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Memorial Day - Monday May 25th, 2020....
I posed a question to Amy Jones at Roundup High to forward onto the graduating seniors. Below are their responses from those that chose to respond. The Publisher How has the current pandemic affected your senior year expectations and has it changed your plans for the future? It ruined all my senior expectations. The senior trip was supposed to be fun! Full of rollercoasters! But now it's just golfing and maybe watching the idiots beat each other with golf clubs. Senior prank day was going to be so much fun! I was gonna be in charge so we all kn...
Hannah Bedford Throughout high school, Hannah Bedford has pushed to be the most compassionate and hardworking individual she could be. Her parents, Clay and Sharon Bedford, have shown her that she can be strong yet caring, and her brother, Ian, has shown her the meaning of hard work. Hannah has completed high school with a perfect 4.0 grade point average and has been active throughout high school in sports and student organizations. After high school, Hannah plans to attend Montana State...
Kirsten Jensen Kirsten Jensen is the daughter of Craig and Kendy Jensen and is the sibling of Kalyn, Cole, and Kennah Jensen. Kirsten has been involved with basketball, volleyball, tack, golf, BPA, Student Council, National Honors Society, pep band, science olympiad, and pep club throughout high school. Outside of high school, she is an eleven year 4-H member, a camp counselor at Teen Leadership camp and 4-H camp, also involved in the St. Vincent's Youth Volunteer program, and was a chosen...
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In the city cemetery only, flowers will not be allowed during the maintenance period of April 15 through September 15 except for funerals. Memorial Day flowers may be left approximately one week after Memorial Day. Special occasion flowers may be left for one day in celebration of birthdays, anniversaries, etc. All flower not picked up by those dates will be removed....
Against all odds and with an approved plan, Dan McCaffree & family along with Friends of Musselshell School are hosting the ever popular two-day Memorial Weekend “Pig-nic” Sunday, May 24, and Monday, May 25 at the Musselshell School. Serving commences at noon both days. The cost for the meal is a free-will donation. All donations go to maintain and operate Musselshell School as a community center. The McCaffree family provides the barbequed meat, potatoes, and bean pot. FoMS supplies the fac...
Signal Peak Community Foundation has awarded Roundup Memorial Healthcare $16,935 for the lab equipment replacement project and $75,000 for a new base x-ray unit. The lab equipment being replaced is the Hematology System and the Coagulation Unit. During these unprecedented times of virus detection, up-to-date lab equipment is more vitally needed than ever. The current hematology system is 8 years old, and 7 years is the standard life of this equipment. The new system would enable a 6‐part differential, which is critical and an industry standard...
By Gene & Delores DesJarlais City workers with the assistance of BUD/Tree Board Youth Representative Russell Lang planting Cost Share Trees in boulevards around Roundup. This program which allows city residents to purchase trees at a reasonable cost will be offered again next spring....
BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE We have all found ourselves there. Caught between 2 choices, not knowing which way to go, whom to turn to, where to be. We know we can’t stay where we are – too dangerous, too deficient, life not very good here. What do we do. The people of God found them in just such a situation in Jeremiah 40 – 45. They were caught between Nebuchnezzar’s army on one side, and a rebel named Ishmael of their own people on another. All were threatening to kill them. What to do? They did what we all should do. They asked the One...
Sadly J.C.Penny's has filed Chapter 13 due to national shutdown. This company was founded April 14,1902 in Wyoming by pioneering Americans who had spirit.This is why we cannot allow a Liberal Governor tell us who is essential and who is not. We cannot allow a Chinese virus that kills at random to shut us down. We cannot allow fear of this virus to control our freedom and happiness as Americans. Open up and reclaim your lives once again. Nancy Kemler...
With Nancy Pelosi acting as obstructionist-in-chief in Washington, we need to make sure our lone representative in Congress is a conservative fighter who will stand with President Trump and will fight tooth-and-nail to bolster our economy and advance his America-first agenda. Luckily, we don’t have to guess which candidate that will be – President Trump has already told us. Matt Rosendale is the only candidate for Montana’s Congressional seat who has been endorsed by President Trump. Matt will fight alongside President Trump to stem the risin...
Matt Rosendale has spent his time in public service getting results for Montanans. Bringing a businessman’s energy to government, Matt has racked up an impressive list of accomplishments for Montana families and businesses, and he deserves our recognition and our support. In the State Legislature, Matt was a watchdog for Montana taxpayers, eliminating wasteful spending, rolling back government red tape, protecting our 2nd Amendment, and defending the sanctity of life. As our State Auditor, Matt has expanded access to healthcare, reduced h...
We the undersigned 25 senators and representatives have been widely recognized at various times as the most conservative, small government legislators in Montana. But there is one senator who could arguably be called more conservative than any of us…. One man who has the most consistent, most lengthy, most “limited government” voting record of us all… Senate President Scott Sales. He is currently running in the Republican primary for Secretary of State. Remarkably, Senator Sales has consistently voted for conservative limited governm...
By Cornelius J. Clancy, MD The coronavirus infects and kills more Americans each day. While the advice is to never take antibiotics for a virus, most patients hospitalized with COVID-19 receive antibiotics to prevent or to presumptively treat secondary bacterial or fungal pneumonia. In fact, some patients, especially those on ventilators, aren't dying from the virus, but from other infections they contract in the hospital. According to one study, secondary infections were present in half of those who died from coronavirus. Unfortunately,...
There was no Trump collusion or obstruction of justice. The real Russian collusion story is, and will, take center stage the remainder of the year. Investigative reporter Sara Carter told Fox News, “Avalanche of indictments are coming. People are already turning on each other. Throwing colleagues under the bus in order to save themselves.” These coming indictments are on those who fabricated the Russian Collusion Hoax—the coup to overthrow an elected president. As much as Robert Mueller wanted collusion and obstruction of justice to be so, s...
I would like of offer my name, Mike Goffena, as a replacement for Tom Berry’s vacancy as a Republican for County Commissioner for Musselshell County. My experience includes having served 10 years on the Lower Musselshell County Conservation Board. I was a past Secretary, Vice President, and President of Musselshell County Stockgrowers; President of the Musselshell County Farm Bureau; Chairman of the Musselshell County Weed Board, on the ASI sheep board: as well as served on the Board of the former Farmer’s Union Board in Roundup. In all the...
MSU News Service BOZEMAN — Academic Technology and Outreach and the Master of Science in Science Education program at Montana State University will offer a noncredit course to help online instructors improve their skills, maximize student engagement and build high-quality online courses. “Fundamentals of Online Teaching” is fully online and will run from June 8 until July 17. The course is designed for both new and experienced online instructors who are teaching at the middle school, high school, community college or university level. It will...
MSU News Service BOZEMAN — Parents should make sure they have arrangements in place for the care of their minor-aged children when planning their estates, according to Montana State University Extension.To make sure parents’ wishes are followed, Marsha Goetting, MSU Extension family and economics specialist, and Wendy Wedum, MSU Extension family and consumer sciences/4-H agent in Pondera County, suggest parents create a will that names a guardian and a conservator in case both parents die. A guardianship provides for the care of the chi...
MONTANA – Governor Steve Bullock today announced he is directing $5 million in federal CARES Act funds to expand assistance to thousands of Montanans struggling to afford their home energy needs due to financial strain caused by COVID-19. “Montana families shouldn’t have to choose between putting food on the table and paying their utility bill,” Governor Bullock said. “This funding is critical to keeping families afloat and will give peace of mind to thousands of current LIEAP clients, and to thousands more Montanans who will now be eligible...
By Carol Schmidt, MSU News Service BOZEMAN – A team of Montana State University mathematicians has made a key contribution to new research that indicates that malaria parasites operate on their own internal time “clock” rather than being triggered by the circadian rhythms of their host. Tomas Gedeon, professor of mathematics, Bree Cummins, assistant research professor of mathematics, and Robert R. “Riley” Nerem, a former graduate student in the MSU Department of Mathematical Sciences, provided mathematical tools to analyze data for the resea...
MUSSELSHELL COUNTY COMMISSIONER’S AGENDA MAY 18th, 2020 8:30 Call to order. Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Agenda Approval of minutes Commissioner Board information Old business Extension Office and Fairgrounds repairs Discuss the County’s next move on Flood Plain Violations #4 Road alteration. Accounting Audit Deed for the Melstone property. Updated Phone system. Lights at cemeteries New County website New Business Election Audit Committee. Storage for the Courthouse departments Grants Rural Development/Commons sidewalks 9:00 Lorie Jett Cap...
By Stephen Dinan and Dave Boyer - The Washington Times - Sunday, May 17, 2020 President Trump is stepping up his confrontations with China as the U.S. death toll mounts from the COVID-19 pandemic, blocking trade with Chinese tech giant Huawei, halting some U.S. retirement investments in China and floating the suggestion that Beijing should compensate the world for the coronavirus first discovered in Wuhan. The president, who once boasted of his warm relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping, has cut off communications for now with Mr. Xi,...
The American Legion National Headquarters Media & Communications P.O. Box 1055 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Every crisis has new heroes. During the 9/11 attacks, they were the first responders running into burning and crumbling buildings as others ran out. Now, during the Coronavirus pandemic, the most visible heroes are the health care professionals, who are saving others and risking their own lives while doing so. These heroes have much in common with the people that we honor today – America’s fallen veterans. They are men and women who have sac...
Create a front garden that is sure to boost your mood and welcome visitors all year round. All you need is one weekend and a bit of paint, flowers, décor and edging material to boost your landscape’s curb appeal. Add a splash of color by painting your front door. Look for colors that complement your home’s siding and the surrounding landscape. Then add a seasonal wreath or other door decoration. A wreath of seed packets in the spring, succulents or silk flowers in summer, dried materials in fall and greens in winter add seasonal interest to you...
