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The ever-popular dinner theatre presented by Friends of Musselshell School, Inc and enhanced by the spectacular talents of the Illustrious Musselshell Players is scheduled to be held two nights, Friday, September 29 and again Saturday, September 30 at the Musselshell School. Each evening will feature dinner and the two-act hilarious old-fashioned melodrama, "The Saga of the Prospector's Daughter," or "She Was Only a Miner's Minor," written by Pat Cook. A matinee performance will be presented on Sunday, October 1. All profits generated from...
If you have a child from 0 to 5 years old, you can register them today for free monthly books from the Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. Parents, grandparents and guardians can come to the Roundup Community Library to sign up your child for this wonderful program or you can go online at www.imaginationlibrary.com/checkavailability to register. After they are registered, a book will arrive in the mail in about 6 to 8 weeks. Books will continue to arrive for your child every month until their 5th birthday. Roundup Community Library serves b...
Amyah Slimick was paralyzed from the waist down in an auto accident with her family in which she lost her younger brother to injuries from the accident. Amyah was diagnosed with severe abdominal trauma and spent the next four months in the hospital with over forty surgeries. She will have more surgeries in the future as she recently broke her femur. She is currently living with her grandmother, who has cared for her since the accident. Amberley Snider, a paralyzed barrel racer from Utah,...
Friday September 8th, the City Council, Mayor Jones, and Commissioner Goffena met with local businesses to celebrate their Red Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Starting the Day out with Dimmick Auto Sales, 406-323-8897. Owner Tim Dimmick along with daughter and son-in-law Mark and Tiffany McCraw, and employee JJ Marshall. Tim began his business as auto repair and UHAUL business, and has added auto sales to his current business. The crew moved onto Rural Heating and Cooling Systems, 406-647-6699. Busines...
Laurel, MT – The Montana Family Foundation is proud to announce that the State of Montana will receive the prestigious "Most Pro-Family State" award from the Family Policy Alliance on August 30, 2023. This year, both Montana and North Dakota will share the honor. This recognition underscores the Montana Family Foundation's unwavering commitment to promoting and protecting pro-family values in the State of Montana. This honor is a testament to the dedication of the Montana Family Foundation, but it would not have been possible without the e...
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WINNETT SENIOR NEWS May May 4 - First meeting in our new Wesley Room in the Petroleum County Community Center. Thirty-six seniors and six take-out meals enjoyed Cream of Broccoli soup, pasta salad, cheese slices, relishes, garlic bread, fruit, veggie tray, and Lemon cake. It was a wonderful successful first day and as we continue to meet and get organized, we’ll get some of the kinks ironed out. It was fun to see this bright, airy, new room that has lots of space, windows to the outside and on one floor. There were several guests today. N...
Congressman Matt Rosendale (MT-02) became an original cosponsor of the Freedom to Breathe Act in the U.S. House of Representatives, which will prohibit the federal government from instituting mask mandates. Rep. Rosendale is joined by Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (GA-14), Ryan Zinke (MT-01), Mike Collins (GA-10), Mary Miller (IL-15), Jeff Duncan (SC-03), George Santos (NY-03), Tom Tiffany (WI-07), Michael Guest (MS-03), Ralph Norman (SC-05), Dan Bishop (NC-08), Andy Ogles (TN-05), Bill Posey (FL-08), and Lance Gooden (TX-05) in introducing...
MSU News Service Montana State University is once again offering a unique opportunity for high school students from around the state to get a taste of what it's like to pursue a degree in engineering or computer science. The annual Shadow Day will be held Thursday, Oct. 19. The event pairs visiting students with MSU engineering and computer science majors for a day of classes and labs, fun activities, informational sessions, tours of the college's facilities and more. Shadow Day is free and is open to high school students in their sophomore to...
Governor Greg Gianforte today launched the 2023 Montana Governor's Veteran Commendation and seeks nominations for the award. "No one embodies our Montana values and commitment to service better than our veterans," Gov. Gianforte said. "This fall, I ask Montanans to help me identify outstanding Montana veterans who bravely served our country in uniform and are making Montana a better place through their life of service." The Montana Governor's Veteran Commendation recognizes outstanding Montana veterans who have selflessly served both our...
8 cash prizes totaling over $100,000 will be awarded to Paint the State artists. Paint the State images and messages inspiring drug-free lives are on display across Montana. August 28, 2023, Missoula, Mont. - Today the Montana Meth Project announces the winners of its Paint the State art contest, including three grand prize winners who will each receive $10,000. The Meth Project will award 44 statewide and regional prizes, totaling more than $100,000, to Paint the State artists. Earlier this...
August has been an eventful month in Roundup. The First Annual Ladies Tea Party took place August 12. Governor Gianforte visited Roundup and signed two bills, honored veteran Doug Parrott, and visited the local FFA chapter and dined at the Back Porch BBQ. The First Annual Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast was August 21st, where the Luet. Governor was in attendance along with a special speaker from California. The Musselshell County Prevention and Youth Ambassadors did the second Movie Under the Stars. The Roundup “R” was repainted for the first time...
Congressman Matt Rosendale (MT-02) sent a letter to Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland requesting more information on meetings her Department is holding on the potential reintroduction of Bison in Montana. “It is within the interest of Montanans and my duty as one of their Congressman to be made aware of any action the Department is considering regarding the reintroduction of bison,” said Rep. Rosendale. “It is concerning that these hearings are occurring quietly with little to no information available to the public. I expect the proce...
Former Navy SEAL, aerial firefighter, and conservative candidate for U.S. Senate Tim Sheehy Monday held a meet and greet in Roundup at The Bean Counter before travelling to Winnett for a meet and greet at Petroleum County Community Center. During the visit, Sheehy met with residents and spoke with them about both his vision to restore conservative leadership for Montana in U.S. Senate, retire Jon Tester, and issues that were top of mind for attendees ahead of the 2024 election. "It was an honor...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency (FSA) announced that they will be updating the 2023 Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP) payment rate for beef calves over 800 pounds will increase from $1244 per head to $1618, an increase of $374. The payment will apply retroactively to all qualifying losses since January 1, 2023. No action is necessary for retroactive payments, producers will receive an additional payment if applicable. For current losses, payments will be queued up by as early as next week. FSA acknowledged that some...
HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte today announced the launch of the second annual Governor’s Youth Hunting Story Contest, open to Montana youth and apprentice hunters ages 10 to 17. “Last year, we received hundreds of submissions from young hunters across Montana for our inaugural Youth Hunting Story Contest,” Gov. Gianforte said. “We’re excited to bring back the contest for its second year, and I invite all of Montana’s youth and apprentice hunters who harvest an animal this year to be a part of it.” “We'll read about their adventures,...
Applications for grants from the Signal Peak Community Foundation are being accepted until September 15, 2023. Grants will be awarded at the October meeting of the Foundation Board to non-profit organizations located in Musselshell County. The board’s general guidelines for application are: Grant must be secular, non-profit organizations Emphasis on infrastructure related projects Preference for projects where sponsoring organizations covers part of the project cost. No operating or personnel costs Grant funds to be spent locally is p...
IGA Celebrates 100 Years...
Turnout of the 1st Annual Mayor’s Breakfast, Monday August 21, 2023....
The Roundup Chamber of Commerce hosted our annual car show and golf scramble Saturday, August 19th at Pine Ridge Golf Course. The event saw 35 beautiful cars and 18 golf teams. The winners of the Cars & Pars are: Traveled the farthest was Chuck Kunesh with a 1977 Chevy Nova Best Truck was Jim Wedlund with a 1958 Ford F100 Best Classic was David Alexander with a 1957 Ford Fairlane Best Street Rod was Chet Smith with a 1941 Chevy Club Cab People Choice was Greg and Sandy Gosney with their 1950...
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On August 18, 2023, Mid-Rivers Communications released a payment of capital credits to the Cooperative’s members and patrons, with a capital credit retirement totaling approximately $1,024,000. The 2023 retirement includes a portion of the 1996 allocation as well as a portion of the 2022 patronage allocation. Cooperative businesses are owned and democratically controlled by their members. Receiving capital credit checks is one of the many benefits of utilizing the services of a cooperative. Any profit is distributed to patrons in proportion to...
We would like to welcome you at the Senior Center. Join us on Monday, Wednesday and Thursdays. We eat lunch at noon and the cost for lunch is $5.00. We play a card game on Monday & Wednesday at 11:15 and have Bingo at 11:15 every Thursday. All of our activities are free and all are welcome to come and join in. Utilizing these services provides proper nutrition and social engagement. Our goal is to help seniors live independently for as long as possible. We would like to thank those who donated garden produce this summer and monetary donations...
Congressman Matt Rosendale (MT-02) released the following statement on a potential Continuing Resolution (CR) to fund the federal government before the September 30th funding deadline. “For far too long, Washington has been kicking the can down the road when it comes to ending their reckless spending spree, and once again, the DC Cartel is proposing a deal to continue putting us on a path toward fiscal irresponsibility,” said Rep. Rosendale. “I CANNOT vote for a funding measure that would extend spending to levels that I voted AGAINST and s...
HELENA – A Roundup man who previously pleaded guilty in Musselshell County District Court to two counts of felony sexual assault for abuse that occurred of two victims when they were under the age of 16 years of age was sentenced to prison Tuesday for a total of 40 years, Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced today. Ward Lamar Mason, 59, admitted in May to sexually assaulting two young girls multiple times. One victim said Mason serially sexually abused her from the age of six years old to 14 years old, and the other said she was s...
