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Ahead of the Montana Board of Public Education’s (BPE) next meeting, Governor Greg Gianforte today urged the board to streamline educator licensure to improve recruitment of more high-quality teachers for Montana students. The licensure reforms will eliminate barriers highly qualified educators face as they seek to teach Montana kids. “Montana is facing a critical shortage of K-12 educators. While we take a comprehensive approach to recruiting and retaining high-quality individuals into the teaching profession, we must eliminate barriers to...
Registration is now open for the three-day 406 Grazing Academy workshop to be held June 7-9 in central Montana. The workshop is hosted by Montana State University and its partners and is aimed at ranchers seeking to hone their grazing management skills. Classroom activities will take place at the Yogo Inn in Lewistown, and field activities will be held on working ranches near Winnett. Workshop participants will gain practical information to help them make strategic decisions for their ranch. Topics include economic optimum stocking rates; diver...
March did not bring a much-needed shift to active weather patterns that would have benefited our mountain snowpack. March precipitation was well below normal across most of Montana. As a result, most snowpack percentages decreased for the third consecutive month. “Most of the state has been in a prolonged dry period since mid-January and many stations, particularly in southwest Montana, have recorded record low precipitation since then,” said USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Hydrologist Eric Larson. Northwest Montana and the...
The Montana Department of Agriculture’s (MDA) Student Loan Assistance Program is now accepting applications. Established during the 2019 legislative session, this program provides student loan assistance to Montana’s college-educated youth pursuing careers in farming or ranching. “Any time we can keep a family ranch in family hands, that’s a win for Montana agriculture,” said MDA Director Christy Clark. “The Student Loan Assistance Program aims to relieve some of the financial stress facing our young producers so that they can focus their...
On Friday, April 8th, The Montana Department of Livestock (MDOL) announced the confirmation of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in two Montana flocks. These are the first cases of HPAI reported in domestic poultry in Montana since 2015. Montana is the 25th state to report cases of HPAI in domestic poultry in 2022. Avian influenza is an infectious viral disease of birds that can cause high mortality rates in domestic flocks. Migratory waterfowl are the primary source for avian influenza (AI). Wild birds can be infected and appear...
The Signal Peak Community Foundation will be accepting grant applications for it’s May 2022 meeting. Grants will be awarded in May to non-profit organizations located in Musselshell County. The board’s general guidelines for applications are: *grant must be secular, non-profit organizations *emphasis on infrastructure related projects *preference for projects where sponsoring organization covers part of the project costs preference against operating costs or personnel *grant funds to be spent locally if possible. Scholarship will be funded. The...
By Susan Ferrechio - The Washington Times PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee who is poised to control the panel if the GOP takeover next year, said Republicans must consider impeaching President Biden. He said the GOP should weigh impeaching Mr. Biden for failures in office, most notably his administration’s inability to stop a massive influx of illegal immigration through the southern border. “I think that’s definitely a discussion we have to have,” Mr. Jordan told The Washi...
Early season campers can enjoy the great outdoors at the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument. Both Coal Banks Landing and James Kipp Recreation Area campgrounds are open. The fee to camp at Coal Banks Landing is $10 per night, while the fee to camp at James Kipp Recreation Area is $12.00 per night. Please, bring your own water, as it's still too soon to turn on water systems without risk of overnight freezing. Boaters should be aware that water levels at Coal Banks Landing are still too low for launching motorized vessels. Please,...
A giant thank you to AARP for the grant that is enabling a more accessible Main Street for Roundup! And thank you to the area businesses who partnered with us on this project and allowed us to place benches on their property!...
For many years we have had Dr. Rosebush as our local dentist. Currently Dr. Rosebush has added a new dentist who is looking to become the new owner of the Roundup office. Dr. Jack Diagrepont DDS graduated from LSUSD in 2016 in the field of dentistry. Jack is currently living in Roundup with his wife Deanna, who is a new Doctor at Roundup Memorial Hospital. Deanna was featured in the December 15th edition of the Roundup Record. Jack is hoping to purchase the business from Dr. Rosebush, and will e...
Congratulations to Kimberly Erickson, and Willy Martin, the two newest certified firefighters for the Roundup Fire Department. Kimberly is also the first female certified firefighter ever in Roundup. Kimberly had never thought of being a firefighter before the Bobcat fire. She felt useless and wanted to find a way to help. Kimberly started taking classes in 2020 and just finished the certification. Kimberly and her husband Jeremy own Big Horn Signs on Main Street, and have been a big part of...
Roundup High School junior Julianne Landgren has painted a new mural on the backwall of the gymnasium. Located high in the left corner, behind where the band sets up, a ferocious panther is breaking through the bricks on attack. When Julianne first transferred to RHS last year, it didn't take long for her art teacher to notice her talent. It was obvious that the student possessed great artistic ability and drive. The soft-spoken young lady soon impressed her friends and classmates as well....
On Monday, April 4th, the Montana Department of Livestock (MDOL) will implement an updated policy for recording, transferring, and rerecording of brands. The policy was developed by a committee of state legislators, representatives of industry organizations, members of the Board of Livestock, and MDOL staff in response to the industry’s requests for increased availability of 2-character brands. Major changes include additional acceptable characters, more lenient format guidelines, and the elimination of over 40% of regional character c...
The deadline to apply for a Musselshell Valley Community Foundation Grant is approaching. Grants will be awarded in May a charitable project in our region. Applications along with grant guidelines can be picked up at the Roundup City Office or found online at mvcommunityfoundation.com and are due May 1, 2022. The Musselshell Valley Community Foundation was established in 1997 to create an endowment for the benefit of the people of the Musselshell Valley River Region. Each year grants are awarded to charitable projects within the following...
The Signal Peak Community Foundation will be accepting grant applications for it’s May 2022 meeting. Grants will be awarded in May to non-profit organizations located in Musselshell County. The board’s general guidelines for applications are: * grant must be secular, non-profit organizations * emphasis on infrastructure related projects * preference for projects where sponsoring organization covers part of the project costs * preference against operating costs or personnel * grant funds to be spent locally if possible. Scholarship will be fun...
In the month of March there were 94 calls to 911. There were 19 calls for the ambulance, 14 calls for deputies, 5 calls for fire, 4 test calls, 4 calls transferred to other counties, and 42 calls that were unwarranted/hang-ups/etc… * Deputies responded to a report of a stolen vehicle. * Deputies responded to a possible PFMA (Partner/Family member Assault) * Medical responded to an unconscious male. * Deputies responded to a child custody dispute. * Multiple calls came in for an accident in Wheatland County, they were transferred. * Medical r...
Roundup Commemorative Garden Meeting Minnutes 3/30/22 6:00PM Attendees: Andi Thatcher, Bev Eiselein, Anne Arthur, Wenda Wickland, Vivian Edwards, Kenny Davis Treasurers Report: Vivian Edwards discussed treasurers report; Balance=$7413.10 Old Business: Water System: Jason gave a rough estimate of $1,000 to replace the old drip system. It is corroded and is no longer working properly. He plans to come the second week in April to replace it. Flower Beds: Annual bed to be converted over to a perennial bed, 2 mature peonies and 1 orange poppy to be...
WINNETT SENIOR NEWS JANUARY 2022 Jan 6 - There were thirty seniors and seven take-out meals today. Our lunch was potato soup, chicken pasta salad, ham pickle roll-ups, relishes, and peach cobbler. We had two guests with us today, Luann’s grandchildren, Shelby and Cooper. The Lions’ calendars are here. They will be handing them out today after the meal. Ronnie K. is home from the hospital and doing fine. He had been in the hospital in Billings with Covid, but he is recovering the rest of the way at home. Chuck Allen is out of the hospital. He...
Together with the Montana Department of Labor & Industry (DLI), Governor Greg Gianforte today announced Montana is a national leader in employment growth in the construction sector, growing 12.3% between February 2020 and February 2022. “A thriving construction sector is critical to Montana’s growing economy. That’s why we’ve prioritized investing in the trades and increasing apprenticeship opportunities to empower Montanans with in-demand skills,” Gov. Gianforte said. “We’ll continue this momentum so we can ramp up housing capacity, get...
MINUTES OF WORK SESSION OF FEBRUARY 28, 2022 JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICTS NO. 55 & 55H The Trustees of School Districts No. 55 & 55H, Musselshell County, Roundup, Montana met for a work session on Monday, February 28, 2022, at 4:00 p.m. at the District Office. Trustees present included Chairperson Vandeberg, Vice-Chairperson Brewer, Snook (4:14 PM), and Serrano. Trustee Bedford was not present at this meeting. Administrators in attendance were Superintendent Sealey and Clerk Eiselein. The work session started at 4:00 PM. Continued discussion was...
The Roundup FFA Chapter attended the 92nd State FFA Convention in Bozeman, Montana March 30th - April 2nd. Nine Roundup members competed in Livestock Evaluation, Agricultural Technology and Mechanicals Systems, Extemporaneous Speaking, State Star in Ag Placement and State Talent during the week. Tyeson Gravenhof placed 3rd overall as an individual in Livestock Evaluation. Emily Coles placed 3rd in State Talent with her vocal performance, Emily also sang the National Anthem at the opening...
Following the first day of Spring and beginning of Ag Week in Montana, the Department of Agriculture is reminding growers to ensure their seeds and plant materials are sourced from licensed dealers and nurseries to preserve the health of agriculture in Montana. “From farmers and ranchers to backyard gardeners, the success of Montana Agriculture relies on sourcing quality seeds and plant materials from trustworthy sources,” said Ian Foley, Agricultural Sciences Administrator at Montana Department of Agriculture. “Montana’s Department of Agricul...
Roundup Memorial Healthcare (RMH) was notified by MDOT, due to supply chain issues with parts, the bus delivery has been delayed again. The grant for the bus was awarded in July of 2020 and original delivery was expected in the Spring of 2021. COVID-related production issues postponed delivery to this Spring, but now we are told to anticipate arrival in the Spring of 2023. The new bus can hold 12 passengers and 6 wheelchairs and will expand the RMH residents’ access to services. Services that will be provided include management and c...
Road Department Minutes March 7, 2022 Commissioner Goffena, Commissioner Turley, Road and Bridge Supervisor Stockert and Secretary were present. Montana Department of transportation would like the Road Department to stop working on the Goffena Bridge replacement road. MACRS is March 28 – 30th in Great Falls. Commissioner Goffena and Commissioner Turley will be attending. The Commissioners approved the 2023 mileage certification for our Gas Tax allocation for fiscal year $57,472.09. The “Help Wanted” ad will run this week and next week. Appli...
The Governor’s Office of Community Service (ServeMontana), Reach Higher Montana, and Montana Campus Compact (MTCC) are pleased announce 83 Montana high school seniors have been awarded a $1,200 Youth Serve Montana Scholarship. The Youth Serve Montana Scholarship was created to promote volunteerism among high school students. Funds are available through support from Montana Campus Compact, a network of Montana campuses committed to community service; Reach Higher Montana, a nonprofit dedicated to helping students pursue and fund p...
