Articles from the March 22, 2019 edition
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Gianforte staff to hold mobile office hours in Ekalaka
Congressman Greg Gianforte recently announced that a member of his staff will conduct mobile office hours in six counties, including Beaverhead, Carter, Fallon, Powell, Prairie, and Wibaux counties. Staff member Melissa Dean will be in Ekalaka on...
Step up and save a life
People under 40 aren’t donating like generations before them, so let’s team up to save the humans. When you donate blood, it doesn’t just help people during disasters. From surgery to fighting cancer to giving birth, blood donations are used to sa...
Carter County Museum earns GuideStar's highest seal of transparency
On Monday, Carter County Museum earned a 2019 Platinum Seal of Transparency, the highest level of recognition offered by GuideStar, the world's largest source of nonprofit information. By sharing metr...
Register online starting March 25 for hunter education course
A hunter education class is scheduled for April 26-28 at FWP Region 7 Headquarters in Miles City. This may be the last hunter education classroom course for 2019 in Miles City. Interested people can...
8 Bulldogs receive all-conference honors
With the conclusion of the Montana high school basketball season, divisions have announced all-conference and all-state selections. District 4C honors teams, as voted on by coaches, are below. Boys Al...
Royal family
Cousins Annette Lovec and Mason Lovec were elected king and queen of the 2019 CCHS Prom on Saturday night....
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Montana Tales and Trails
Not all creatures have given up on spring ever happening. Some are counting on it. And soon. Great horned owls and Canada geese are sitting on eggs now, or soon will be. Two totally different Montana...
Hat Tips
Hello, I apologize profusely! I missed my St. Patrick’s Day column last week. And if you are, as I, married to a Murphy that is a mortal sin. We all have that one friend that tells us jokes whenever you meet. I have a friend that tells Little J...
Memories
After reading and writing about some of the Carter County Homesteaders, I felt that I should have an article on my Grandad and Grandma Townsend, Fred G. and Eva. I only wish that I knew more of their...
One state with three changing regions
As described in the second article in this series examining growth and change in Montana, while many if not most Montanans view their state as being largely rural, most of the state's residents now li...
