Articles from the January 1, 2020 edition

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Winnett ACES: Grassbanking and Rural Communities

"Always remember someone's effort is a reflection of their interest in you." In the last three years, Winnett ACES (Agricultural Community Enhancement and Sustainability) members have volunteered...

 

New Years Eve at Glendive

HAPPY NEW YEAR Oil on Old Barnwood Q; What's wrong with this Montana New Year's Eve Party? A: It lacks women! Q: Why does it? A: Because there weren't any! Well, at least not so many back in the...

 

Pastor's Corner

GOD OR HUMAN Advent is gone now. So is Christmas 2019. Now we look forward to the New Year and a new decade. Will we continue in the ways of the old year, or will we repent (change our minds) for the New Year? Much of what we do is not God’s plan o...

 

Letters to the Editor

Mr. Bradley Pfeiffer You recently wrote a letter to the editor in the Roundup Record Tribune which has information that is simply not true. The copy of the commissioner minutes next to your statement do not reflect any of what you claim to be facts....

 

Local Amish

I just got back from my early morning walk.And you ALL know I walk early ! It was still somewhat dark and quiet when the stillness was interrupted by the clomp clomp and wheels of horse and buggy heading toward town.It was Amish in a well kite...

 

Has President Trump been Impeached? No!!

As a college professor teaching the Constitution for forty years I am disturbed when those in power demonstrate constitutional illiteracy. Such is the time in which we live. Impeachment means accused. Three presidents Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon an...

 

We Were Here First

By Secretary of State Corey Stapleton I bumped into a childhood friend last week, while doing some last-minute Christmas shopping. Gerald (and his brother Mike) were just like any other Great Falls kids back in the day—socializing and playing s...

 

China's Arctic Ambitions Spark Fear Among U.S. Military Leaders

By Mike Glenn - The Washington Times China’s growing ambitions in the Arctic represent a major national security threat to the United States, top U.S. military leaders said recently, underscoring why American lawmakers and the Pentagon are now s...

 

Albert Raymond Keeler

Albert Raymond Keeler, "Ray," was born May 6, 1935 to Wilmer and Bertha Keeler. Ray was always proud that he was born at his grandparents,' John and Lily Bowman, home in Kalispell, Montana. He grew...

 

Tammi Sue Carson,

Tammi Sue Carson, age 54, went to be with the Lord on December 19, 2019.Tammi is suirvived by her two children, Clay and Chandee; her mother, Hilda Carson; her father, Chuck Carson; her two brothers,...

 

Give Your Christmas Tree a Second Life in the Landscape

Once your holiday celebrations have passed and the decorations go back into storage, it is time to deal with your real Christmas tree. Don’t drag it to the curb to be hauled away by the trash collectors. Give it a second, even third life, in your lan...

 
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MSU to Host Mathematics Competitions for High School Students Jan. 30 and Feb. 5

From MSU News Service BOZEMAN — High school students can register for free mathematics contests set for Thursday, Jan. 30, and Wednesday, Feb. 5, at Montana State University. The American Mathematics Competition 10 and 12 contests, hosted by the M...

 

Montana U.S. Attorney's Office Collects $9.5 Million IN Civil and Criminal Actions in Fiscal Year 2019

BILLINGS - U.S. Attorney Kurt Alme announced today that the District of Montana collected $9,536,489 in criminal and civil actions in Fiscal Year 2019. Of this amount, the office collected $1,567,514 in criminal actions and $7,968,974 in civil...

 
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RSVP NEWS AND NOTES!!!

Winners of RSVP's Holiday Food Baskets!! Alan Olson and Lorraine Steele. Thanks to everyone who purchased tickets!! A huge thank you to McCleary Conoco, Picccchioni's IGA and Van Dyke's Market for...

 

Clark's Lookout

This week's showcase is Clark's Lookout State Park. Located one mile north of Dillon above the Beaverhead River lies Clark’s Lookout State Park. Established December 23, 1985 Clark's Lookout is set al...

 
 By Raye Anne Lund    News    January 1, 2020

Winnett Senior News Flatwillow News

WINNETT SENIOR NEWS By Raye Anne Lund Nov 7 - Thirty-four seniors and six take-out orders enjoyed a meal of roast beef, mashed potatoes with brown gravy, corn, relish tray, orange fluff salad, fresh rolls and pumpkin pie cake for dessert. Today was...

 

Musselshell County Commission Minutes

Commissioners December 9, 2019 Minutes The meeting was called to order at 8:37 by Commissioner Borner. Commissioner Berry was present. Commissioner Carlson will be in after a meeting. (Commissioner Carlson joined the meeting at 10:45) Commissioner...

 

Commissioners December 16, 2019 Minutes

The meeting was called at order at 8:30 by Commissioner Borner. Commissioner Berry and Commissioner Carlson were present. Pledge of Allegiance. Commissioner Carlson made the motion to approve the December 9, 2019 minutes. Commissioner Berry wanted...

 

Starion Bank recently promoted Rachael (Caspers) Erickson

Bismarck, N.D. — Starion Bank recently promoted Rachael (Caspers) Erickson, formerly of Lavina. Erickson has been promoted to credit manager/VP. She joined Starion 10 years ago as customer service r...

 

Smith River Permit Applications Available January 2

(Helena, MT) – Montana State Parks (stateparks.mt.gov) announced today that 2020 float permit applications for Smith River State Park will be available Thursday, January 2 through Thursday, February 13, 2020. The permit drawing will be held on M...

 

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