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Wil Peters Our third and final 2021 senior at Lavina Public School is Wil Peters. Wil describes himself as a happy and funny guy. Wil has participated in BPA, Student Council, Basketball, and Track. In his free time, he likes to do mechanical work and ride his dirt bike and spend time with friends. During his time at Lavina School, Wil has also helped paint the football field and run the score table. After graduation, Wil plans to attend WyoTech in Laramie, Wyoming and continue to work on his...
Since COVID, Roundup has been without any martial arts or self defense classes. There has been a void of any professional and organized training available. Two Martial Artists have answered the call to fill the void; Jonathan Phillips and Justin Carlton. Jonathan Phillips is a 3rd Degree Black Belt in Chinese Kara-Ho Kempo Karate. He teaches all ages. He is very professional and good with children. Justin is a retired military police officer who spent 24 years serving our country. He deployed...
Preparations are underway! The Dan McCaffree family, Friends of Musselshell School, Inc, and the surrounding community will be hosting the 17th Annual Memorial Weekend Pig-nic May 30th & 31st at the Musselshell School. Serving will commence at noon both days. The cost of the meal is a free-will donation. Barbequed meat, potatoes, and beans are prepared/donated by the McCaffree family; FoMS supply the facility, plates, silverware, and beverages. The neighborhood and guests supply the homemade buns, salads, and desserts. Serving will be under...
Joe Nichols is headlining RIDE’s 16th annual celebration and the bus will roll in to town for a big show on Saturday July 3rd at the Roundup Outdoor Stage. Lots of big things have already happened lately for Nichols as he told KLMB’s Mike Morgan recently. “In early April, I signed a new record deal with Quartz Hill Records. The label head is a guy that produced some of the #1 hits we had out in the past and I feel like I’m home when I’m around him. I also have a new single that will hit radio on April 26th and be released digitally on the 23...
Driving into Roundup from all directions there are now three RADAR speed limit signs. The signs are located in the 1000 block of Main Street for southbound traffic, the southeast corner of the city park along Eighth Avenue East for westbound traffic, and along US 12 coming into Roundup for northbound traffic. The new signs will help people realize they need to slow down driving through town. With our Main Street also being the highway, sometimes people continue through town at higher speeds...
A company called Project Paws Alive has generously given the Roundup Sheriffs Office a protective vest for Rico, our police dog. Project Paws Alive provides vital protective equipment for working military and police dogs. The vest is a lightweight around three pounds, it is bullet and stab resistant, custom made for each dog, and built to be worn full time. This costly vest ($3000-$4000) has been made possible through fund-raisers and donations made to Project Paws Alive. There are many working...
There have been some published stories about Michael McClure who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound ending an all-day standoff with the Billings law enforcement authorities on April 23, 2021. As part of the media reporting, Sheriff Shawn Lesnik was quoted as stating he was disappointed that the Musselshell County Attorney had let Michael McClure go after McClure entered pleas of guilty at his trial on March 18, 2021. The misleading statement is completely refuted by the public record. McClure was jailed pending sentencing and was in jail...
We have become a nation of sloths. We would rather avoid work and accept a handout from the government rather than earn a honest day's wage. Our government is spending us into a debt abyss from which we will never recover. The government is paying people to stay home because Uncle Sam is giving more money than what an employer can afford to pay them. There was a time when people were embarrassed to be on the dole, not any more. Hey, that's what the government is for --- to give us money when we need it. We have allowed our government to become...
JULISICO NEW GENERATION CARTEL.....Also known by Homeland Security as CJNG.This notorious Mexican cartel is run by El Mencho, who uses the most painful torture before killing as a technique to keep power in territory. This groups latest terriory? Try Seattle Washington. Because of open borders, and attitude within our current administration of, "We careless about this country and it's rightful citizens" and the BLM rampage against our Police, criminals such as Mexican cartel think that it will be easy to gain a foot hold in cities like...
THE FINANCIAL FOCUS If you have children or grandchildren, you may already be somewhat familiar with the 529 plan, a popular education savings vehicle. But you may not have kept up with some recent changes in the plan’s capabilities and in the educational environment in which the plan might be used. Let’s start with the learning environment. During the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges and universities switched to online classes, or at least to a hybrid of in-person and online. And even before the pandemic, many schools offered remote classes, though...
"The Biden administration," CNN reports, "is considering using outside firms to track extremist chatter by Americans online." Federal law enforcement agencies are legally and constitutionally forbidden to monitor the private activities of citizens without first getting warrants based on probable cause to believe those citizens have committed, or are committing, crimes. The feds can browse public social media posts and so forth, but secretly trawling private groups and hacking encrypted chats is off-limits. Private companies and nonprofit civic...
Robert "Bob C" Anthony Cesnik, of Roundup, was called home to be with his Lord and Savior, on March 23, 2021. He was 83. Bob was born in Cleveland, Ohio, on Nov. 2, 1937, to John and Mary (Tomsic) Cesnik. He spent the first part of his life in Ohio helping his parents in their taverns. Bob attended Western Military School in Alton, Illinois, enlisting in the US Army after graduation. He spent much of his time in the military stationed in Puerto Rico as part of the 542nd Military Police Unit. He...
Commissioners April 23, 2021 Minutes The meeting was called to order at 8:30 by Commissioner Goffena. Commissioner Turley and Commissioner Pancratz were present. Pledge of Allegiance. Commissioner Pancratz made the motion to approve the agenda for the day as is. Commissioner Turley seconded the motion. Motion carried. Commissioner Turley made the motion to approve the minutes from the April 16, 2021 and April 19, 2021 Road Department meeting as is. Commissioner Pancratz seconded the motion. Motion carried. There were no board meetings....
COMMISSIONER’S AGENDA MAY 7th, 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 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/Lorie Jett Capital I...
Representative Barry Usher (R-Laurel) has announced he is running for Montana Senate District 20. Usher, currently represents House District 40, consisting of North Rural Yellowstone County (Molt, Broadview, Acton & Shepherd) and all of Musselshell County (Roundup, Musselshell & Melstone) and just finished his 3rd legislative session in the 67th Legislative session in Helena. In the 67th Montana Legislative Session Usher served as House Majority Whip, Chairman of Judiciary and as a member of Transportation, Rules Committee and Legislative Admin...
“I’m a sucker for a good songwriter. What I love most is Lauren’s silky quality as a storyteller, and that’s the part I really fell in love with. I’ve melted already”. That’s what the great Lionel Richie said about Lauren Mascitti when she was on the TV show” American Idol”. That’s coming from a singer who knows talent and songwriting, and Lauren has both in abundance. Lauren Mascitti will be making her Montana debut in Roundup Montana at RIDE on July 3rd. She’ll take the Roundup Outdoor Stage at 7 pm. A dynamic performer, she’s spen...
HELENA, Mont. – The chief justice of the Montana Supreme Court has notified Governor Greg Gianforte there is a vacancy in the Eighth Judicial District (Cascade County). The governor is now accepting applications from and nominations of any lawyer in good standing who has the qualifications set forth by law for holding the position of district court judge. The application form is available electronically at nominatejudges.mt.gov. Applications must be submitted electronically as well as in hard copy by Tuesday, June 1, 2021. Applications will be...
Mid-Rivers Communications is proud to announce the award of 31 Scholarships to students from the Cooperative’s service area. Six $1,500 scholarships were awarded to students planning to attend Dawson Community College or Miles Community College, and 25 $1,000 scholarships were awarded to students planning to attend a four-year college or university, community college or tech school in the fall of 2021. Preference was given in the scholarship award selection process to students who plan to live and work in Eastern and Central Montana after c...
The Montana Department of Revenue warns all Montanans to be aware of numerous scams and frauds related to their tax information and refunds. Some common tax season scams include: •Paying for a refund: If a caller says they have your tax refund, but you'll have to pay a "fee" to receive it, it's a scam. The Department of Revenue will never demand money before giving you your refund. •Threatening arrest, or seizure of your property: Taxpayers have received letters saying they owe taxes to Montana, and that the state will seize their property, or...
Musselshell County Justice Court, April 2021 Wilkins, Felicia Marie, Out of Jurisdiction Arrest warrant, Transferred to another court Ludewig, Dustin, Out of Jurisdiction Arrest warrant, Transferred to another court Ludewig, Dustin, Out of Jurisdiction Arrest warrant, Transferred to another court Davitt, Gary R., Out of Jurisdiction Arrest warrant, Transferred to another court Henderson, Trinity Erin, Out of Jurisdiction Arrest warrant, Transferred to another court Henderson, Trinity Erin, Out of Jurisdiction Arrest warrant, Transferred to...
Wolfe, Dalton Michael-Jeffrey, Displaying Fictitious, Altered License Plates, Fines: $50 and Costs: $35 Connealy, Gabriel, Speeding, Fines: $50 and Costs: $35 and Operating without liability insurance, Fines: $260 and Costs: $25 McConnell, Kimberly Fran, Operate a vehicle which has not been properly registered, Fines: $50 and Costs: $35 and Operating without liability Insurance in effect, Fines: $260 and Costs: $25 McCamey, Mason Reid, Careless Driving, Fines: $50 and Costs: $35 Ray, Levi Glenn, Tobacco, Alternative Nicotine possession, Fines:...
BOZEMAN — According to Montana State University Extension, Montanans have the right to make decisions about what happens to their remains after death, decisions that have legal priority over any of their survivors' wishes. Take for example a mother who expresses to her four children she wants to be cremated after death and have her ashes scattered in a certain place. After her death, however, one child wanted to follow her mother's wishes but her three siblings disagreed. Prior to the enactment of the Montana Right of Disposition Act in 2009, a...
Buying and planting seed from licensed dealers protects Montana from invasive species. As people across the state gear up to plant their gardens this spring, the Montana Department of Agriculture (MDA) is reminding growers about the importance of buying and planting seeds from licensed seed dealers to protect against invasive species and plant diseases. “Spring is such an exciting time for agriculture in Montana, from our farmers and ranchers out in the field to the folks planting gardens in their backyard,” said Director Mike Foster. “Al...
The Judicial Branch will begin accepting application today through June 4, 2021 for the Chief Water Court Judge. The Chief Water Court Judge is appointed by the Chief Justice for a four-year term. Current Chief Water Court Judge Russ McElyea’s term expires on July 31, 2021. Applicants must submit a cover letter and a resume by June 4, 2021 at 5 p.m. to [email protected]. Applications must be submitted electronically. In order to be considered an applicant must be a citizen of the United States who has resided in the state two years i...
BOZEMAN — An exceptionally strong and durable concrete developed at Montana State University is slated to be used for the first time, paving the way for potential widespread future application in Montana. Developed over the past five years in collaboration with Montana Department of Transportation, the ultra-high performance concrete will form parts of two replacement bridges scheduled for installation this summer on Highway 43 near the southwest Montana town of Wisdom. Due to a specialized mixture that includes conventional concrete m...
