Articles from the February 19, 2020 edition
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Town of Big Sandy Council discusses changes needed to new water system
The new Storm Drain Project will require a public meeting before any grant submission. The Grant is due late March. In looking at different grants and the requirements for each requires public input....
Olson inducted into MHSA Hall of Fame
The Montana High School Association is proud to announce its sixteenth list of inductees to the MHSA Athletes' Hall of Fame. The Montana High School Association Athletes' Hall of Fame is sponsored by...
Disaster Emergency Service of Chouteau
By state law each county is required to have a Disaster Emergency Service (DES). Debbie Gessaman is the DES Coordinator for Chouteau County. When I went into her office she was busy writing a grant....
Overbay's motto Love, Serve, and Forgive
Charlie and Stephanie Overbay met at Rexburg, Idaho, in college. Stephanie chased him, primarily because he was just a happy man, always trying to help others, and he was shyer than she was. They...
Green Acres
Should I feed this moldy hay? According to Rachel Endecott (Previous MSU Extension Beef Cattle Specialist) Moldy hay (or other moldy feedstuffs) won’t always contain dangerous or poisonous compounds; however, the presence of mold itself can n...
Junior Class hosting Adult Prom March 27
This spring everyone needs to keep their evening of March 27th free. The Big Sandy junior class will be hosting this year’s annual adult prom. The adult prom will be held on Friday, March 27th, in the high school gymnasium. The dance will start at 8:...
Hunter Education Classes Offered Across Northeast MT for Youth and Adults
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Hunter Education course dates have been set for many areas across Region 6. All hunter education classes are free of charge. Many classes are being held prior to the April 1 application deadline for special permits...
Pat Goldhahn, inspirational speaker at Big Sandy High School
Bailey Gasvoda, President of Big Sandy High School student council, sat down with me during her busy schedule to inform me of an important program is being brought to the high school this month. On Monday, February 24. 7-12 at 1:00 all students at...
Senior Center News
Thursday, February 20- Smoked Sausage Stir Fry over noodles, Cucumber Toamato salad, and Cherry bars. Friday, February 21 - Pancake, sausage patty, eggs, and fruit. Monday, February 24- Meatball sub, Chips, fruit salad, and doughnuts.Tuesday,...
Pioneers beat Turner away, can't beat buzzer at home
One point and mere seconds were all that prevented Big Sandy from entering the District 9C boys basketball tournament on a four-game winning streak. The Pioneers followed a 56-38 win at winless...
Frigid shooting frustrates Lady Pioneers
A more ideal opportunity could not have been presented for the regular season finale for Big Sandy girl's basketball. The Lady Pioneers, who avenged a close loss on the road against Chinook at home to...
Genereux reps Big Sandy at state wrestling
In just his second year of wrestling, Big Sandy junior Bayley Genereux extended his season a week longer than last year by qualifying for the state tournament. Next year as a senior, the challenge...
Kassidy Pursley and Amanda Cline excel at art at Big Sandy High School
Editor's Note: I am inspired by the art of our students, and have asked Monika Winderl, Big Sandy art teacher, to give me a few of her students so I can present their art in the paper. I'll continue...
River Ramblings North
Well, the old proverb, "You never know what the weather is going to be like in Montana!" has been right on this year. It has lived up to the saying by being low negatives one week and 60-70 degrees...
