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Town Office: November 16, 2022, 5 p.m. A. Call Meeting to Order at 5:08 p.m. a. Roll Call Council: LIBBY BARTH, ANDY WRIGHT, AND MELISSA LOVEC (VIA ZOOM) b. Employees Present: COLBY DIEDE c. Appointed Officials Present: BUCK KRATZER, TERI JUMP, JENNIFER WILLIAMS B. Pledge of Allegiance C. Public Comment: NONE - Council President Barth made a motion to adjust agenda order to sign in new council member, Rex McCord. Council Member Wright seconded; no further discussion, motion passed. - Council Member Wright moved to appoint...
Our youth make up the most valuable resource this community has. As we look into the innocent eyes of a small child or the hardened gaze of a rebellious teenager, we do not just see who they are today but who they will be. They are the next generation; they are the ones who will lead Carter County forward in an ever-changing world. If you share a concern for our youth the question becomes, how do we set them up for the very best chance of success in life? Who is responsible for guarding and molding and investing these young h...
Robert and Tracy Smith are the proprietors of Gunny's Guns, Broadus' new (and only) gun shop. Located at 207 North Trautman in the former Fruit truck barn (just north of the intersection of Trautman and Wilson, east of the post office), Gunny's features a variety of firearms, ammunition, reloading supplies, and other gear for the shooter or hunter. Robert and Tracy were raised in the Flathead Valley of Northwest Montana, as members of Montana families that stretched back gener...
Southeast Electric Cooperative Inc. recently announced that Kayl Hadley of Plevna, Montana was chosen as the 2023 Washington D.C. Youth Tour winner. Kayl, the daughter of Jeff and Josi Hadley, is currently a sophomore at Baker High School. This year students were asked if they could witness one historical moment firsthand, what would it be and why? Kayl chose the Apollo 11 Moon Landing stating that "this moment in history exemplifies one of the greatest technological, far-fetc...
Every year I find myself in the same predicament as I look down the barrel of the Christmas gun. Every year, it is as though Christmas sneaks up on me out of the blue. So with just days left before Christmas, I am in my usual pre-Christmas panic caused mostly by procrastination! I started off the month with the best of intentions, as I made several batches of my favorite fudge, but I made them too early, and we have eaten or given it away already. No problem! All I have to do is go to bed 15 minutes later each night to whip...
Hello God, it’s me, Mara: You know, Lord, the hustle and bustle of getting ready for Christmas, like preparing for guests and gifts, singing and visiting – it’s all getting a little bit exhausting for all of us, old or young. Generally speaking, that’s probably not what You meant how Christmas should be, right, Lord? One needs to stop a minute, get things into perspective, then prioritize and get a few things in order. While we’re at it, how about savoring life just a little bit. Here are some LifeSavers we all might lik...
Preliminary enrollment figures released by the Office of Public Instruction Thursday show a slight increase in Montana's K-12 student population this fall - the second consecutive year of gains following a significant dip during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the latest headcount, conducted in public schools across the state on Oct. 3, Montana's statewide enrollment has reached 149,879 students. That's a 681-student increase from OPI's official enrollment...
A program honoring all area veterans took place last week at Carter County High School on National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. The event was originally scheduled to take place on Veterans Day, but was rescheduled due to inclement weather....
The CCHS drama class performed at their annual Dinner Theater last Thursday. This year, the class put on an original production entitled "Hospitals Can Be Murder." The story was set in an old military hospital. Performers included Zander Ashbrook, Barbara Rose Elmore, Travis Shallenberger, Jenna Elmore, Jolyn Elmore, Alivia Foxley, Tristan Reynolds, Abagayel Stonebrink, and Ayla Yates. The local FCCLA chapter provided the dinner portion of the evening, chicken cordon bleu...
The Puptown Wranglers 4-H Club held its organizational meeting on 11/13/22. New officers for this year are: President Heidi Labree, Vice President Corlan Laughery, Secretary Bella Jensen, Treasurer Preston Jensen, Reporters Lily Schallenberger and Cora Wright, Historians Ella Wright and Tiernan O’Conner, Flag Keeper: Cai Jespersen, Game Leaders: Judd Walker, Jenry Walker, Matthew Claeys and Oakley Spring, Refreshments Organizers: Maggie Eshelman, Sage Deford, Samantha Deford and Tristan Reynolds. Other business the club d...
Stats and scores for the CCHS boys’ basketball games that took place over the weekend were not provided at the time of printing. On Saturday, CCHS fell to Reed Point-Rapelje in a tight contest, 39-36. CCHS: 14 18 24 36 Reed/Rap: 16 20 32 39...
The CCHS Lady Bulldogs handily beat both non-conference opponents they took on in two away games over the weekend to improve their record to 4-0 on the season. On Friday against Broadview/Lavina, Lady Blue won, 54-30. As a team, they shot 71 percent on free throws and 31 percent from the field. They went 4 of 20 from behind the arc, out-rebounded Broadview/Lavina 24-21, and won the turnover battle, 23-13. Nasya O’Connor and Heidi LaBree each had 14 points to pace Blue on offense. Kendra Tooke led the team in rebounding w...
Funeral service for Dennis Efta, 66, of Wibaux, MT will be 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, December 20, 2022 at St. Philip Church, St Philip, MT. Interment will follow in St Phillip Cemetery. Visitation for Dennis will take place one hour prior to the service. Dennis passed away December 11, 2022 with his children by his side. He was born August 23, 1956 in Beach, ND to Sylvester and Frances (Wicka) Efta. He grew up in Wibaux, MT, graduating with the class of '75. Following high school,...
Slug was born in Broadus, Montana in 1943, to Jack C. and Margaret (Williams) Mills. He was a large baby and the doctor commented "he's a helluva slug". The nickname stuck. From an early age he worked on his family's ranch. Work was important to Slug. One of his first jobs, away from the ranch, was herding sheep for Lawrence Capra. He earned a hefty 50 cents a day. He also worked for other area ranchers such as Darrold Mraz, Manly Moore, his Uncle George Williams, and Warren S...
The VFW Auxiliary to Post 7885 will be hosting a ceremony on National Wreaths Across America Day, Saturday, December 17. The event is set to begin at 11 a.m. at Veterans Park in Ekalaka. Wreaths Across America coordinates wreath-laying ceremonies at more than 2,500 locations across the United States, at sea and abroad. Wreaths Across America’s mission is to remember, honor and teach throughout the year. Even though Veterans Day occurs in the fall and Memorial Day in the spring, service members sacrifice their time and sa...