Articles from the May 25, 2022 edition
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Congratulations Class of 2022!
Graduation started like all graduations. Those eight incredible seniors walked into the gym to music that always makes me cry. It had the usual slide show, and speeches by Tavie Wortman and Amiya...
By City Council Approves Junk Ordinance, effective June 12
Concerning the new pool, Diana LaBuda asked the Council to look over the bullet points she sent out regarding the draft Interlocal Agreement with the school over the lease of the land where the pool will be built. She would like their replies by May...
MCT brings Johnny Appleseed to Big Sandy
The Montana Children's Theater wrapped up its week of work in Big Sandy with two showings of "Johnny Appleseed" (the musical retelling of the legend of Johnny Appleseed) and marks the first time...
Green Acres
The Master Gardener program provides research based information for gardeners. Below are a few notes taken from the turf management portion of the program. • Rough bluegrass is probably the best grass in Montana for shady areas. • Kentucky...
Aaron "Duke" Pursley
Local Cowboy and Master Engraver, Aaron "Duke" Pursley, passed away Wednesday, May 11, 2022 at the Big Sandy Medical Center of natural causes. Cremation has taken place and no services are planned at...
Lyle K. Ophus
Lyle K. Ophus passed from this life to eternity, on Friday, May 20. His funeral Mass will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday , May 27 at Saint Margaret Mary’s Catholic Church in Big Sandy. A full obituary will follow....
16 Pioneers going to state track meet
It was raining for two days. All surfaces needed to be swept or blown off more than once during the Divisional Track meet. To make it to the state meet is a significant accomplishment. Many also had...
