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By Elizabeth Wood Keep the holidays rolling and enjoy live summer theater Tuesday July 9th. Roundup City Park softball field -- 9th Avenue & 4th Street East at 6:30 p.m. Bring your lawn chairs and picnic baskets to watch the slow unfolding of Shakespeare's classic tragedy as Hamlet struggles with grief and understanding. Come early. The Back Porch BBQ food truck will be there about an hour early and live music by Mike Morgan and Mallory Morgan will begin about 6:00. If the weather is inclement,...
Vivian Edwards has been the Community Librarian at Roundup Community Library for 20 years. She has served alongside several Roundup Public School Junior/Senior High Librarians. The Roundup Community Library Board and the Friends of the Roundup Community Library will host a celebration for Vivian on Sunday, July 7,2024 at 2 P.M. at the library. Refreshments will be served. Everyone is invited to attend this celebration to congratulate Vivian on her twenty years of service to our Library patrons....
By MurrayLou M McElveen The Memory Cafe is happening over at the MSU Extension office and sponsored by Area II Agency on Aging. We are talking about our favorite 4th of July memory as well as putting together celebratory goodie boxes for the kids backpack lunch program to spread a little intergenerational cheer! This event happens monthly on the fourth Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. and all are invited to enjoy some free fun! Please call 406-323-1320 for more information or to RSVP for next month's...
Roundup Market on Main would like to thank Signal Peak Community Foundation for their help purchasing this Hitch-to-Gather trailer. We'd also like to thank our fiscal sponsor, Musselshell Valley Community Foundation, all of our advertisers, and Big Horn Signs for the awesome graphics. There are still several seat spaces available. This trailer will be available for all community events, no private parties, on a first come basis. Please call of text Eric at 406-794-10699 if you wold like this...
Congressman Matt Rosendale (MT-02) voted in favor of H.R. 8771 - Department of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 2025. The legislation will combat the flow of fentanyl and other illicit drugs into the U.S., save millions by eliminating U.S. funding for the United Nations’ regular budget, and prohibit American taxpayer dollars from going towards the Wuhan Institute of Virology, the EcoHealth Alliance, or any gain-of-function research. “American’s money should be spent making our country safer, not funding globa...
While the new signs placed around town are decorative, several are not street legal. I witnessed 2 near collisions caused by a sign and took it upon myself to move the nearby road construction sign slightly at the 2nd ave intersection, near the hospital, so drivers have a small window to peer thru for traffic barreling down airport hill at this intersection. I snapped a photo if you'd like that, or go see for yourself. The severe blind spot hazard this new sign placement has created has been ignored for too long. The decorative sign needs to...
It was a journey that I always wanted to take.To run for an elected office.I did not win the primary race but I won in many other ways.I was educated in how our state government operates,I was introduced to many other patriots who were running for elected office positions.As a candidate I was invited to debates and dinners that I enjoyed.I want to thank all those who voted for me and supported me in many different ways.Your encouragement was the fuel that I used to move ahead in the campaign. Just a reminder that there is always the "next...
HELENA, Mont.— The State Legislature filed an amicus, or "friend of the court," brief in the Montana Supreme Court on Monday seeking to overturn an erroneous district court decision temporarily blocking two of the Legislature's bipartisan pro-housing bills. The brief argues that Judge Michael Salvagni in Gallatin County violated the constitutional separation of powers that leaves policymaking to the legislative branch of government when he issued a preliminary injunction against Senate Bills 323 and 528. SB 323 was sponsored by Sen. Jeremy T...
By Sheriffs Nick Rauser, Jesse Slaughter, Brian Heino, Jeremiah Petersen, Dan Springer, Dave Wendt, and Steve Holton. Law enforcement officers dedicate their lives to protecting public safety, maintaining order, and upholding justice. Our jobs are intrinsically tied to Montana's judiciary. When law enforcement and prosecutors can trust that the courts will handle criminal cases fairly, it gives us and the public confidence that we can keep our communities safe and achieve justice. In pursuit of that goal, we are proud to endorse Cory Swanson...
Flatwillow Homemakers took a road trip to Billings for our end of year field trip. We carpooled from Winnett and met up with Melody and Sandy at the Yellowstone Art Museum. Ginger’s daughter Stephanie Moore also joined us at the museum. Raye Anne Lund, Ginger Moore, Luann Knutson, Kim Tarplee, Sandy Gonzalez, and Melody Whitcher, along with Stephanie all enjoyed a delicious light lunch at the café located in the YAM building. We had a red, white, and blue themed gift exchange. Everyone brought a gift that was unique and special keeping with ou...
TOTAL TIME: Prep: 5 min. Cook: 40 min. YIELD: 12 servings. This very moist 4-ingredient chocolate dump cake has chocolate chips on top instead of frosting. It tastes wonderful served warm with ice cream. -Kim Rodney, Archbald, Pennsylvania Ingredients 1 chocolate cake mix (regular size) 1 package (3.9 ounces) instant chocolate pudding mix 2 cups (12 ounces each) semisweet chocolate chips, divided 2 cups 2% milk Vanilla ice cream, optional Directions 1. Preheat oven to 350°. Evenly sprinkle dry...
From MSU News Service BOZEMAN – Montana State University awarded 1,691 undergraduate degrees, 360 graduate degrees and 188 degrees or certificates from Gallatin College MSU during its 140th commencement ceremonies held May 10 at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. A list of graduates follows. Montana students are listed first, followed by students with out-of-state hometowns listed alphabetically by state, then hometown. Finally, international students are listed by home country and hometown. Students with two asterisks after their names (**) g...
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Governor Greg Gianforte today requested President Joe Biden issue a presidential major disaster declaration due to flooding in Montana that occurred in May. The governor's request is for the counties of Blaine, Chouteau, Fergus, Hill, Judith Basin, Petroleum, Pondera, Teton, Toole, and Wheatland along with the Rocky Boy and Fort Belknap Reservations. "In early May, a strong slow-moving low-pressure system moved into the Great Basin," Gov. Gianforte wrote in a letter to Pres. Biden. "This system intensified tapping into a layer of Pacific...
RIDE is here at last and the whole town is welcoming friends and family to town for a big old time. It’s going to be a blast. I’ve got great memories of coming here before Lulu and I officially moved here in 2003, of the rodeo, parades and all that Roundup did to make me want to live here for good. I have been a member of the RIDE committee since 2006, and sang at the first RIDE in 2005. I have a firsthand appreciation of what effort it is to put on an event such as this or a rodeo. I thought I might give a little history of RIDE from pure mem...
