Articles from the June 2, 2023 edition
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Multi-decade history of Italian Dinner comes to a close next weekend
Friends and family are welcome to gather for the last and final Italian Dinner, to be hosted at the Boyes Community Club Hall on Sunday, June 4th. The club has been putting on the Italian Dinner for over 40 years in commemoration of the Italian...
State track
Eight CCHS student-athletes traveled to Laurel for the MHSA Class A-C State Track & Field meet last weekend. For the women, freshman Nasya O'Connor finished 24th in the 100m hurdle prelims and...
Junior scientist summer program at CCM
The staff of Carter County Museum are very excited to welcome Barb Elmore as the Museum Educator for the 2023 summer season! Beginning on Monday, June 5th, Elmore will be teaching the Carter County Geological Society Junior Science Program at the...
By Superintendent's Corner
6-2-23 Ekalaka Public Schools want to thank the community for their support of our Elementary and Technology Levies which passed in May. We are grateful for the support the community continues to give to Ekalaka Public Schools. The class of...
Thrivent Charitable recognizes Huntley for philanthropic work
Krista Huntley, an Associate Financial Advisor with Thrivent a Fortune 500 diversified financial services organization, has received the 2022 Voices in Philanthropy (VIP) Award from Thrivent...
Miles City to host trapper education field day June 18
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will host a Trapper Education Field Day on Sunday, June 18 from 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. at the Miles City Region 7 headquarters. To purchase a Montana resident Class C...
Rit Sterns
Graveside Service for Rit Sterns, 63, of Ekalaka, will be 2 p.m. on Thursday, June 1, 2023 at Beaver Lodge Cemetery in Ekalaka, Montana with Pastor Steve DeFord officiating. All are welcome to a...
Conversations with God
Hello God, it’s me, Mara: You know, dear Lord, time’s flying by; here comes the month of June. Next time we look, guess what we’ll see? A lovely bright full MOON! Lord, what could be so new and young, June’s dawn, so fresh and sweet, Wakes...
Cooking in the West
Youth rodeo season is in high gear right now, and moms like Jenny Proue Gilbert are pounding down the road with their families and their horses in a horse trailer with living quarters gaining points and making memories in towns from Cohagen to Harlow...
At the museum
On May 24th the Ekalaka Elementary kindergarten class visited Carter County Museum. The students enjoyed completing crafts with Mrs. Barb Elmore and learning about dinosaurs from Dr. Nathan...
Why Montana college tuition is on the rise
Earlier this month, Montana's Board of Regents approved a series of tuition increases for resident and nonresident students on university system campuses over the next two years. For in-state students...
Application available for FWP's Habitat Conservation Lease Program
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is again accepting applications for its Habitat Conservation Lease Program. A habitat conservation lease is a voluntary, incentive-based agreement between FWP and private landowners in which the landowner commits to...
Sink holes prompt closure of Makoshika switchback road
The switchback road at Makoshika State Park is closed to vehicle traffic following formation of sink holes after the most recent rain event. This public safety closure will remain in effect until further notice. There is currently no access to the...
Makoshika to host 3-D archery shoot for youths, adults June 17
Makoshika State Park will host a 3-D Archery Shoot for youth and adults on Saturday, June 17 from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. The event will be in the park at the archery range, with concessions provided by the Glendive Lions Club. Shooting fees are $20 for...
