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The debate between Representative Barry Usher and his Democratic opponent Dr. Kris Spanjian will take place Thursday, October 15th. The debate will take place at Roundup Elementary School which is located at 401 11th Ave. East in Roundup. Due to the flu virus regulations, only 110 individuals will be allowed into the gymnasium. The cost will be a financial donation ($1 or more) to the "Roundup Christmas Food Baskets". All proceeds will go to the Roundup Christmas Food Basket program. Submit...
I learned last Wednesday my opponent opted to back out of the debate scheduled for last Friday night, claiming a conspiracy existed that would somehow make the debate unfair. I am disheartened by this attack upon the credibility of the citizens who volunteered their time to help organize the event. Despite deliberate lies, innuendos and attacks on my character and integrity, I have refused to engage in the petty politics and character assassination that has been regularly implemented by my opponent’s camp. Instead, I have done what you e...
“When you buy something made by a person, there is something special there, and you so feel it. The consciousness with which a thing is made is often more important than the thing itself.” J. Donald Walters Homestead Holidays will continue on this year! Ready or not here we come! Whether we are too stubborn to cancel for Covid, or whether being brave enough to live our lives to the fullest extent through it, we will continue. We are excited to be opening our doors again this year for the Hom...
By Vern Petersen On September 12th the Winnett High School graduating class of 1960 held their 60th class reunion. They gathered at the Elks Club in Lewistown for lunch and reminiscing. The attached picture from left to right are Pat Long, Vern Petersen, Joyce (Ziesmer) Drube, Everett Lane and Allen Saylor. Richard Petaja was unable to attend. Deceased members of the class of 9 were Don Petersen, Richard Delaney and Kenny Eike....
The RMH PFAC (Patient and Family Advisory Council) Committee is looking to add to their group! We are looking for community members who are passionate about the hospital and bettering the patient experience. The PFAC committee meets once a month for one-hour sessions. We discuss ways to improve the care given at RMH. Think you may be a great fit? Please call 406-323-4922 to talk with Fawne McCleary....
When you meet Ed, you feel like you've stepped into an old Western. Tall, kind, and easy talking, Ed seems like a cowboy from ages past. A gun enthusiast, member of local gun range, and N.R.A Certified Firearms Course trainer, Ed came from a 30 year long career in law enforcement and continues to shoot as a hobby, as well as training others to learn firearm safety and proficiency. He is a retired Law Enforcement Officer, United States Air Force, Smith & Wesson Armorer school graduate, and prior...
Dear Robert Pancratz, I was disappointed that you chose to forfeit the commissioner debate. I had been looking forward to hearing you, and I was open to voting for you in the coming election. I hoped you might be a good addition to the commissioner panel. Cancelling on the debate tells me more about you than perhaps I would have learned from you in person at the debate. How can we expect you to represent us if you can be so easily swayed to step out of a debate? Now more than ever, we need a commissioner who will stand up to scrutiny. We need...
The debate scheduled for October 2nd had to be canceled due to the lack of participation by Robert Pancratz. I received the following email from Robert Pancratz. "After careful consideration and counsel from individuals whose judgment I respect, unfortunately I must decline participating in the upcoming debate. I believe the debate was set up with the best of intentions, and I have no reason to question the integrity of the committee members preparing the questions. However, I still have concerns that the event may not be structured to be fair...
If an apple a day can keep the doctor away, what will a flu vaccine get you? The answer may be better health today and improved odds of maintaining your brain power in the future. The risks posed by the flu are pretty self-evident for older adults. Last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that 35.5 million people in the U.S. contracted the flu, resulting in 34,200 deaths. Of those fatalities, about 75% were among people over age 65. While we’re waiting on the COVID-19 vaccine… And the ongoing COVID-19 pan...
It's been awhile since the Roundup Record published the " Public Opinion Survey'. We did not get the turn out we had hoped for with this survey, and will likely not be doing another. The data has finally been recorded. Here are the results. The first question presented was; Are you currently registered to vote? 93% of the people who took the survey where registered voters 7% were not. The second question was; Will you be voting in the upcoming election? 93% said yes. 7% said no. Question 3; Who will you most likely vote for? Republican? Democra...
MISSOULA — A former Billings coal mining official who admitted defrauding companies of more than $20 million and lying to investigators about being kidnapped was sentenced today to five years in prison and three years of supervised release, U.S. Attorney Kurt Alme said. Larry Wayne Price, Jr., 40, pleaded guilty in December 2018 to three counts of wire fraud, conspiracy to commit money laundering and false official statement. U.S. District Judge Dana L. Christensen presided. Price was released and allowed to report to prison. Restitution w...
BILLINGS – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is asking for public comment on a proposal to reconnect a channel of the Musselshell River southwest of Melstone that was cut off by flooding. Flood waters broke through the riverbank in 2018 and cut off the 1.5-mile loop in the river, leaving irrigation systems and homes without water and drying up wildlife habitat. The proposed work would add rock and vegetation to the breeched riverbank to divert water back into the channel, lengthening the river by more than a mile and decreasing the speed and s...
Commissioners October 5, 2020 Agenda 8:30 Call to order. Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Agenda Approval of minutes Commissioner Board information Old business Extension Office repairs Deed for the Melstone property. Storage for Courthouse Departments New Business COVID-19 reimbursement money. FWP lease agreement Grants Rural Development/Commons sidewalks Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program (ORLP) 9:00 INTERSTATE ENGINEERING 9:30 Road 10:00 Sheriff 10:30 Bill Edwards 11:00 DES Capital Improvement Plan FWP Fishing Access Floodplain...
Happenings at the Musselshell County Sheriff’s Office 9/17-9/23 9/17 A 911 came in reporting a vehicle driving erratically, Deputy responded T-Mobile conducted 3 test 911’s A 911 came in requesting an ambulance for an individual who was dizzy and had ringing in the ears. Ambulance responded A 911 hang-up came in, upon call back it was found to be an accidental dial. A 911 came in requesting the ambulance for an individual having a seizure. Ambulance responded 9/18 A 911 came in requesting an ambulance for an individual who is unable to mov...
By Reagan Colyer, MSU News Service BOZEMAN — A research team led by faculty in Montana State University’s College of Agriculture received $5.1 million from the U.S. Department of Energy designed to explore camelina, an oilseed with the potential to be an alternative biofuel and multi-use crop. The MSU team, led by Chaofu Lu, a professor in the Department of Plant Sciences and Plant Pathology, will work with collaborators nationwide in administering total funding of $11 million to take a systems-level approach to assessing camelina focusing on...
Citizens of Musselshell County As many of you know- there was supposed to be a County Commissioner candidate debate last Friday. Mr Pancratz took advise from someone and backed out, so the debate was cancelled. I was looking forward to hearing both Mr Pancratz and Ms Borner speak and debate. I did read Mr Pancratz’s article on the front page of the RRT. Since I don’t know him otherwise- I have not formed any opinion- good or bad about him. I can say, however, if he wins the election- the list of community concerns he mentioned in the beg...
Question: What is your plan for Musselshell County? My plan is a strong resilient future for Musselshell County. We are a historic boom-bust coal and agricultural community. I work to make sure we are expanding our tax base, so I focus on one of the fundamentals of economic development; beautification and livability. The basis of economic development is to attract entrepreneurs who want to build their business here, parents who want to raise their children in a safe community and people who want to retire and enjoy the small town life. Again,...
This ramen noodle recipe makes a quick dinner with shrimp and carrots. This is delicious and so quick to fix. —Donna Hellinger, Lorain, Ohio TOTAL TIME: Prep/Total Time: 15 min.YIELD: 4 servings. Ingredients • 3-1/2 cups water • 1 package (3 ounces) Oriental ramen noodles • 1 cup cooked small shrimp, peeled and deveined • 1/2 cup chopped green onions • 1 medium carrot, julienned • 2 tablespoons soy sauce Directions • 1. In a large saucepan, bring water to a boil. Set aside seasoning packe...
