Articles from the June 19, 2019 edition
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Welcome Zane Bendig: Big Sandy's New Nurse Practitioner
Zane Bendig is Big Sandy's newest Medical provider. Zane, his wife Sarah, and five children will be moving to Big Sandy in July. Currently Zane is travelling back and forth from Great Falls to...
Big Sandy Schools Hire Three New Teachers
We have three new teachers committed to coming to Big Sandy to teach. The new art teacher is Monica Winderl. She has 19 years of experience teaching art. She comes from the Highwood School as they decided to not have art class there anymore. If you...
The Grocery Store Remodels
Dave and Debra Louvar bought the Grocery Store in the fall of 2002. Debra was telling John Gunhold, the former owner that they were going to have to move because the elevator that Dave manage was...
Community Wide Garage Sale a huge success
I hate shopping at garage sales, because I always find something that I want. This time was no exception. I bought a bike for $15, because I wanted one to ride around town with. I found the perfect...
Green Acres
NARC will host their annual field day on Thursday, June 27th at 3:30 p.m. The event will take place at the research center south of Havre. NARC field day is unique from other field days because their research encompasses farming and ranching. A few...
Prevent Tick-Borne Diseases While Enjoying the Outdoors
You’ve grabbed your water bottle, sunscreen and hat for a hike in the park or some gardening. Add a bit of tick protection to your must-have items when you head out the door for an adventure, to garden or play. Continue enjoying the outdoors by e...
Senior Center News
Thursday, June 20- Sweet -n- Sour Pork over noodles, stir fry veggies, Chinese coleslaw. Friday, June 21- Crab salad on a Croissant, chips, fruit, and pudding. Monday, June 24- Sloppy Joes, mixed beans, and Pea salad. Tuesday, June 25- Ham &...
Patching Cracks
When I was a kid, I knew a handful of guys who were rabid baseball fans. They could tell you any stat for any player on their team going back 10 years. They collected baseball cards religiously, stored them in little plastic sleeves and studied them...
My Answer
Q:American Christians seem to be comparing modern politicians with leaders who are mentioned in the Bible—good and bad. Is it right to make such comparisons, and who is the most wicked king in the Old Testament? A: Judging belongs solely to the L...
Summer Food Program to take place Thursdays at Noon prior to start of Summer Reading
In conjunction with the Chouteau County Community Coalition and Backpack Buddies Program, the Jeff Reichlet Memorial Library will be serving lunch on Thursday afternoons, through August 1st, before the Summer Reading Program. No restrictions or...
Doris Gullickson Is Home Recovering Slowly
Doris Gullickson is one of the women that most inspires me. She has just recently returned home from a 75 day stay in Great Falls after suffering a slight stroke that was in a crucial spot in her...
State officials suggest steps to prevent West Nile Virus
State and local public health officials are reminding Montanans to take steps to avoid mosquito bites and prevent infection with West Nile Virus (WNV). In Montana, WNV season usually begins in July and ends in October, as this is when the mosquitoes...
Chats from the Dugout
There is a sweet purity to summer that is the essence of childhood. Synonymous with vacation and warm weather the baseball kids' summer days are filled with practices and games. Feet dangling from...
Another Saturday of O-Mok-See Action
For Seth and Bryanna Goodman and their family this Saturday was the first time they participated ever in an O-Mok-See. "It's a good family experience." They all stood by the fence, with their horse,...
