Articles from the June 21, 2023 edition

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 By Erik Sietsema    News    June 21, 2023

Elevated Grains Bakery is Closing July 1

Elevated Grains Bakery will be altering its business model next month as a result of challenges in finding employees to help run the business. They will be closing the dining room portion of the busin...

 
 By Zoe Merrill    News    June 21, 2023

Serious Falls Happen in the Summer

Although winter is usually the season when seniors fear falling and getting injured the most, mainly because of ice and snow, but summer has its own issues and concerns for falls and injuries. I researched the most reasons for falls in the summer....

 

Oliver Weitzel grabs invitation to represent Montana at AMA Amatuer Nationals

Oliver Weitzel won an invitation to race at AMA Amateur Nationals representing Montana. He is the grandson of Robert and Judy Williams and the son of Brett and Lisa William Weitzel. Oliver started rid...

 
 By Tyler Lane    News    June 21, 2023

Green Acres

MSU Extension and Chouteau County Conservation District Team Up to Measure Soil Acidity Across Chouteau County MSU Extension and the Chouteau County Conservation District utilized the 2023 Soil Moisture Survey sites as a base sample survey for...

 
 By Jessica Ophus    News    June 21, 2023

CNAs bring heart to BSMC

Essential workers took on a whole new meaning during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. In healthcare though, we’ve always known and recognized that CNAs (Certified Nursing Assistants) are essential to the daily operations in any medical f...

 
 By Marla Ray    News    June 21, 2023

Vacation Bible School Resounds with Praise!

Vacation Bible School for ages four years through those students just finishing third grade was held at Grace Lutheran Church, the mornings of June 5 – 8. This year’s theme was “Praise the Lord,” and all 22 young children were excellent about raising...

 
 By Erik Sietsema    Opinion    June 21, 2023

Patching Cracks

For the last several days, I have been studying the ancient Greek idea of citizenship. Like so many foundational ideas in our culture, the Greeks were the first to conjure up the idea of citizenship in our culture. It was a revolutionary idea and...

 

Cline and Strutz representing Big Sandy at the Shrine game in Butte

Braydon Cline and Kody Strutz were selected to play in the Montana East-West Shrine Game in Butte, Montana. Kody was called up on Monday after a player from the East was sidelined with an injury....

 

Barracudas compete in the Bitteroot

The Bitterroot Swim Team hosted in Hamilton over the weekend with the Barracudas placing 6th over all. After just one solid week of practice in the books and with only 8 kids from the team in attendance, the Barracudas still managed to make a name...

 

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