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Thank you to Coal Board Members and Department of Commerce for the recent grant awarded to Musselshell County Road Dept. This grant awarded to us enabled the Road Dept. to purchase an End dump truck w/snow plow and sanding attachments. It is through the awarding of Coal Board grants that we have made great improvements in the quality and quantity of the services we can provide to our communities. Without your help, these improvements would have been unattainable for our department. Again,...
December Employee Spotlight: Deb Ray What is your role at RMH? Morning Cook What have you gained from working at RMH? It has provided me with a way of living. If you could do another job for just one day, what would it be? I would probably go back to work in the photo lab at Walmart If you were stuck on an island what three things would you bring? Fishing pole, my dog, and a lighter What one food do you wish had zero calories? All of it!...
The days fly by so quickly and holidays turn from one to the next in the blink of an eye! Christmas is right around the corner and the Roundup Christmas Food Basket Program is looking forward to helping make the Christmas holiday just a bit brighter for families in need! The Roundup Christmas Food Basket Program thanks everyone for their donations so far, but we still have a ways to go. Please get in the giving spirit by donating to the Roundup Christmas Food Basket Program at 1st Security Bank or send a check to P.O. Box 462, Roundup, MT...
Radio has been one of the great loves of my life from the time of my youth. The music, the ball games, the talk shows were carefully tuned in on my stereo. Radio was my invisible friend and companionship in the remote country of my youth, where the social world was far away from my reality. After doing some small stories on local people for the Roundup Record, I knew that I wanted to interview Bill at KLMB Radio, Roundups local radio station. As I walked in the door, Bill greeted me and...
What Hinders People From Accepting The Truth of God? In studying the book of Daniel, Nebuchadnezzar (the king of Babylon) has been not the primary focus. Still, he does play a definite role in God’s working in Daniel's life and this particular part of history. He really interests me, and he gives some insight into mankind in general. I want to take a quick look at one of those insights in this column. One of the questions I have asked myself is, “what takes him so long to get the reality of the truths of God?" He shows him some very unusual thi...
Would you believe that this is already the second week of Advent! By the time you read this it will probably be the third week! Already! My how time flies. When my children were small – I had 5 – we had an Advent Wreath in our home with 4 candles around the perimeter and one in the center representing Jesus. Each Sunday after church, we would light one of the candles. Usually there are 3 purple candles and one pink candle with the center one which represents Jesus being white for purity. The first week, one of the children lit one candle – a...
By Senator Steve Daines The holiday season is upon us. Montana families across our state are giving thanks and enjoying quality time with their families and loved ones. As we gather around the dining table this year to express our gratitude, let us not forget the extraordinary privilege we have as free Americans. I want to give thanks to our Montana service members currently deployed, unable to be home for the holidays this year. Thank you for protecting our nation. I also want to express my gratitude to their families here at home, missing...
By Gary Locke and Erik Paulsen While Washington is often dominated with partisan gridlock, Congress can put politics aside and improve the everyday lives of Americans by passing a new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), a trade deal that would replace the outdated North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). NAFTA needed to be modernized and the USMCA is a 21st-century upgrade that benefits all Americans. It includes pro-growth reforms that sustain businesses while bolstering labor and environmental protections. We know our former...
LibertyUnderFire warned in June 2018, “If Big Tech can control the information flow then they can also influence the outcome of the midterms and even future presidential elections should they succumb to a collective political view.” Big Tech is defined as Internet giants, Facebook, Google, Twitter and YouTube. They have. New evidence shows them poised to influence the 2020 presidential election potentially shifting 15 million votes to their favored candidate without leaving a paper trail. So says Robert Epstein, Ph. D, a research psy...
Mavis (O’Dowd) Facer, died May 13, 2019, she was born January 8, 1949. She has been creamated, in Pocatello, Idaho. She is survived by four daughters, grandchildren and one great grandchild....
Kenneth Elwood Witzel, 82, of Roundup passed away peacefully at home on December 6, 2019 with his family by his side.Kenneth was born at Pompey’s Pillar “under the rock” on November 14, 1937 to John Henry “Jim” Witzel and Tracy Colletti Witzel Newland. He was the middle of three sons. Kenneth attended Klein Schools for the majority of his grade school and high school years and was a proud resident of Klein more than 76 years. After school in Klein, Kenneth went into the Air Force and was stationed in Cheyenne, Wyoming, the Philippin...
SNOW BUDDIES!! RSVP is starting a new program to help our community this winter.If you would be willing to help shovel snow or provide other assistance for our Senior Citizens or handicapped individuals this winter, please let us know. We will be keeping a list of who would be willing to help. As calls for assistance come in, we would contact you to see if you are available.We want to keep everyone safe this winter.Thank you, Kim Erickson, for this wonderful idea.Call RSVP at 323-1403 or message us with your contact information. Local high...
Homemade gifts are a wonderful way to show you care. Making them from items grown in your garden adds that extra personal touch. And just like the plant, decorations and gifts made from milkweed pods are gaining in popularity. Considered a weed by some, common milkweed is making a comeback as more gardeners are growing this important food source for monarch butterflies. Harvest the seedpods and craft them into wreaths, stars and indoor holiday trees. Remove the pods from the plants, separate the halves and allow them to dry as needed. If you...
(Whitehall, MT) – Montana State Parks (stateparks.mt.gov) is excited to announce that tickets are on sale for Holiday Candlelight Tours at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park. ‘Tis the season to see the colorful limestone caverns lit by the festive glow of candle lanterns as we bring back this holiday favorite. Holiday Candlelight Tours are only offered in December and this year’s tour dates are Dec 20, 21, 22 and Dec 27, 28 and 29. Eight tours are offered from 10:00am to 2:30pm each day. For tickets, call the visitor center at 406-287-3541 betwee...
BILLINGS – Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is offering a reward for information about an unusually high number of spotlighting cases north of Hardin. FWP game warden Jake Barzen said he has picked up as many as 15 deteriorating deer carcasses along Highway 47 and adjacent county roads between Hardin and Custer this fall. Most of them, he said, were shot by vandals from the roadway at night with aid of artificial light and all were left to waste. Only a few bucks had their heads removed. FWP’s 1-800-TIP-MONT program is offering a reward of as...
L to R: MaKale Kembel (All-State), Chloe Cota, Ryder Klein, Brennan Larson, Ty Kombol, Blythe Sealey(All-State) and Max Burnas...
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By Rick Griffith The 2019-2020 Panthers got their season started on the road playing a tough Winnett Ram team. The game was a great battle from beginning to end. The Panthers got off to a slow start offensively. We had many opportunities around the rim and at the free throw line but didn't take advantage. Derrick Zimmerman got the Rams off to a hot start hitting three three point shots in the first quarter and the Rams led 13-8. In the second quarter the Panthers settled into a bit of rhythm and...
In Miles City Fannie added the Montana State Ladies' Bucking Horse Championship to her laurels, and the Steeles formed their Powder River Wild West Show, with which they barnstormed Montana enroute back to the Sperry ranch. One of the stops in this march was at Roundup in August, 1914. Their lives continued to unfold in small and large rodeos, but in August, 1916, they made their most easterly journey to the New York Stampede, held on Long Island. Fannie took a third in the ladies' relay, but...
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Fish & Wildlife Friday, December 06, 2019 Samples from 25 deer harvested around the state tested positive for chronic wasting disease last week. The majority of the new positive samples were from animals harvested within CWD Management Zones, where the disease is known to exist. Two of the positive samples were from areas where the disease had not been previously detected. These include a mule deer doe harvested in hunting district 650 south of the Fort Peck Reservation, and a white-tailed buck harvested in HD 702 in Rosebud County. These two a...
Commissioners Minutes November 25, 2019 The meeting was called to order at 8:30 by Commissioner Borner. Commissioner Berry and Commissioner Carlson were present. Pledge of Allegiance. Commissioner Carlson made the motion to approve the agenda after the conference call with the Department of Administration was taken off the agenda because the DOA wants to go back and calculate the Mill Levy’s and Tax Revenue from 2010. Commissioner Borner seconded the motion. Motion carried. Commissioner Berry had stepped out of the meeting for a phone call. C...
