on Wednesday this month since Melody works on Tuesdays. It worked well for all of us to change the date for this month. There were six members present and one guest. Welcome Ella Iverson as our guest. Sandy Gonzalez, Babs Lea, Ginger Moore, Luann Knutson, and Kim Tarplee were all present. The thought for the day was a Bless You Irish poem. It was a story about St. Patty driving all the snakes out. Each member read a joke. M...
By Edith Sloan It is my happy fortune to be living in Roundup. This is true for several reasons and one of those is that many people take daily walks here in town. Individuals walk, couples walk, pairs and three-somes walk, along with dog-owners taking their pets. There is a move to create a program where more residents can participate in walking—running. This week of April 14-20, we are starting an effort that would encourage groups of interested people from Roundup and the surrounding area to create pairs, groups, or even individuals to walk-...
From the MSU News Service Nearly 900 middle and high school students from 80 teams across Montana will compete at the Montana Science Olympiad State Tournament, set for Friday, April 19, at Montana State University. The event features competitions in science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, disciplines. Teams from Belgrade, Billings, Bozeman, Chinook, Choteau, Clancy, Conrad, Corvallis, Darby, East Helena, Ennis, Fergus, Fromberg, Gallatin Gateway, Hamilton, Hardin, Harrison, Helena, Huntley Project, Kalispell, Laurel, Lewistown,...
Governor Greg Gianforte announced a deployment by the Montana National Guard (MTNG) to support the state of Texas in its efforts to secure the southern border of the United States. The announcement coincided with the governor signing an executive order declaring a disaster on the southern border. “Today, I signed a disaster declaration to mobilize Montana resources to help secure our southern border,” Gov. Gianforte said. “President Biden has left our southern border completely exposed and overrun by drug cartels, who are bringing deadly crime...
Taryn Brown Story by: Kayla Rustad Taryn Brown, a senior at Roundup High School, is involved in shop class. Her favorite high school memory is welding. Her favorite class overall though, is study hall. She describes herself as outgoing, helpful, and has a good work ethic. Her family includes her dad, Christopher Brown; her uncle, Uric Bello; her grandpa, Roland Brown; and her grandma, Nancy Brown. Tori Avila Story by: Asher Beesley Tori Avila is a senior at our local high school, and a student-a... Full story
Governor Greg Gianforte joined 21 governors in criticizing an effort by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to mandate new air quality standards that ignore concerns from western states and raise costs for Montana businesses and families. "The Biden administration continues to prioritize its radical environmental agenda over the needs of hardworking businesses and workers, including in Montana," Gov. Gianforte said. "While we can all agree reducing dust in the air is a worthy goal, the new regulation ignores progress and regional...
MISSOULA — A Bozeman man who admitted to illegally exporting firearms he bought in Montana and sold to individuals in Mexico was sentenced today to three years in prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release, U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich said. The defendant, Cristyan Jose Gonzalez-Carrillo, 37, pleaded guilty to illegal export in October 2023. U.S. District Judge Dana L. Christensen presided. “Today’s prison sentence puts this defendant out of the illegal business of buying guns in Montana and taking them to Mexico to sell. Fire...
Jason Main won the 3200 meter run in a time of 11 minutes and 36.01 seconds. James Main came in third with 12 minutes and 34.05 seconds. Desi Toombs took second in the 3200 meter run at the Joliet-Park City meet on Friday. Her time was 15 minutes and 16.64 seconds....
Maggie Eike won the high jump at the Joliet-Park City meet Friday, clearing 5 feet to match her personal record....
WGR's Jace Bantz cleared 5' 8" Friday at the Joliet-Park City meet to take second place....
Roundup Memorial Healthcare (RMH) is offering a new service. We welcome Kelly Petit, Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), to our team. Kelly offers assistance with mental, emotional, or behavioral needs for all ages! We are so happy to be able to offer this service to our community. Call the RMH clinic today to schedule your appointment today! 406-323-3337...
T Diamond C Ranch, Roundup, Montana, is a new member of the American Angus Association®, reports Mark McCully, CEO of the national breed organization headquartered in Saint Joseph, Missouri. The American Angus Association, with more than 22,000 active adult and junior members, is the largest beef breed association in the world. Its computerized records include detailed information on over 20 million registered Angus. The Association records ancestral information and keeps production records and genomic data on individual animals to develop...
On April 4, the Main Street Improvement Initiative Committee completed the paperwork and issued its first loan. The sole request to date came from a business in Melstone and was approved. It is hoped that with the coming of spring, more applications will be received. The $100,000 in funds for this loan program were given to the Signal Peak Community Foundation last fall to institute a no-interest loan program for exterior improvements to Main Street businesses in Musselshell County. The loan program is administered by the Main Street...
