Articles from the October 19, 2016 edition

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 By Fred Watstein    News    October 19, 2016

Big Sandy Students are cruising in Style

I sat down with superintendent Moore and talked about the new cruiser bus filling the bus barn and this is what he had to say. As we all know school funding is complex. There are numerous funds that...

 
 By Robert Lucke    News    October 19, 2016

Giebel's dream coming true in Big Sandy

No one has ever accused Doug Giebel of not having a good imagination. He has been known to build castles in the sky for years. When the new library was just a dream, Doug had dreamed large and passed...

 

My Neighbor in Need and My Student in Need are available in Big Sandy!

My Neighbor in Need, founded by Dave Snuggs of Great Falls in 2012 and My Student in Need, opened in 2013, are now available in Big Sandy. My Neighbor in Need provides an anonymous resource for asking and giving help between neighbors within our...

 
 By Robert Lucke    News    October 19, 2016

6th Grade in good hands

This is the first year that Margaret Fasteson has taught sixth grade at the Big Sandy Elementary School. Margaret and her husband hail from the Spokane area. Several years ago a friend convinced them...

 
 By Tyler Lane    Opinion    October 19, 2016

Green Acres

Fall is a Great Time to Order Shelterbelt Trees The Montana Conservation Seedling Nursery (MCSN) is already receiving new orders for shelter belt plantings. Rocky Mountain Juniper is the most popular windbreak species, and is sold out quite quickly....

 

Bear Paw Meanderings

My mother was a good cook. She loved to bake. Her specialties in baking were cookies and pies. Her crusts were to die for and her huckleberry or juneberry pies around the holidays were wonderful to say the least. Every Sunday she would cook a roast...

 

Getting by

A Montana Medical Care Savings Account (MSA) allows Montanans to save money for medical expenses and long-term health care and reduce their state income taxes at the same time. Contributions of up to $3000 annually can be deposited into savings or...

 

Patching Cracks

This week, I started a new regimen of healthy eating and exercise. Because of a minor health concern, it became clear that I needed to make changes. Exercise has been easy, largely because I enjoy it and tend to be a happier person when I am more...

 

My Answer

Q: Maybe some women can go through an abortion and never feel guilty, but I’m not one of them. I feel terrible over what I did, and every time I drive by a school playground I’m almost consumed with grief. Will I ever get over this? A: One of abo...

 

The Lady Pioneers ready themselves for Districts next week

The volleyball season is coming to a close. By the time you read this the ladies last game will have been on Tuesday. The Ladies have had strong season of building this year. Many of the Ladies will b...

 

Pioneers suffer tough loss to Rivals, 57-19 host Augusta today

The Pioneers came up against one of the top teams in the state on Friday. If not for the first quarter we could have had them. The Geraldine - Highwood Rivals came out rockin' and had three scores by...

 

The Beverly Belles Floor Show at the Agricultural Center October 24

Nostalgia and patriotism are back when Chouteau County Performing Arts presents our first concert of the season, in partnership with Price Rite and The Clubhouse Bar, at The Fort Benton Agricultural...

 

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