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HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte today requested President Joe Biden issue a presidential major disaster declaration due to flooding in Montana in May and June. The governor’s request is for the counties of Carbon, Daniels, Fergus, Garfield, Golden Valley, Musselshell, Petroleum, Phillips, Stillwater, and Treasure. “At the end of May, Montana received a ridge of high pressure and accompanying rainfall that stayed over the state until the end of June,” Gov. Gianforte wrote in a letter to Pres. Biden. “Due to a previous flooding event in...
Team Beef at Lavina School is proud to offer locally grown beef to our students. Ranchers, Kj Fauth and Scott Wessel, school board member, Jennelle Wallis, and Lavina School Superintendent, Nicole Hanson had an idea to bring beef into the school last year. Together we discussed ways to create partnerships with our region's number one industry: ranching. The idea was presented to Kyle Francisco, Lavina School's head cook. In order for Beef 2 School to be successful, the school cook has to be...
Our theme was "Christmas Around the Block." The retreat committee got into the theme, and Abba's Haven was decorated for Christmas. Our club is 30 years old, and happily, we had a special presentation for two of the founding members. The two are Rene Evans and Annie Shirley. Our group block project was to make house, tree, barn, and church blocks – as many as we wanted. Ultimately, the blocks were divided, and 3 lucky women got to take them home. We played games between quilting. They were a d...
Seeing the "R" on the hill gradually fading into invisibility caused local Roundup resident Jerry Wickland to put a plea out on Facebook about his concern. A point of pride for most small towns is the letter on the hill painted annually to signify the town. Roundup also has its letter on the hill, but in recent years it has disappeared into the landscape. Jerry wants to bring back this traditional landmark. Why is the landmark not being annually painted? The land has become private property....
On August 17th, Governor Greg Gianforte, his wife, First Lady Susan Gianforte, along with his staff visited Roundup Montana with several stops. Beginning his day, he visited Petroleum County's new Community Center in Winnett. He then traveled South to Roundup to honor ninety-seven-year-old Veteran Seaman Second Class, Doug Parrott, with the Montana Governor's Veteran Commendation. Montana's First Lady, Susan, visited the Roundup Library to focus on her Dolly Parton's Imagination Library launch...
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From MSU News Service BOZEMAN — Fifty-three high school graduates from across Montana have been selected for their effort and potential as the eighth class of Montana State University's Hilleman Scholars Program, which is named after Maurice Hilleman, one of the state's most influential native sons and an MSU graduate. Hilleman was born on a farm near Miles City in 1919. His twin sister died during childbirth, and his mother died two days later. He was raised by an uncle and aunt and, as a child, helped the household make ends meet by r...
8/13/23 03:37:07 Traffic Stop 08/13/23 07:35:42 Info 08/13/23 09:41:00 Animal 08/13/23 15:41:40 Medical 08/13/23 20:18:08 Animal 08/13/23 20:23:54 City Code 08/13/23 20:30:28 Info 08/13/23 20:38:05 Lost/Found 08/13/23 20:51:55 Animal 08/13/23 21:12:40 Welfare 08/13/23 21:56:28 Animal 08/14/23 04:35:16 Traffic Stop 08/14/23 06:29:39 Inmate 08/14/23 08:38:00 Animal 08/14/23 08:59:19 Info 08/14/23 10:27:40 Info 08/14/23 11:31:38 Fire Wildland 08/14/23 12:02:18 Traffic Stop 08/14/23 16:33:24 Animal 08/14/23 16:46:21 Motor 08/14/23 17:55:27 Fire...
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One of Roundup's most underrated features is our incredible golf course. It is a true gem for our community and a draw for visitors. The 9-hole course features 2,849 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36. Employee Fred Tellez updated me on some of the ongoing events and programs at the Golf Course. There is a "TGIF Scramble" every Friday, a twenty dollar "Twilight Special" after 5pm that includes a cart, and Cars for Pars upcoming event Sunday August 20th from 11-3pm. Also, there...
Mid-Rivers Communications, telecommunications service provider to 30,000 square miles of Eastern and Central Montana, is proud to announce the availability of up to $80,000 in grants! Education Tech Grants are offered by Mid-Rivers when funds are available for this purpose from the Mid-Rivers Fund for Education, which is funded by cooperative members’ Unclaimed Capital Credits. Mid-Rivers recognizes the power of broadband as a solution. Broadband can build bridges between generations, provide access to boundless educational opportunities, stren...
As many of you know the City has been working for more than 15 years to bring a new source of a of water to our city. A better quality of water has been the number 1 priority in every community needs assessment the city has had done. The good news is that pipe is being laid in the ground and the new water is expected to be here by the end of next year. As expected there will be a water rate increase at that time but the city will do everything we can to keep that increase as minimal as possible. Look for public meetings or hearings throughout...
Readers rejoice! The Friends of Roundup Community Library will host its annual used book sale August 25 and 26 at the Masonic Hall, 405 Main Street. On Friday, August 25, the hours will be 10 AM to 6 PM, while on Saturday, August 26, the hours will be 10 AM to 1 PM. (Please note the time change.) Friday’s book prices are $.25 for paperbacks and $1.00 for hardbacks. Saturday’s fill the bag or sack day prices are $1..00 or $2.00. Stop by to find new authors, favorite authors, fiction, and nonfiction, all genres. The Friends thank all those rea...
Funding used for crucial community development and public safety projects HELENA, Mont. – The Montana Department of Commerce announced today that over $627,000 in grant funding has been awarded to three Montana communities to support vital public safety and development projects in coal-impacted areas. The funding was allocated to these communities by the Montana Coal Board. The grant awards will allow Ashland residents to continue using their gymnasium for community activities and sporting events; help Big Horn County residents receive speciali...
Recently, Congressman Matt Rosendale (MT-02) led a letter with Congresswoman Lauren Boebert (CO-03) and Congresswoman Mary Miller (IL-15) to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona condemning the Department of Education’s decision to defund hunting safety and archery programs at Montana schools as part of their so-called Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. “The Department of Education is deliberately misinterpreting the statute to insinuate that hunting safety and archery courses are dangerous and should not exist in schools,” said Rep. Rosen...
8/06/23 00:09:21 Traffic Stop 08/06/23 01:31:13 Medical 08/06/23 12:19:42 Assault 08/06/23 14:49:41 Info 08/06/23 18:17:28 Coroner 08/06/23 19:22:26 Civil 08/06/23 19:29:12 Theft 08/06/23 21:22:33 Agency Assist 08/06/23 21:44:50 Agency Assist 08/06/23 22:10:12 Agency Assist 08/07/23 07:14:53 Animal 08/07/23 07:33:56 Criminal 08/07/23 09:06:14 Traffic Hazard 08/07/23 10:54:05 Vin 08/07/23 11:13:20 Assault 08/07/23 11:29:59 911 Test Call 08/07/23 12:35:01 Medical 08/07/23 13:23:11 Animal 08/07/23 15:37:12 Traffic Stop 08/07/23 15:47:10 Traffic...
HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte recently opposed a proposed resource management plan amendment offered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) that would restrict responsible coal production in Montana. “Affordable power generated by coal keeps the lights on in Montana and fuels manufacturing across the country and world,” Gov. Gianforte said. “I’m urging the Biden administration to scrap its plan that would undermine coal production in eastern Montana, eliminate a source of funding for our public schools, and destabilize our energy gr...
FERGUS COUNTY, Mont. Throughout August, large-scale tree trimming may affect campsite availability at the James Kipp Recreation Area, part of the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument. Work will stop by Sept. 1, 2023, and may resume during the winter season when the campground is closed. This Great American Outdoors Act-funded work will help address dead cottonwood trees and dead limbs that pose a safety risk to visitors at the James Kipp Recreation Area. Arborists expect to trim 338 trees and fell 41 trees. Only trees with a potential...
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7/30/23 01:04:13 911 Hang Up 07/30/23 02:41:53 Medical 07/30/23 09:00:21 Traffic Stop 07/30/23 09:46:28 911 Hang Up 07/30/23 10:45:58 Info 07/30/23 11:41:23 Theft 07/30/23 11:59:32 Traffic 07/30/23 12:18:49 911 - No 07/30/23 12:48:27 Welfare 07/30/23 12:59:30 911 - No 07/30/23 13:07:00 Suspicious 07/30/23 18:12:52 Fire Wildland 07/30/23 20:43:23 Fire Smoke 07/31/23 01:24:00 Suspicious 1 07/31/23 01:38:56 Criminal 07/31/23 09:47:22 Traffic Stop 07/31/23 10:02:15 Fire Other 07/31/23 11:37:29 Suspicious 07/31/23 13:15:38 911 - No 07/31/23...
Jones, Elisabeth Melanie, No Insurance, Fines: $260, Costs: $25, Criminal Contempt, Fines: $100, Jail: 6 months, Suspended: 175 days. Paul, Clint Jason, Stop Sign, Fines: $50, Costs: $35. Davis, Matt Darrell, Dog at Large, Fines: $25. Campbell, Hailey, Dog at Large, Fines: $25, No Dog License, Fines: $25, Vaccinations, Fines: $25. Huckins, Dave A, Speeding: Fines: $40. Alaers, Andrew Tanner, Disorderly Conduct, Fines: $100, Costs: $85. Turley, William James Jr., Speeding, Fines: $20. Jones, Josiah, Speeding, Fines: $40. Moore, Tashena Aleece,...
Department of Emergency Services acts as a liaison between local first responders, and the State of Montana, the middle ground between local services and the state to get extra needed resources during a disaster as well as bridging the gap when state services come in during an emergency, to cover extra funding and reimburse the county as much as possible. Further, they coordinate emergency plans, shelters, and communication to the community in case of an emergency. They coordinate aid through...
Since 1995, Marketplace for Kids has been an annual school tradition in North Dakota. This year, the Marketplace is hoping to begin coming to schools in Montana and start the tradition here. What is Marketplace for Kids? Think of what you may know as "Career Day", and add a twist. The Marketplace for Kids is focused for a younger audience to help them direct their ideas. It gives them information about business, what kind of careers are in the local community, and opportunity to think of their o...
Congressman Matt Rosendale (MT-02) joined members of the House Freedom Caucus at a press conference hosted by FreedomWorks on upcoming spending negotiations. Congressman Rosendale was joined by Reps. Andy Biggs (AZ-05), Keith Self (TX-03), Bob Good (VA-05), Ralph Norman (SC-05), Andy Ogles (TN-05), and FreedomWorks President Adam Brandon. “Over the next several weeks, we’re going to see if the House of Representatives is going to keep their word,” said Rep. Rosendale. “When the House passed the Limit, Save, Grow Act earlier this year, we made...
7/23/23 01:17:40 911 Hang Up 07/23/23 09:14:20 City Code 07/23/23 10:52:27 Criminal 07/23/23 11:21:53 Harassment 07/23/23 13:08:43 Harassment 07/23/23 13:21:38 911 Hang Up 07/23/23 17:04:32 Info 07/23/23 18:06:50 Welfare 07/23/23 19:44:59 911 - No 07/23/23 20:00:39 Info 07/23/23 20:32:10 911 - No 07/23/23 21:39:14 Fire Wildland 07/24/23 03:12:53 Alarm 07/24/23 09:04:26 Suspicious 07/24/23 10:54:29 911 Hang Up 07/24/23 14:10:12 Medical 07/24/23 15:03:08 Info 07/24/23 18:26:29 CFS23-2215 FOTHER - Fire Other 07/24/23 18:33:13 Traffic 07/24/23...
