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Billings, MT—July, 6 2023—Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming (GSMW) will be bringing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics programming to Roundup, MT on Friday, July 21 from 4:00pm – 5:00pm with their Mobile STEM Learning Center. Programming will take place at Roundup High School located at 525 6th Ave W. All programming is free and open to girls in grades K-12. The Mobile STEM Learning Center is a new resource to GSMW that will provide valuable programming to girls across 78 communities across Montana and Wyoming. The cargo...
Friends of Musselshell School, Inc will be hosting an ice cream social following their regular meeting, Tuesday, July 18, at the Musselshell School. The meeting begins at 7pm with ice cream being served immediately following the meeting. Everyone is welcome to attend this no cost event. The ice cream is provided and there is always a wide array of topping from which to chose, but if you desire a special flavor on your dish of ice cream, bring it along to share. With the help of individuals, families, businesses, and corporations, Friends of...
The museum is a building that once was a Catholic school from the 1920's to 1950's. Many of the students were borders from out of town. The teachers were Ursuline Nuns, who lived in a house south of the school. The school was eventually closed due to lack of students in 1952. Twenty years later in 1972 the Museum bought the building. The Museum opened to the public the following year in 1973. The Museum isn't doing a huge celebration, but they are having a float in the parade, as well as being...
The 2023 Montana 4-H Shooting Sports Hall of Fame Award recipient is Rob Mihalovich from Musselshell County. This award is in recognition of the dedication and contributions of a person to youth development through 4-H Shooting Sports. Rob has also been selected as the 2023 District 7 Outstanding Lifetime Volunteer for Montana 4-H. This award recognizes individuals who have served as a 4-H volunteer for more than 10 years. Rob is a longtime Shooting Sports Leader in Musselshell County and...
By Marlene Checketts Several years ago an idea surfaced to involve youth in planning and presenting a community program with a patriotic theme, being non-partisan and non-political. The first Freedom Forum included clergy members from our community in speaking from the Roundup City Park stage about Religious Freedom. All of the clergy were powerful good speakers and portrayed a unity in our community. The second Freedom Forum presented Scott Bradley, who holds a PhD in Constitutional Law. He...
The High School and Junior High students came together and decided to sign up for the Montana Meth Project. This is a statewide contest that gives students and adults the opportunity to paint the state (your community) with a message of not using or trying Meth. The theme is "Not Even Once". The murals are being painted on both carwashes on Main Street. Students have the opportunity to win up to $10,000 or more! The students have shared some great ideas of how they would like to use the money...
TERRY, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte today provided further opposition to a proposed rule by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) which would alter the use of BLM lands to the detriment of recreation, livestock grazing, responsible resource development, and public access. The proposed rule seeks to define "conservation" as a use within the Federal Land Policy and Management Act (FLPMA), which requires BLM to manage its lands on the basis of multiple use and sustained yield. In a letter to Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland and BLM D...
As you are driving East on Highway 12, you could almost miss the small town of Melstone. But if you happen to look to the left as you are slowing through the speed zone, you will see the Heritage Historical sign that marks the small-town significance. Not always a small town, Melstone once had a Doctor, Dentist, Bank, Railroad Station, a couple hotels, bars, hardware and general store, hospital, and school. Like many dots on the map along Highway 12, the rise and fall came and went with the...
On Monday June19th, a crane was brought to the North East corner of the city park to place the new toilets. Many people came by to see the massive crane, and the progression of the installation. The new toilets have been a work in progress by the city to acquire permits, contractors, and most importantly, funding. All of these segments take time, and to see the final part of installation come to a finish is a job well done for the city. Thanks to Signal Peak Community Foundation in helping at...
Roundup – Join local Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks volunteer naturalist, Mark Szczypinski, 7:45pm Monday July 24 at the Roundup fairgrounds for a bat walk. Szczypinski will give a presentation on Montana bats, followed by a short, twilight walk around the fairgrounds to listen for and learn about the area’s local bat species. Acoustic monitors and hands-on instruction will be available to learn more and experience an evening with bats! There is limited space, so please pre-register for this event by contacting Mark Szczypinski at 406...
Congressman Matt Rosendale (MT-02) introduced the Increase Support for Life-saving Endocrine Transplantation Act or ISLET Act to improve outdated regulation of islet transplants for patients with Type 1 Diabetes. Islets are micro-organs found in the pancreas that secrete hormones like insulin, which those with Type 1 Diabetes cannot produce on their own. Islet transplantation is the process by which islets are taken from deceased donors and given to diabetes patients to help them produce insulin inside their own bodies. However, current...
The second day of the Musselshell Valley Historical Museum annual yard sale will be held on Saturday, June 10, 2023 in the basement of the museum at 524 1st St W., Roundup, MT. The yard sale is one of the few fundraisers for the museum each year. The yard sale will be from 8:00 AM – Noon. The museum is accepting donations for the sale and expect all donations to be clean and in working order. You may bring donations to the museum during the week before the sale between 1:00 and 5:00. You may ask the greeters for help in where to put the d...
On the Friday before Memorial Day, local Veterans, Commander Bill Turner, Quartermaster Ron Carlson, Larry Ross, Richard Poteat, Adjutant Michael Welton, Chaplain Ken Kuhlman, and Shawn Connoway a Veteran visitor from KS, visited the three local Cemeteries to place flags in recognition for those who have served. The flag is placed by the grave about a foot out, then given the hand salute. The day was cloudy and balmy, the grass was as lush as it could be. Them men met at 9 am to begin the recogn...
The War Memorial Park Dedication will be held at 10AM on June 17th. People are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and come early, as seating is reserved and limited....
A Seminar with Tom Fidel Saturday, June 10, 2023, 10:00 am to 11:30 am At the Dean Creek Volunteer Fire Department 531 Dean Creek Road Lavina, MT 59046 Each of us works hard to balance our internal power and happiness with the frenetic pace around us. The demands of our daily life limit our ability to engage the world on a deeper level, which forces us to lean on the internet, social media, or traditional media to keep us engaged. While these mediums provide seemingly unlimited information, the “facts” are often intentionally manipulated to...
There will be an Ag Pest Lunch & Learn Series in the Extension Office on June 14th and June 21st from 12pm – 1pm. The primary focus of this series will be on rodent control with Montana Department of Agriculture’s Vertebrate Pest Specialist, Stephen Vantassel. Throughout the series, Stephen will address control of Richardson’s ground squirrels (5/31), voles (6/14), and pocket gophers (6/21). Information will be available from the May 31st presentation for those interested. There will, also, be one private applicator credit available for each...
The Roundup High School Agriculture Department received a grant from the Mussell Valley Community Foundation in the amount of $2,856.73, providing the shop with industrial racks for safe and efficient storage of metal and lumber. Through this grant, the agriculture shop is investing in two vertical metal racks and one large horizontal metal rack. Roundup High School has a growing agricultural mechanics and fabrication program with more than half of the high school population enrolled in...
Thank you to the Masonic Unity Lodge #71 and The Grand Lodge of Montana AF & AM for sponsoring this reading program. Students in grades K – 6 read over the month of April and turned in tickets for the drawing. Winners were: Kindergarten – Joseph Williams; First Grade - Claire Giffin; Second Grade – Memphis Vollmert; Third Grade – Rayne Tomassi; Fourth Grade - Adrianna Bollman; Fifth Grade – Nathan Hagstrom; Sixth Grade – Graisen Jones...
Mid-Rivers Telephone Cooperative, Inc. members gathered at the Richland County Event Center in Sidney, Montana, on Tuesday, May 23, 2023, for the Mid-Rivers Annual Meeting. Items of business included electing three Cooperative Trustees, informing members of the cooperative’s financial performance and future plans, and awarding scholarships to area students. Kali Godfrey, Executive Director of the Sidney Chamber of Commerce, gave the welcome speech and thanked Mid-Rivers for hosting the event in Sidney. "The Mid-Rivers logo is on pretty much e...
From the MSU News Service BOZEMAN — The 78th annual Montana 4-H Congress is set for July 9-14 on the Montana State University campus in Bozeman. Montana 4-H expects more than 300 4-H youth, volunteers and MSU Extension faculty to be in attendance. This year's theme is TV 4-H Network. Montana 4-H Congress events, which are for youth ages 13-19, are designed to provide a safe and fun environment for competitive and social events, educational workshops, service-learning and more. Pre-Congress activities allow youth to learn by doing, build c...
HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte today announced Hank Worsech, who leads Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP), will retire today after a long career in public service, including 21 years at FWP. Dustin Temple, deputy director at FWP, will succeed Worsech in leading the agency. “I’m extremely grateful to Hank for coming out of retirement to lead FWP for the last two and a half years, and for his counsel and hard work,” Gov. Gianforte said. “Under Hank’s leadership, FWP put customer service first, focused on science, and worked to r...
Department of Energy officials asked by Republicans to testify at a House Oversight Committee hearing Wednesday about the administration’s proposed gas-stove regulations are refusing to appear, a GOP aide for the panel tells The Washington Times. Two officials with the department’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy told the committee’s Republican majority they will not attend because the administration’s proposed rules for new natural gas stoves have not been finalized, the aide says. Those officials are Alejandro Moreno,...
Sacherer, Zacharie William, Out of Jurisdiction Warrant, Transferred to Another Court. Westmoreland, Pamela Mae, Criminal Contempt, Jail: 6 Months, Suspended: 6 Months. Sacherer, Zacharie William, Failed to Comply with Sentencing, Resentenced to complete PFL Classes. Morris, Robert Andrew, Family Assault, Transferred to DC-23-04. Middlebrooks, Chester Hill 3rd, No Drivers License, Fines: $100, Costs: $35, No Insurance, Fines: $260, Costs: $25. Gibson-Kemp, Yasmin Marie, Speeding, Fines: $120. Duggins, Travis Wade, Seatbelt, Fines: $20. Garcia...
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The following students were placed on the Dean's List at Greenville University for the Spring 2023 semester. To qualify for the Greenville University Dean's List, a student must successfully complete a minimum of 12 hours for the semester. Freshmen (0-29.5 credits) must have a semester GPA of 3.5 or above. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors must have a semester GPA of 3.7 or above. Greenville University is an accredited Christian liberal arts university with more than 1,000 students, including traditional undergraduate, graduate, and adult...
