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For over two years, the Sellars sisters have had their flower shop on Mainstreet open. The minute you walk in the door of the shop the explosion of art is everywhere to be seen, and a rambunctious...

Tracy and Corey Anderson have opened a craft shop next to Big M Realty on the Main Highway at 25 1/2 1st Ave. West. The crafts are predominately wood kits that can be painted and assembled right at...

Have you ever heard the expression "I have more month than money", or "I'm so broke I can't pay attention"? These expressions are common to most of us living paycheck to paycheck. We always want...

In collaboration with Mayor Jones Time to catch up with our city Mayor, Sandra Jones. With many water concerns lately, I was stirred to meet with our Mayor, Sandra Jones. For those who are not aware,...

For those of you who may have noticed the event in the paper last week for the meeting of the Musselshell Amateur radio club, you will have noticed that it is Ham Radio that the group is meeting...

Some of our readers have likely already noticed that there has not been a VanDykes sales flyer in every weekly issue like there normally is. I spoke to Jerry Rangitsch, manager at VanDykes grocery....

Everyone from Roundup and the surrounding area understands the value of water. This is the life long struggle of local residents. Many people who are not on city water do not have wells, and haul...

Shawn Dutton became the bank manager at First Security Bank eleven years ago. A Montanan all of his life, Shawn was born in Deer Lodge, and raised in Wisdom. After graduating college in Bozeman in the...

Melstone currently has a few rodeo families, Newmans, Grebes, Robinsons, Cates, and Hougens. After my interview with Sage Newman two months ago, I was referred by a reader to speak with Kierra...

Mayor Jones takes the oath of office with Judge Spalding for her third term as mayor. Jones has served eight years and will have served fourteen years for the county when this term is finished. Mayor...

No matter the cold, a rancher must leave the comfort of home to care for the livestock. This day in particular, rancher Lisa Darlington of Petroleum County, would rather have been snuggling her...

Another year closes and a new year begins. While pondering how fast this turbulent year flew by, I remembered from my childhood the coloring pages of baby new year and old father time. I decided to...

Local talent, Mary Peters, found her niche' with a camera in her hands. She has been "Catching the Moment" the last few years as a PRCA Rodeo photographer. Mary was born and raised in Lewistown, and...

Have you ever dreamed of writing a book? Have you had that idea in your head for years? Well Kimberly Marriffino, dreamed of it and did it, twice, and is still writing. Since Kimberly was a teen she...

The corner gas station that has been known as Liberty, or Express Stop, has now been reopened since November 3rd. The business will be changed to a Phillips 66, and there will be new signs coming...

Kate Amick and her husband moved to Roundup Montana this spring. New to the area, they haven't let the grass grow under their feet. Kate works remotely full-time while starting her dream career, a...

Sage Newman, of Melstone Montana, is competing this year at the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. Rodeo is a physically strenuous sport that often is deadly. Bronc riders risk their life with every...

Bull Mountain Spray Foam operated by Willis and Alvin Hochstetler, sons of Jacob Hochstetler of Elk Country Builders. The young men have recently began running the spray foam insulation business and...

This year is the year of changes for Homes on the Range. In May, Paula Snider came on staff as the Service Coordinator, and in June, Angie Mozqueda became the new Property Manager on staff. The...

The season of harvest is a season for festivities and joy. The crops that were sewn and tended with hope are gathered, cleaned, sold, and the profit is measured. This year saw many dashed hope as the...

Alzheimers symptoms are predominantly a poor memory and difficulty learning new information. This makes living become more and more complicated and hard to live independently. This happens from a...

Bull Mountain Trading Post opened the doors again on September 4th. The new owner Rex Moss, along with his Daughter Mandy Sims, and her daughter MaKaila Moss are all working at the store. Mandy and...

On September 9th, Bob and Karen Varney presented a five-thousand-dollar check to Kaela Imm of the Alzheimer's Association of Montana during the Senior dinner. The couple has been fundraising in...

If you have been in Roundup for very long you will know Tim Anderson. He is always on his bicycle riding around town spring, summer, fall, and winter. Tim is also commonly seen visiting the local busi...