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1. What is your official title and responsibility with Roundup Memorial Healthcare? My official title is Valeri Russell PA-C. I am a medical provider and like all of us, work in the clinic, hospital, ER, and extended care. I am also the trauma medical director for our facility. 2. Do you have any long term goals in mind for the healthcare facility? I have two long term goals for RMH. The first goal would be for our clinic and hospital to be utilized by a majority of the community for their...
In an informal meeting October 23rd at the Vintage Café, members of Roundup Community Partners (RCP), and members of the community, enjoyed coffee and cinnamon rolls while Randy Hafer spoke about the Central School Development Venture. This is a project to reuse the Central School Grade School and maintain it as a Historical Certified Building that will be remodeled into a modern, green efficient, apartment building. The project is to have 21 units available with an elevator, with commercial...
Roundup Memorial Healthcare (RMH) would like to express their sincerest gratitude to the Signal Peak Community Foundation, USDA Rural Development, and Montana Coal Board for their support to replace the hospital's antiquated call system. The new call system will allow proactive alerts about the patient, room, and bed status that can be sent directly to caregivers as well as providing real‐time information needed to drive patient safety and satisfaction. RMH recently implemented the new HillRom NaviCare Nurse Call System with enterprise r...
October 21, 2019–Roundup FFA chapter was recently selected to compete for national recognition in a career development event at the 92nd National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis, Oct. 30-Nov. 2. The Roundup FFA from Roundup High School will send members to Indianapolis as they vie for national honors in the area of veterinary science. Zoetis sponsors the event. FFA members who will represent the chapter include Tyler Eliasson, Tyeson Gravenhof, Rebecca Nelson, and Mackenzie Serrano. Adviso...
Leaves are falling and hunting seasons are opening. That must mean it is time again for St. Benedict’s annual Fall Dinner. Soon the smell of turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, apple and pumpkin pies and all the other fixings will fill the church and tempt you to come join us for a feast. We are hoping you just can’t resist! We will begin serving at 11:30, and continue until 3:00. Cost is $10 for adults, $5 for ages 5-12, and under 5 free. Bake sale and Country Store as well as a raffle will also be held. Take outs and delivery are...
Persecution Sunday, November 3, has been designated as the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. Many say that more Christians are being persecuted in the world today than at any other time in history. I'm not qualified to prove or disprove that statement, but I know what Jesus said in John 16:33. "I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world, you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world." God never promised his children that everything would be smooth sailing through...
In 2020, 468 seats are up for re-election on November 3. Thirty three in the Senate and 435 in the House. Obviously we Americans can no longer trust media to give us the true facts about someone running for a elected office in our government. Start doing your own research now on any one who you may consider voting for. If Americans had done this, neither Obama or Hillary Clinton,would have gotten half the votes they did. The Democrat we once knew is no longer. The Progressive Liberals have taken that party over. If some of you do not feel...
By John Youngberg, Executive Vice President of the Montana Farm Bureau Federation Early autumn means the start of harvest season for thousands of farmers across Montana. But for many, their ability to compete in an increasingly challenging and globalized agriculture market is hampered by a lack of broadband connectivity. Without adequate access to the internet at broadband speeds, too many Montana farmers and agricultural communities across the state can’t access the same basic tools and advanced precision agriculture technologies that are a...
The Enlisted Association of the National Guard of Montana (EANGMT) is pleased to announce that they have approved a $1,000 contribution to the effort to establish a statue of Governor Martz in Montana’s Capitol. Gov. Martz was present every time Montana’s soldiers deployed to protect our Country and our Freedom. Joe Morstein, the Governor’s brother and spokesperson for the family and the Statue group said, “We are thrilled that the Enlisted Association gave us such a generous contribution. Judy truly loved our Soldiers and Airmen and would b...
Fallout from President Donald Trump’s pullout of 28 soldiers from Syria has brought globalist of both political parties to the front in opposition. Turkey used the pullout as an excuse to invade Syria in a centuries-old conflict between themselves and the Kurds who were paid heavily by the American taxpayer to help the United States round up the last remaining fragments of ISIS. With that done the rational for staying in Syria vaporized. Globalist networks did site as rational for withdrawal, Trump’s fulfilling a campaign promise to bring hom...
Helena, Mont. – Montana’s Livestock Loss Board pays livestock owners for verified livestock losses due to wolves, grizzly bears and mountain lions. SB 133 was passed during Montana’s 2019 legislative session and requires a livestock owner to be current on their per-capita fees in order to receive a payment from the State for their loss. A portion of the text of SB133 bill is as follows:(b) Before the board may issue a reimbursement for losses to a livestock producer eligible for coverage for losses, the department of revenue shall certi...
From MSU News Service NPBOZEMAN – Montana State University’s Eastern Agricultural Research Center and MSU Extension will host a free half-day workshop focused on Palmer amaranth, a herbicide-resistant invasive grass that has spread through much of the Midwest in recent years. The workshop will be broadcast live online to Extension offices and Montana Agricultural Experiment Station research centers around the state for remote attendees who wish to tune in.The workshop, “Palmer amaranth: It’s coming! What you need to know,” will run from 8:30...
It’s time to select and decorate pumpkins for your Halloween display. Get family and friends involved in a trip to the pumpkin farm and consider hosting a decorating party. Whether you grew your own or plan on purchasing one at a farm or garden center, select pumpkins free of holes, cuts and soft spots for decorating. Damaged fruit tends to rot faster, ruining your fall display. And always carry the fruit cradled in your arms not by the stem. Once the stem breaks away from the fruit, the pumpkin is more susceptible to rot and its beauty fades....
You know the signs. The thunderous cough. The pounding headache. The full-body fatigue. It's the flu. Last fall and winter, influenza sickened roughly 40 million Americans and killed 60,000, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This year's flu season is nearly upon us. Here are four tips to stay healthy. 1. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. People should get the flu vaccine early. Every year, this shot prevents up to 6.7 million flu cases, 87,000 hospitalizations, and 10,000 deaths. The vaccine also helps...
By Ryan Lovelace - The Washington Times - Saturday, October 26, 2019 Sen. Mitt Romney — aka Pierre Delecto — is far from the only Washington heavyweight who uses private social media account. Former FBI Director James B. Comey, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer and, of course, disgraced former Rep. Anthony Weiner, who called himself “Carlos Danger,” sought refuge in private accounts. When Mr. Romney came clean about his Twitter alter ego, it drew attention to the duplicitous habits of Beltway insiders. Sure, the political influence of anonym...
1 - Tanner Rae is the first introduction of the Roundup Panthers team to come out of the inflatable helmet brought in Friday by the Montana National Guard for senior night. 2 - Shayden Cooke (14) hands off to MaKale Kembel (11) behind the blocking of Ryder Klein (56), Dylan Sanner (50), Tucker (52), and Jared Freitas (76). 3 - Wade Anderson tackles Hunter Dare (34) in Friday night's loss to Huntley Project. Michael McHenry (80) and Chris Maetche try to get there to help. 4 - Chris Maetche (61)...
1 - Jasmine Brinley bumps the ball for Grass Range in the junior varsity match Thursday with Tri-City. Also pictured are Hayley Stahl (15), head coach Kate Johnson, Kaitlyn Carter, and assistant coach Laramey Degner. The Rangers lost the junior varsity match 2-3 and the varsity match 1-3 to Tri-City. 2 - Shani Browning (8) and Karlee Morris (5) face off at the net Thursday in Grass Range. Also pictured is Mya Olsen (1). The Rangers lost this junior varsity match 2-3. The varsity also lost to...
Featuring Guest Speakers with USDA Rural Development and U.S. Small Business Administration BOZEMAN, Montana, Oct. 21, 2019 - USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) announced today eight informational meetings for agricultural lenders and other interested parties familiar with FSA's guaranteed loan program. The meetings will update participants on recent changes in the guaranteed loan program and provide an overview of FSA’s programs. The meetings will include guest speakers from USDA's Rural Development and U.S. Small Business Administration. The m...
October 15, 2019 Commissioner Minutes The meeting was called to order at 8:30 by Commissioner Borner. Commissioner Berry and Commissioner Carlson were present. Pledge of Allegiance. Commissioner Borner wanted to add Coal Board Grants to the agenda Commissioner Berry made the motion to approve the agenda as amended. Commissioner Carlson seconded the motion. Motion carried. Commissioner Berry wanted it clarified in the October 7, 2019 minutes that Sheriff Lesnik and Clerk & Recorder Tomassi were discussing retirement also in their meeting with th...
Commissioners Agenda October 28, 2019 8:30 Call to order. Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Agenda Approval of minutes Commissioner Board information Refuse property Old business Extension Office and Fairgrounds repairs Discuss the County’s next move on Flood Plain Violation Policy for claims Accounting Audit Outside steps at the Sheriff’s Office. Grants Rural Development/Commons sidewalks NW Energy Audit EDA Supplemental Funding for 2018/2019 Disasters. CDBG Planning Grants Coal Board 9:00 Lorie Jett 9:30 Road #4 Alteration. Road #60 news. Com...
BOZEMAN – Farmers and ranchers in Montana are often intimately aware of the dangers posed by noxious weeds, but the general public’s knowledge of invasive species has also increased due to education and outreach efforts over the past 25 years, according to a recent survey. The survey follows up an initial survey done in 1994, which determined the level of public knowledge at the time in order to gauge education needs. The 2019 survey was administered by Eric Raile of the Montana State University Human Ecology Learning and Problem Solving Lab; J...
In this subseries of articles we shall depart a little from our usual format of spotlighting a particular ranch, farm, or enterprise and take up, rather, an aspect of Montana's history. One class of institutions persistently ran through the interviews and old photos that contributed to many of these paintings and brief histories. What would you guess it was? Oops! Darned if we didn't give away the answer in the title above. Yes, of course, schools, and small wonder that. In the normal course of...
6th, 7th and 8th grade Boys and Girls met in Lewistown Saturday October 26th for the Lewistown Middle School Wrestling Tournament. They came from Laurel, Forsyth, Hardin and Huntley Project by invite from Lewistown Middle School. Roundup Wrestling Club (AAU) was invited to attend and participate with their Middle School aged wrestlers. The Club fielded 5 wrestlers who made a great showing and turned heads doing it. Each of the Club’s wrestlers were scheduled for 5 bouts, the largest gap in w...
Priority filing date for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is December 1st! Financial Aid professionals and volunteers will be available at the Roundup High School Library on Monday, November 4th, 2019, to help students and families complete this form. Also, Financial Aid professionals from Montana State University-Billings will be on hand 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm to present important information regarding financial aid and educational funding. Filling out the FAFSA is an important step in the process to securing federal, state, a...
Are you tired of renting? Learn what it takes to become a homeowner by attending the next Homebuyer Education course, set for Mon.-Tues., November 4-5, 5-9 p.m. each evening at 613 NE Main St. in the Snowy Mountain Development Corporation (SMDC) Conference Room in Lewistown. Presenters at this education course walk potential homeowners through the home buying process and cover topics including: • Preparing and sticking to a budget • Deciding on how much house you can afford • Discovering the i...
